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The following collection of records and statistics that are meant to highlight just some of the UCLA Bruin achievements though the years.
( #) indicate rank among all NCAA Div. 1 teams or players (T=team) (I=individual)

Rank among All-Time Winningest Teams
UCLA Basketball 1920- 1999/2000 season	1,445 wins (11Th)	621 lost	699 % (5th)

Winningest Teams by decade (top 20 only)
Rank	decade	Won	Lost	Percentage
13th	1950's	193	78	.712
1st	1960's	234	52	.818
1st	1970's	273	27	.910
10th	1990's	240	79	.752

Undefeated Seasons
30-0	1972-73
30-0	1971-72
30-0	1966-67
30-0	1964-65

Winning streaks (including NCAA Tournament)

[TOP]

Streak			Years		Broken by
88 (1st)			1971-74		Notre Dame, 71-70
47			1966-68		Houston, 71-69
41			1968-69		USC 46-44
Winning streaks (Regular season)
76 (1st)			1971-74		Notre Dame, 71-70
43			1966-68		Houston, 71-69
Consecutive conference titles (Pac 10)							[TOP]
13 - 1967-79 (1st)
Consecutive winning seasons
51 - 1949-99 (1st)
Consecutive 25 win seasons
10 - 1967-76 (1st/tie with UNLV)
Consecutive victories over an opponent (home & road)
52 - UCLA vs. California 1961 to 1985
Consecutive Home court victories
98 - 1970-76 broken by Oregon 65-45
Current consecutive Home court victories
43 - UCLA vs. Washington St. 1950-present
Team Field-Goal Percentage (season)
55.5 % - 1979
Scoring Margin		[TOP]
TEAM	Off			Def			Margin
1972 (1st)	94.6			64.3			30.3
1968		93.4		67.2		26.2
1967		89.6		63.7		25.9
1978		85.3		67.4		17.9
Rebound margin
1973 (6TH)		49.0		33.9		15.1

Blocked shots (game)

16 - vs. UC Irvine, 11/23/1990 (20th tie w/11)

Scoring High (game)	[TOP]
61 points - Lew Alcindor, UCLA vs. Washington State, 1967 (16th)
Scoring High (career)

304 - Lew Alcindor, 1967-68-69 (6th)

Highest Scoring Average (career)

25.3 - Lew Alcindor, 1967-68-69 (17th)
Highest Field-Goal Percentage (Min. 5 FGM per Game) (season)
76.3% Bill Walton, 1973 (4th)
Highest Field-Goal Percentage (Career)
65.1% - Bill Walton, 1974
Assists (season)	[TOP]
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Assists High (career)
833 - Pooh Richardson, 1986-89 (15th)
Assist Average (career)
6.83 apg - Pooh Richardson, 1989 (25th)
Rebounds (season) since 1973 *	[TOP]
511 - Bill Walton 32 games, 1973
Rebounds (game) since 1973 *
27 - Bill Walton, vs. Loyola,Ill 1/25/1973 (16th tie, 12 others)
27 - Bill Walton, vs. Maryland 12/1/1973 (16th tie, 12 others)
Rebounds Average (season)
16.9 - Bill Walton, 1973
Free throw Percentage (season)	[TOP]
95% - Rod Foster, 1982 (2nd overall)
92% - Don MacLean,1992 ( 1st in 1992)
Free Throw Percentage (career)
88% - Rod Foster 1980-83
2,00 points & 1,000 rebounds
Lew Alcindor - 2,325 points - 1,367 rebounds, 3 years, 88 games

18 First Team All-Americans
Don Barksdale (1947)	2nd team A-A
Walt Hazard (1964)	1st team A-A	16.1 ppg
Gail Goodrich (1965)	1st team A-A	9 ppg.
Lew Alcindor (1967-68-69)	1st team A-A	26.4 ppg; 15.5 rebs
Lucius Allen (1968)	2nd team A-A	15.3 ppg
Sidney Wicks (1971)	1st team A-A in 1971, 2nd team in 1970	15.8 ppg.
Henry Bibby (1972)	1st team A-A	14.4 ppg.
Keith Wilkes (1974)	1st team A-A in 1973, 1973	(15 ppg)
Dave Meyers (1975)	1st team A-A	11.8 ppg.
Richard Washington (1976)	1st team A-A
Marques Johnson (1977)	1st team A-A	14.4 ppg
David Greenwood (1979)	1st team A-A in 1978, 1979	14.6 ppg
Ed O'Bannon (1995):	1st team A-A

UCLA Made 15 consecutive appearances from 1967-81, when the field ranged from 23 to 48 teams, winning 10 titles in a 12-year span, including seven in a row
UCLA's 38-game NCAA Tournament winning streak during the Bruins' incredible run of nine national championships from 1964 through 1973 (exception: 1966). The run ended when they lost to North Carolina State (80-77 (2OT)) in the 1974 Semi finals. Box scores of past Championships

1950,52,56-1962 to 1999

Years	Won	Lost	Pct.	1st	2nd	3rd	4th
34	74	27	.733	11	0	2	1

Team Records
Most NCAA Championship Titles
11
Most Final Four Appearances
14
Most Final Four Wins
24
Basketball Titles
NCAA titles: 1964, 1965, 1967, 1968, 1969, 1970, 1971, 1972, 1973, 1975, 1995
1980: NCAA 2nd Place.
1974: NCAA 3rd Place.
1985: 1st in NIT.
Other NCAA appearances: 1950, 1952, 1956, 1962-63, 1981, 1983, 1987, 1989-97, 1999, 2000.
Other NIT appearances: none
Most Field Goals (tournament game)	[TOP]
51 - UCLA vs. Dayton, 1974
Individual Records	[TOP]
Highest Field-Goal Percentage (tournament career)
68.6% - Bill Walton, 112 games , 1972-74 (1st)
Rebounding Average (single tournament) all rank 1st for that tournament
16 rpg - Lew Alcindor, 4 games, 1969
13 rpg - Sidney Wicks 4 games, 1971
16 rpg - Bill Walton, 4 games, 1972
14.5 rpg - Bill Walton, 4 games, 1973
13.4 rpg - Michael Sanders, 4 games, 1980
9 rpg - Ed O'Bannon 6 games, 1995
Scoring Average (single tournament)
35.8 ppg Lew Alcindor, 4 games, 1967
35.0 - Gail Goodrich, 4 games, 1965
Scoring Average ( tournament career)
25.3 - Lew Alcindor, 12 games, 1967-68-69 (6th)
Scoring ( tournament career)
304 - Lew Alcindor, 12 games, 1967-68-69 (6th)
Most Free throw attempts
119 - Lew Alcindor,12 games, 1967-68-69 (2nd)
Most Rebounds (Tournament career)	[TOP]
201 - Lew Alcindor, 12 games, 1967-68-69
176 - Bill Walton, 12 games, 1972-73-74
Final Four records	[TOP]
Highest Field-Goal Percentage (game)
95.5%-Bill Walton, vs. Memphis, 3/ 26/1973 (21 of 22) (1st)
Most Free Throws Attempted
18 of 20 - Gail Goodrich, vs. Michigan, championship, Portland, Ore., 1965
West regional	[TOP]
Most Field Goals
51 - vs. Dayton, 1974 (1st)
Most Rebounds
76 - vs. Weber State, semifinal, Provo, Utah, 1972
Most Personal Fouls
36 - vs. Seattle, third place, Corvallis, Ore., 1956

Coach	Schools coached	Wins	Lost
John Wooden	Indiana State, UCLA	664	162
Led Indiana State to a 47-14 record in two years while also serving as the school's athletic director… Led UCLA to an unprecedented 10 NCAA Basketball Championships in 12 years, including seven in-a-row… Owns the NCAA's all-time consecutive win streak record of 88 straight games, compiled over four seasons from 1970-74… Is the only coach to compile four undefeated seasons of 30-0… Led UCLA to 16 conference championships… Finished 27-year UCLA coaching career with a 620-147 record.
Famous Quotes from John Wooden \| John Wooden's Success Pyramid

Naismith Award	Oscar Robertson Trophy
1969 Lew Alcindor, UCLA	1964 Walt Hazzard, UCLA
1972 Bill Walton, UCLA	1967 Lew Alcindor, UCLA
1973 Bill Walton, UCLA	1969 Lew Alcindor, UCLA
1974 Bill Walton, UCLA	1971 Sidney Wicks, UCLA
1977 Marques Johnson, UCLA	1972 Bill Walton, UCLA
	1973 Bill Walton, UCLA
	1974 Bill Walton, UCLA
	1977 Marques Johnson, UCLA
	1995 Ed O'Bannon, UCLA
Wooden Award	Rupp Trophy
1977 Marques Johnson, UCLA	1967 Lew Alcindor, UCLA
1995 Ed O'Bannon, UCLA	1969 Lew Alcindor, UCLA
	1972 Bill Walton, UCLA
	1973 Bill Walton, UCLA
	1977 Marques Johnson, UCLA
Frances Pomeroy Naismith Award (under 6ft tall)
1995 Tyus Edney

UCLA Bruins in the Naismith Memorial Basketball Hall
Kareem Abdul-Jabbar	Inducted 1995
Gail Goodrich	Inducted 1996
Bill Walton	Inducted 1993
John Wooden	Inducted 1960 as a player and 1972 as a coach

Pac 10 alignment history
Pacific Coast -(1916-17)	Big 5 - (1960-62)	Big 6 - (1963)
AAWU - (1973-68)	Pac 8 - (1969-78)	Pac - 10 - (1979-present
Schools in conference though the years
Arizona	1979-present
Arizona St.	1979-present
California	1916-17, 1918-present
Idaho	1922-59
Montana	1924-29
Oregon	1917, 19-59, 1965-present
Oregon St.	1916-17, 19-59, 1965-present
USC	1922-24, 1926-present
UCLA	1928-present
Washington	1916-17, 1960-present
Washington St.	1917, 19-59, 1964-present

Basketball firsts	[TOP]
John Wooden , first player named consensus all-American three times, Purdue 1930-32
Don Barksdale, first African-American to be named consensus all-American, 1947
Lew Alcindor, first three-time NCAA tournament most valuable player, 1967, 1968, 1969


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