Note #019: Allen Graves (Complete Court Impact)
Former Santa Clara basketball player Allen Graves has entered the transfer portal after his decorated 2025-26 sophomore (redshirted his freshman year) season with the Broncos.
In 2025-26, Graves burst onto the scene with the following per 40 metrics (35 GP, 22.6 MP/G):
- 20.8 PTS/40 MP
- 11.5 TRB/40 MP
- 3.2 AST/40 MP
- 3.4 STL/40 MP
- 1.7 BLK/40 MP
The only other NCAA Division I men's basketball player, since 1947-48, with per 40 baselines of 20.5 PTS/40 MP, 11.5 TRB/40 MP, 3 AST/40 MP, 3 STL/40 MP, 1.5 BLK/40 MP in a single season (min. 30 GP):
Ron Harper (1985-86) - 26.5 PTS/40 MP, 12.7 TRB/MP, 4.7 AST/40 MP, 3.5 STL/40 MP, 2.5 BLK/40 MP
Harper, a senior and second team All-American in the season above, was selected 8th overall in the 1986 NBA Draft and eventually became a 5x NBA champion.
Just missing the cut here is former 17th overall pick in the 2005 NBA Draft:
Danny Granger (2004-05) - 25.1 PTS/40 MP, 11.8 TRB/40 MP, 3.2 AST/40 MP, 2.8 STL/40 MP, 2.7 BLK/40 MP
Since 1974-75, the other three NCAA Division I men's basketball players with 410+ PTS, 225+ REB, 60+ AST, 65+ STL, 30+ BLK while shooting at least 40% from 3 in a single season:
Sorted by points (descending)
1. Shane Battier (2000-01) - 778 PTS, 285 REB, 72 AST, 82 STL, 88 BLK, 41.9 3PT% (124/296)
2. Christian Laettner (1991-92) - 751 PTS, 275 REB, 69 AST, 74 STL, 32 BLK, 55.7 3PT% (54/97)
3. Marcus Timmons (1994-95) - 441 PTS, 299 REB, 103 AST, 70 STL, 40 BLK, 44.3 3PT% (31/70)
Battier, Laettner, and Timmons were all seniors in the seasons above.
Statistics by Sports Reference
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