3. Oscar Robertson, Cincinnati
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The Big O always did put up some pretty huge numbers. Oscar Robertson averaged 34 points, 15 rebounds, and 7 assists per game during his Cincinnati career. He won multiple national player of the year awards all three seasons at Cincy and was so good they named one such player of the year awards after him once he had left for the NBA.
Robertson piled up the numbers in March too. His 56 points are the third highest ever in a tournament game, and he also compiled four tournament triple doubles. To properly appreciate that, you should know that only Magic Johnson and Draymond Green even have two triple doubles in March Madness history.
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Lionel Eason says
With out question it’s Lewis Ferdinand Alcindor
james debbrecht says
Michael Jordan was Star college player but greatness came as a pro. Where is Elven Hayes of
Ben Bonarigo says
Culture changing???? Michigan State was in the Final Four in 1956 after beating Kentucky.
Get your information straight before making absurd statements.
richard Williams says
agree with David Thompson Ask Bill Walton
Anthony says
No list is complete without Austin Carr of ND!
Clarence says
David Thompson, one of the greatest college players ever at North Carolina State University.
Dee says
David Thompson hands down, and Oscar should be on the list!
Rick says
Michael Jordan is hands down, the GOAT of basketball, period.
BILL says
KAREEM ABDUL JABBAR IS THE ONLY goat IN ALL OF BASKETBALL AND THAT IS COLLEGE AND PROFESSIONAL
Tim says
No Oscar Robertson, no way!