Sports Grid
College Basketball Grid
Programs, points and awards. Keep it on campus.
Yesterday’s answers
- Played for Texas × Career: 1,500 career college pointsTramon Mark · Max Abmas · Tre Mitchell (2020–2024)13 players fit
- Played for Texas × Career: 125 career college stealsDevin Askew · Tramon Mark · Julian Larry21 players fit
- Played for Texas × Career: 300 career college free throwsDevin Askew · Tramon Mark · Max Abmas16 players fit
- Career: 800 career college field goals × Career: 1,500 career college pointsZach Edey · Tyler Hansbrough · Doug McDermott59 players fit
- Career: 800 career college field goals × Career: 125 career college stealsTyler Hansbrough · Johni Broome · Jalen Pickett33 players fit
- Career: 800 career college field goals × Career: 300 career college free throwsZach Edey · Tyler Hansbrough · Doug McDermott55 players fit
- Played for New Mexico × Career: 1,500 career college pointsJT Toppin · Jamal Mashburn Jr. · Nelly Junior Joseph8 players fit
- Played for New Mexico × Career: 125 career college stealsNelly Junior Joseph · Jaelen House · Donovan Dent9 players fit
- Played for New Mexico × Career: 300 career college free throwsJamal Mashburn Jr. · Nelly Junior Joseph · Jaelen House11 players fit
College Basketball grid questions
What conditions show up on the college basketball grid?
Schools, and the numbers a college career runs up: points, rebounds, assists, steals, blocks, three-pointers, field goals and free throws, each at a round career threshold — plus position, era and the honours: the Wooden Award, the Naismith, AP Player of the Year and Consensus All-American selection.
Does a career total count every school?
Yes. A total such as fifteen hundred points is the whole recorded college career, at every school a player played for, not only the one the square crosses.
Which schools come up?
The ones with enough recorded players to fill a square with different answers. Duke, North Carolina, Kansas and Kentucky come round often, and so do smaller programs.
Which basketball players turn up on the college basketball grid?
Everyone in the recorded college pool — far more names than the NBA board has, because most college careers ended at college. That depth is what lets a school square cross a career total and still have answers.
Why are there so many career totals?
Because college basketball keeps eight of them and a college career is short enough for a round number to mean something: points, rebounds, assists, steals, blocks, three-pointers, field goals and free throws. Each is the whole recorded college career, never a single season.
What else can a square ask for?
The position played and the decade played in, plus a career of five or more seasons. There is no draft condition and no professional award: everything here happened before a player left college.
Which leagues besides college basketball have a grid?
Nine more: the AFL, college football, cricket, the WNBA, the NFL, soccer, the NBA, the NHL and MLB. More college basketball games: College Basketball Connections, Build a College Basketball Player and CBB Career Simulator.