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NCAA Basketball Stats - 2007-2008

Regular Season
2001-02 | 2002-03 | 2003-04 | 2004-05 | 2005-06 | 2006-07 | 2007-08
Daily Leaders: Points | Rebounds | Assists | Blocks | Steals | 3-Point Field Goals
Individual Statistics Leaders
Points PPG
1. R. WilliamsVirginia Military27.3
2. L. HudsonTennessee-Martin27.2
3. C. FisherNiagara27.0
4. M. BeasleyKansas State24.8
5. S. CurryDavidson24.3
Complete Leaders
Rebounds RPG
1. M. BeasleyKansas State12.6
2. J. BrockmanWashington11.8
3. A. ReidHigh Point11.6
3. R. BrightSam Houston State11.6
4. J. ThompsonRider11.2
Complete Leaders
Assists APG
1. J. RichardsDavidson8.7
2. T. BannisterLiberty7.6
2. M. JeffersonHigh Point7.6
3. P. StollTexas-Pan American7.2
4. J. GreeneUMBC7.2
Complete Leaders
Field-Goal Shooting FG%
1. K. GeorgeNorth Carolina-Asheville71.4
2. D. JordanTexas A&M;70.3
2. A. SlackIllinois State70.0
3. T. WesleyUtah State68.9
4. D. CurtisMississippi68.7
Complete Leaders
More Individual Leaders
Free-Throw Shooting 3-Point Shooting
Blocks Steals
Team Statistics Leaders
Scoring Offense PPG
1. Virginia Military93.9
2. North Carolina91.4
3. Duquesne85.6
4. Vanderbilt84.9
5. Massachusetts84.9
Complete Leaders
Rebounds RBG
1. North Carolina44.5
2. Connecticut43.5
3. Notre Dame43.1
4. Kansas State43.0
5. Mississippi42.5
Complete Leaders
Field-Goal Shooting TEAM FG
1. Boise State52.0
2. Kansas51.5
3. Georgetown50.8
4. North Carolina-Asheville50.7
5. Utah State50.6
Complete Leaders
3-Point Shooting 3PT%
1. Illinois-Chicago42.7
2. New Mexico42.5
3. UC Santa Barbara42.5
4. Vanderbilt42.4
5. Cornell42.2
Complete Leaders
More Team Leaders
3-Pointers Per Game Free-Throw Shooting
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