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Fastest to 200 steals in men's college basketball history, NCAA tournament included, among active players

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Tra-Deon Hollins’ record is safe for now. The closest active player, George Kimble III, would need 4.9 a game over his next 27 games.

Fastest to 200 steals in men's college basketball history, NCAA tournament included, among active players
#Player and seasonsGames
Tra-Deon Hollins2015 – 201755
Javontae Campbell2024 – 2026At an avg of 3.0 per game, will cross 200 steals at 69 games64
George Kimble III2024 – 2027At an avg of 2.5 per game, will cross 200 steals at 80 games27
Aaron Nkrumah2024 – 2026At an avg of 2.7 per game, will cross 200 steals at 85 games65
Zyree Collins2025 – 2027At an avg of 2.2 per game, will cross 200 steals at 93 games34
Leroy Kelly IV2025 – 2027At an avg of 2.2 per game, will cross 200 steals at 93 games25
Tyler Tanner2024 – 2027At an avg of 2.4 per game, will cross 200 steals at 94 games72
Jaquan Johnson2024 – 2027At an avg of 2.2 per game, will cross 200 steals at 98 games74
Dontrez Williams2024 – 2027At an avg of 2.5 per game, will cross 200 steals at 98 games63
Mister Dean2024 – 2027At an avg of 2.1 per game, will cross 200 steals at 98 games36

Method

  • Box scores start in 2009-10, so 4,725 careers that began earlier aren't here.
  • An active player who got to 200 steals before this season is on the all-time board with his rank.