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List of NCAA Division I men's basketball season assists leaders

January 01, 1970

In basketball, an assist is a pass to a teammate that directly leads to a score by field goal.[1] The National Collegiate Athletic Association's (NCAA) Division I assist title is awarded to the player with the highest assists per game average in a given season. The assist title was first recognized in the 1950–51 season when statistics on assists were first compiled by the NCAA, but there are no officially recorded assist leaders between 1952–53 and 1982–83. The NCAA did not split into its current divisions format until August 1973.[2] From 1906 to 1955, there were no classifications to the NCAA nor its predecessor, the Intercollegiate Athletic Association of the United States (IAAUS).[2] Then, from 1956 to 1973, colleges were classified as either "NCAA University Division (Major College)" or "NCAA College Division (Small College)".[2]

Avery Johnson of Southern University holds the all-time NCAA Division I record for single season assists per game (apg) average (13.30), which he accomplished in 1987–88.[3] He also recorded 399 assists that season, which is the second highest single season mark behind UNLV's Mark Wade's record of 406, which occurred in 1986–87.[4] From 1952–53 to 1982–83, the official NCAA record book has no assists per game leaders.[4] Oklahoma freshman Trae Young was the first player to lead the NCAA in both assists and points in the 2017–18 season, while Murray State sophomore Ja Morant was the first player in NCAA history to average at least 20 points and 10 assists throughout the same season in the 2018–19 season.

Four players have earned multiple assist titles: Avery Johnson of Southern (1987, 1988), Jared Jordan of Marist (2006, 2007), Jason Brickman of LIU Brooklyn (2013, 2014), and Yuri Collins of Saint Louis.[5][6] There has been one tie for the national assists leader, which happened during the 2004–05 season when Damitrius Coleman of Mercer and Will Funn of Portland State recorded identical season statistics: 28 games played, 224 total assists and an 8.00 apg average.[7]

Only three freshmen (T. J. Ford, Lonzo Ball, and Trae Young) and two sophomores (Jason Kidd and Ja Morant) have led Division I in average assists.[4][8][9] Two players born outside the United States have led Division I in assists — 1995–96 leader Raimonds Miglinieks of UC Irvine, born in modern-day Latvia (the Latvian SSR of the Soviet Union at the time of his birth), and 1999–2000 leader Mark Dickel of UNLV, born in New Zealand.

Key edit

Assists leaders edit

 
Jason Kidd won the assists title in 1993–94.
 
T. J. Ford was the first freshman to lead NCAA Division I in assists.
 
Lonzo Ball became the second freshman to do so, in 2016–17.
 
Trae Young was the third freshman to lead in assists and the first player to lead in both points and assists in 2017–18.

Except as specifically noted, all teams are listed with their current athletic brand names, which do not always reflect those used by a given program in a specific season.

Season Player Pos. Cl. Team Games
played 		Assists APG Ref.
1950–51 Bill Walker G Sr Toledo 29 210 7.24 [4]
1951–52 Tom O'Toole G Sr Boston College 27 213 7.89 [4]
1953–83 No assists leaders recorded
1983–84 Craig Lathen G Jr UIC 29 274 9.45 [10]
1984–85 Robbie Weingard G Sr Hofstra 24 228 9.50 [11]
1985–86 Mark Jackson G Jr St. John's 36 328 9.11 [12]
1986–87 Avery Johnson G Jr Southern 31 333 10.74 [5]
1987–88 Avery Johnson (2) G Sr Southern 30 399 13.30 [5]
1988–89 Glenn Williams G Sr Holy Cross 28 278 9.93 [11]
1989–90 Todd Lehmann G Sr Drexel 28 260 9.29 [13]
1990–91 Chris Corchiani G Sr NC State 31 299 9.65 [14]
1991–92 Van Usher G Sr Tennessee Tech 29 254 8.76 [11]
1992–93 Sam Crawford G Sr New Mexico State 34 310 9.12 [15]
1993–94 Jason Kidd* G So California 30 272 9.07 [8]
1994–95 Nelson Haggerty G Sr Baylor 28 284 10.14 [16]
1995–96 Raimonds Miglinieks G Sr UC Irvine 27 230 8.52 [11]
1996–97 Kenneth Mitchell G Sr Dartmouth 26 203 7.81 [17]
1997–98 Ahlon Lewis G Sr Arizona State 32 294 9.19 [18]
1998–99 Doug Gottlieb G Jr Oklahoma State 34 299 8.79 [19]
1999–00 Mark Dickel G Sr UNLV 31 280 9.03 [20]
2000–01 Markus Carr G Jr Cal State Northridge 32 286 8.94 [21]
2001–02 T. J. Ford G Fr Texas 33 273 8.27 [9]
2002–03 Martell Bailey G Jr UIC 30 244 8.13 [22]
2003–04 Greg Davis G Sr Troy 31 256 8.26 [23]
2004–05† Damitrius Coleman G Jr Mercer 28 224 8.00 [7]
Will Funn G Sr Portland State 28 224 8.00 [7]
2005–06 Jared Jordan G Jr Marist 29 247 8.52 [6]
2006–07 Jared Jordan (2) G Sr Marist 33 286 8.67 [6]
2007–08 Jason Richards G Sr Davidson 36 293 8.14 [24]
2008–09 Johnathon Jones G Jr Oakland 36 290 8.06 [25]
2009–10 Ronald Moore G Sr Siena 34 261 7.68 [26]
2010–11 Aaron Johnson G Sr UAB 31 239 7.71 [27]
2011–12 Scott Machado G Sr Iona 33 327 9.91 [28]
2012–13 Jason Brickman G Jr LIU Brooklyn[a] 34 289 8.50 [29]
2013–14 Jason Brickman (2) G Sr LIU Brooklyn[a] 29 289 9.97 [30]
2014–15 Jalan West G Jr Northwestern State 32 246 7.69 [31]
2015–16 Kay Felder G Jr Oakland 35 324 9.26 [32]
2016–17 Lonzo Ball G Fr UCLA 36 274 7.61 [33]
2017–18 Trae Young G Fr Oklahoma 32 279 8.71 [34]
2018–19 Ja Morant G So Murray State 33 331 10.03 [35]
2019–20 Kameron Langley G Jr North Carolina A&T 31 247 7.96 [36]
2020–21 Jalen Moore G Jr Oakland 30 252 8.40 [37]
2021–22 Yuri Collins G Jr Saint Louis 34 267 7.85 [38]
2022–23 Yuri Collins (2) G Sr Saint Louis 32 324 10.12 [38]
2023–24 Tyler Kolek G Sr Marquette 31 239 7.71 [39]
  1. ^ a b At the time, Long Island University operated two separate athletic programs—the Division I LIU Brooklyn Blackbirds, representing the school's Brooklyn campus, and the Division II LIU Post Pioneers, representing the Post campus in Nassau County, New York. After the 2018–19 school year, the university merged its athletic programs, creating the current LIU Sharks. The Sharks inherited LIU Brooklyn's Division I and Northeast Conference memberships, as well as the history and records of all sports that the Brooklyn campus sponsored at the time of the merger.

References edit

General
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  39. ^ "Tyler Kolek Stats". Sports Reference LLC. 2024. Retrieved April 9, 2024.

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In basketball an assist is a pass to a teammate that directly leads to a score by field goal 1 The National Collegiate Athletic Association s NCAA Division I assist title is awarded to the player with the highest assists per game average in a given season The assist title was first recognized in the 1950 51 season when statistics on assists were first compiled by the NCAA but there are no officially recorded assist leaders between 1952 53 and 1982 83 The NCAA did not split into its current divisions format until August 1973 2 From 1906 to 1955 there were no classifications to the NCAA nor its predecessor the Intercollegiate Athletic Association of the United States IAAUS 2 Then from 1956 to 1973 colleges were classified as either NCAA University Division Major College or NCAA College Division Small College 2 Avery Johnson of Southern University holds the all time NCAA Division I record for single season assists per game apg average 13 30 which he accomplished in 1987 88 3 He also recorded 399 assists that season which is the second highest single season mark behind UNLV s Mark Wade s record of 406 which occurred in 1986 87 4 From 1952 53 to 1982 83 the official NCAA record book has no assists per game leaders 4 Oklahoma freshman Trae Young was the first player to lead the NCAA in both assists and points in the 2017 18 season while Murray State sophomore Ja Morant was the first player in NCAA history to average at least 20 points and 10 assists throughout the same season in the 2018 19 season Four players have earned multiple assist titles Avery Johnson of Southern 1987 1988 Jared Jordan of Marist 2006 2007 Jason Brickman of LIU Brooklyn 2013 2014 and Yuri Collins of Saint Louis 5 6 There has been one tie for the national assists leader which happened during the 2004 05 season when Damitrius Coleman of Mercer and Will Funn of Portland State recorded identical season statistics 28 games played 224 total assists and an 8 00 apg average 7 Only three freshmen T J Ford Lonzo Ball and Trae Young and two sophomores Jason Kidd and Ja Morant have led Division I in average assists 4 8 9 Two players born outside the United States have led Division I in assists 1995 96 leader Raimonds Miglinieks of UC Irvine born in modern day Latvia the Latvian SSR of the Soviet Union at the time of his birth and 1999 2000 leader Mark Dickel of UNLV born in New Zealand Key editPos G F C APG Ref Position Guard Forward Center Assists per game References Class Cl key Fr Freshman So Sophomore Jr Junior Sr Senior Player still active in NCAA Division I Elected to the Naismith Memorial Basketball Hall of Fame Denotes a tie for the season s assists leader Player X Denotes the number of times the player had been theassists leader up to and including that seasonAssists leaders edit nbsp Jason Kidd won the assists title in 1993 94 nbsp T J Ford was the first freshman to lead NCAA Division I in assists nbsp Lonzo Ball became the second freshman to do so in 2016 17 nbsp Trae Young was the third freshman to lead in assists and the first player to lead in both points and assists in 2017 18 Except as specifically noted all teams are listed with their current athletic brand names which do not always reflect those used by a given program in a specific season Season Player Pos Cl Team Gamesplayed Assists APG Ref 1950 51 Bill Walker G Sr Toledo 29 210 7 24 4 1951 52 Tom O Toole G Sr Boston College 27 213 7 89 4 1953 83 No assists leaders recorded 1983 84 Craig Lathen G Jr UIC 29 274 9 45 10 1984 85 Robbie Weingard G Sr Hofstra 24 228 9 50 11 1985 86 Mark Jackson G Jr St John s 36 328 9 11 12 1986 87 Avery Johnson G Jr Southern 31 333 10 74 5 1987 88 Avery Johnson 2 G Sr Southern 30 399 13 30 5 1988 89 Glenn Williams G Sr Holy Cross 28 278 9 93 11 1989 90 Todd Lehmann G Sr Drexel 28 260 9 29 13 1990 91 Chris Corchiani G Sr NC State 31 299 9 65 14 1991 92 Van Usher G Sr Tennessee Tech 29 254 8 76 11 1992 93 Sam Crawford G Sr New Mexico State 34 310 9 12 15 1993 94 Jason Kidd G So California 30 272 9 07 8 1994 95 Nelson Haggerty G Sr Baylor 28 284 10 14 16 1995 96 Raimonds Miglinieks G Sr UC Irvine 27 230 8 52 11 1996 97 Kenneth Mitchell G Sr Dartmouth 26 203 7 81 17 1997 98 Ahlon Lewis G Sr Arizona State 32 294 9 19 18 1998 99 Doug Gottlieb G Jr Oklahoma State 34 299 8 79 19 1999 00 Mark Dickel G Sr UNLV 31 280 9 03 20 2000 01 Markus Carr G Jr Cal State Northridge 32 286 8 94 21 2001 02 T J Ford G Fr Texas 33 273 8 27 9 2002 03 Martell Bailey G Jr UIC 30 244 8 13 22 2003 04 Greg Davis G Sr Troy 31 256 8 26 23 2004 05 Damitrius Coleman G Jr Mercer 28 224 8 00 7 Will Funn G Sr Portland State 28 224 8 00 7 2005 06 Jared Jordan G Jr Marist 29 247 8 52 6 2006 07 Jared Jordan 2 G Sr Marist 33 286 8 67 6 2007 08 Jason Richards G Sr Davidson 36 293 8 14 24 2008 09 Johnathon Jones G Jr Oakland 36 290 8 06 25 2009 10 Ronald Moore G Sr Siena 34 261 7 68 26 2010 11 Aaron Johnson G Sr UAB 31 239 7 71 27 2011 12 Scott Machado G Sr Iona 33 327 9 91 28 2012 13 Jason Brickman G Jr LIU Brooklyn a 34 289 8 50 29 2013 14 Jason Brickman 2 G Sr LIU Brooklyn a 29 289 9 97 30 2014 15 Jalan West G Jr Northwestern State 32 246 7 69 31 2015 16 Kay Felder G Jr Oakland 35 324 9 26 32 2016 17 Lonzo Ball G Fr UCLA 36 274 7 61 33 2017 18 Trae Young G Fr Oklahoma 32 279 8 71 34 2018 19 Ja Morant G So Murray State 33 331 10 03 35 2019 20 Kameron Langley G Jr North Carolina A amp T 31 247 7 96 36 2020 21 Jalen Moore G Jr Oakland 30 252 8 40 37 2021 22 Yuri Collins G Jr Saint Louis 34 267 7 85 38 2022 23 Yuri Collins 2 G Sr Saint Louis 32 324 10 12 38 2023 24 Tyler Kolek G Sr Marquette 31 239 7 71 39 a b At the time Long Island University operated two separate athletic programs the Division I LIU Brooklyn Blackbirds representing the school s Brooklyn campus and the Division II LIU Post Pioneers representing the Post campus in Nassau County New York After the 2018 19 school year the university merged its athletic programs creating the current LIU Sharks The Sharks 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