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