Here are the top 50 NCAA Division I men’s basketball players based on total points scored during the 2023-2024 season, including brief descriptions, team names, and colleges:
- Zach Edey – Purdue Boilermakers, Purdue: Dominant center known for his scoring, rebounding, and shot-blocking.
- Jaden Ivey – Purdue Boilermakers, Purdue: Explosive guard with exceptional scoring and playmaking skills.
- Trayce Jackson-Davis – Indiana Hoosiers, Indiana: Versatile forward with strong scoring, rebounding, and defensive abilities.
- Jalen Wilson – Kansas Jayhawks, Kansas: Skilled forward with a high scoring ability and strong defensive presence.
- Kris Murray – Iowa Hawkeyes, Iowa: Talented forward with a strong scoring touch and rebounding skills.
- Hunter Dickinson – Kansas Jayhawks, Kansas: Elite center known for his scoring and rebounding prowess.
- Tyrese Proctor – Duke Blue Devils, Duke: Dynamic guard with impressive scoring and playmaking skills.
- Markquis Nowell – Kansas State Wildcats, Kansas State: Explosive point guard known for his scoring and passing.
- Amari Bailey – UCLA Bruins, UCLA: Athletic guard with high scoring potential and strong defensive skills.
- Scoot Henderson – G League Ignite, G League: Dynamic guard with exceptional scoring and playmaking abilities.
- Brandon Miller – Alabama Crimson Tide, Alabama: Versatile forward with strong scoring and defensive skills.
- Nick Smith Jr. – Arkansas Razorbacks, Arkansas: Skilled guard with a high scoring ability and playmaking skills.
- Jordan Hawkins – UConn Huskies, Connecticut: Sharp-shooting guard known for his scoring and perimeter shooting.
- Jaime Jaquez Jr. – UCLA Bruins, UCLA: Experienced forward with solid scoring and rebounding abilities.
- Oscar Tshiebwe – Kentucky Wildcats, Kentucky: Dominant rebounder and scorer with strong interior presence.
- Cason Wallace – Kentucky Wildcats, Kentucky: Talented guard known for his scoring and defensive prowess.
- Kel’el Ware – Oregon Ducks, Oregon: Promising center with strong scoring and shot-blocking abilities.
- Chris Livingston – Kentucky Wildcats, Kentucky: Athletic forward with a strong scoring and defensive presence.
- Julian Phillips – Tennessee Volunteers, Tennessee: Versatile forward with a high scoring and defensive skill set.
- Ricky Council IV – Arkansas Razorbacks, Arkansas: High-scoring guard with strong offensive abilities.
- Jalen Hood-Schifino – Indiana Hoosiers, Indiana: Skilled guard with strong scoring and playmaking.
- Jaden Akins – Michigan State Spartans, Michigan State: Guard with excellent scoring and defensive skills.
- Elijah Fisher – Texas Tech Red Raiders, Texas Tech: Talented forward with strong scoring and defensive abilities.
- Brice Sensabaugh – Ohio State Buckeyes, Ohio State: High-scoring guard with exceptional offensive skills.
- Jordan Walsh – Arkansas Razorbacks, Arkansas: Athletic forward with a solid scoring and defensive skill set.
- Tyrese Hunter – Texas Longhorns, Texas: Dynamic guard with impressive scoring and playmaking abilities.
- James Nnaji – Barcelona, Spain (NCAA eligible): Promising center with strong scoring and shot-blocking skills.
- Mike Miles Jr. – TCU Horned Frogs, TCU: Explosive guard with high scoring and playmaking capabilities.
- D.J. Wagner – Kentucky Wildcats, Kentucky: Highly touted guard with a strong scoring and playmaking skill set.
- Ziaire Williams – Stanford Cardinal, Stanford: Talented forward with scoring and defensive prowess.
- Cameron Whitmore – Villanova Wildcats, Villanova: Athletic forward known for his scoring and defensive abilities.
- Taron Armstrong – Cal State Fullerton Titans, Cal State Fullerton: Talented guard with strong scoring and playmaking skills.
- Jahvon Quinerly – Alabama Crimson Tide, Alabama: Experienced guard with excellent scoring and playmaking.
- Kris Murray – Iowa Hawkeyes, Iowa: Forward with strong scoring and rebounding capabilities.
- Dylan Disu – Texas Longhorns, Texas: Forward known for his scoring and defensive skills.
- Kendall Brown – Baylor Bears, Baylor: Athletic forward with high scoring and defensive potential.
- Trevor Keels – Duke Blue Devils, Duke: Guard with a solid scoring touch and defensive abilities.
- Andre Jackson Jr. – UConn Huskies, Connecticut: Versatile forward with strong scoring and defensive skills.
- Ron Harper Jr. – Rutgers Scarlet Knights, Rutgers: Experienced forward with a high scoring ability.
- Jalen Green – G League Ignite, G League: Dynamic guard with exceptional scoring and playmaking skills.
- MarJon Beauchamp – G League Ignite, G League: Talented forward with strong scoring and defensive abilities.
- Patrick Baldwin Jr. – Milwaukee Panthers, Milwaukee: Forward with high scoring and defensive potential.
- Colby Jones – Xavier Musketeers, Xavier: Guard with solid scoring and defensive abilities.
- Jaden Ivey – Purdue Boilermakers, Purdue: Guard known for explosive scoring and playmaking.
- Ochai Agbaji – Kansas Jayhawks, Kansas: Guard with strong scoring and defensive skills.
- Jalen Duren – Memphis Tigers, Memphis: Center with exceptional scoring and rebounding capabilities.
- Chet Holmgren – Gonzaga Bulldogs, Gonzaga: Versatile big man with strong scoring and defensive skills.
- Jabari Smith Jr. – Auburn Tigers, Auburn: Forward with impressive scoring and defensive skills.
- Paolo Banchero – Duke Blue Devils, Duke: Forward known for his scoring and playmaking abilities.
- Victor Wembanyama – Metropolitans 92, France (NCAA eligible): Highly anticipated prospect with exceptional scoring and shot-blocking skills.
These players are notable for their scoring ability and contributions to their respective teams.