Top 100 Best College Basketball Players Since 2000
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Top 100 Best College Basketball Players Since 2000
The best college basketball players since 2000 have provided fans with some of the most entertaining moments in the sport. From multi-year stars like Steph Curry to one-year sensations like Zion Williamson and Anthony Davis, these players have left a lasting impact on the game. A lot of them have even had successful careers in the NBA. The excitement of watching their skill, determination, and passion on the court captivated audiences and contributed to the rich history of college basketball. Let’s take a look at the Top 100 College Basketball Players Since 2000 below. RELATED | Funniest College Basketball Player Names1. Carmelo Anthony – Syracuse
2. Anthony Davis – Kentucky
3. Kevin Durant – Texas
4. Zion Williamson – Duke
5. Kemba Walker – UConn
6. Jalen Brunson – Villanova
7. Blake Griffin – Oklahoma
8. Jay Williams – Duke
9. Tyler Hansbrough – North Carolina
10. Jimmer Fredette – BYU
11. Stephen Curry – Davidson
12. Emeka Okafor – UConn
13. Greg Oden – Ohio State
14. J.J. Redick – Duke
15. Trae Young – Oklahoma
16. Michael Beasley – Kansas State
17. Dwyane Wade – Marquette
18. Doug McDermott – Creighton
19. Adam Morrison – Gonzaga
20. Juan Dixon – Maryland
21. John Wall – Kentucky
22. Shane Battier – Duke
23. Mario Chalmers – Kansas
24. Trey Burke – Michigan
25. Frank Kaminsky – Wisconsin
26. Buddy Heild – Oklahoma
27. Shabazz Napier – UConn
28. Evan Turner – Ohio State
29. Jameer Nelson – St. Joseph
30. Ty Lawson – North Carolina
31. Chris Paul – Wake Forest
32. Draymond Green – Michigan State
33. Jahlil Okafor – Duke
34. Gerry McNamara – Syracuse
35. Kyle Singler – Duke
36. Al Horford – Florida
37. Joakim Noah – Florida
38. Drew Timme – Gonzaga
39. Luka Garza – Iowa
40. Carlos Boozer – Duke
41. Kevin Love – UCLA
42. Shelden Williams – Duke
43. Caron Butler – UConn
44. Andrew Bogut – Utah
45. Jared Sullinger – Ohio State
46. Deandre Ayton – Arizona
47. Obi Toppin – Dayton
48. Tyler Zeller – North Carolina
49. Gordon Hayward – Butler
50. Hasheem Thabeet – UConn
51. Marvin Bagley III – Duke
52. David West – Xavier
53. Sean May – North Carolina
54. Josh Hart – Villanova
55. Arron Afflalo – UCLA
56. Devonte Graham – Kansas
57. Ben Gordon – UConn
58. Grant Williams – Tennessee
59. Luke Harangody – Notre Dame
60. Sherron Collins – Kansas
61. DeMarcus Cousins – Kentucky
62. Patrick Patterson – Kentucky
63. De'Aaron Fox – Kentucky
64. Julius Randle – Kentucky
65. Jared Dudley – Boston College
66. Marcus Smart – Oklahoma State
67. Ja Morant – Murray State
68. Brandon Roy – Washington
69. Tayshaun Prince – Kentucky
70. Russ Smith – Louisville
71. Lonzo Ball – UCLA
72. Matt Howard – Butler
73. Jalen Suggs – Gonzaga
74. Ben Simmons – LSU
75. Victor Oladipo – Indiana
76. Carsen Edwards – Purdue
77. Russell Westbrook – UCLA
78. Rudy Gay – UConn
79. DeJuan Bair – Pittsburgh
80. Malcolm Brogdon – Virginia
81. C.J. McCollum – Lehigh
82. Nick Collison – Kansas
83. Andrew Wiggins – Kansas
84. Derrick Rose – Memphis
85. Denzel Valentine – Michigan State
86. Jayson Tatum – Duke
87. Jared Butler – Baylor
88. Cade Cunningham – Oklahoma State
89. Paolo Banchero – Duke
90. Collin Sexton – Alabama
91. Fred VanFleet – Wichita State
92. Drew Gooden – Kansas
93. Paul Millsap – Louisiana Tech
94. Grayson Allen – Duke
95. Markus Howard – Marquette
96. Anthony Edwards – Georgia
97. Frank Mason III – Kansas
98. Jabari Parker – Duke
99. Karl-Anthony Towns – Kentucky
100. Willie Cauley-Stein – Kentucky
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