1. Kareem Abdul-Jabbar (UCLA, 1966-1969)

Career Averages: 26.4 points per game | 15.5 rebounds per game

The single most dominant player on the single most dominant team of all time, Kareem Abdul-Jabbar — who then played under the name Lew Alcindor — won a championship with UCLA in all three seasons he was eligible, which is unheard of. He started his collegiate career with a massive bang in 1966, scoring 56 points, which is a record for any player’s first game. All three seasons that Abdul-Jabbar led the Bruins to the championship, he was also named the NCAA Tournament’s most outstanding player, a tally that’s also a record.