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Fastest to 300 steals in men's college basketball history, NCAA tournament included, among active players

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Javontae Campbell is almost on track to match Jacob Gilyard. He has 187 steals in 64 games, NCAA tournament included, 113 short of 300, 1st at that point, and needs 3.2 a game over his next 35 games; he’s averaging 3.0 over his last 31.

Fastest to 300 steals in men's college basketball history, NCAA tournament included, among active players
#Player and seasonsGames
Jacob Gilyard2017 – 2021100
Javontae Campbell2024 – 2026At an avg of 3.0 per game, will cross 300 steals at 102 games64
Arturo Dean2022 – 2027At an avg of 2.6 per game, will cross 300 steals at 110 games100
Aaron Nkrumah2024 – 2026At an avg of 2.7 per game, will cross 300 steals at 122 games65
Jaden Winston2023 – 2027At an avg of 2.6 per game, will cross 300 steals at 128 games95
Adam Clark2023 – 2027At an avg of 1.9 per game, will cross 300 steals at 133 games102
Tyler Tanner2024 – 2027At an avg of 2.4 per game, will cross 300 steals at 135 games72
Dontrez Williams2024 – 2027At an avg of 2.5 per game, will cross 300 steals at 139 games63
Prophet Johnson2023 – 2026At an avg of 2.7 per game, will cross 300 steals at 140 games91
Jaquan Johnson2024 – 2027At an avg of 2.2 per game, will cross 300 steals at 143 games74

Method

  • Box scores start in 2009-10, so 4,725 careers that began earlier aren't here.
  • An active player who got to 300 steals before this season is on the all-time board with his rank.