Not super likely to happen. But, it is possible. He's currently 185 points behind The Pistol. There are 4 regular season games remaining for Detroit plus at least 1 conference tournament game. He would need to average 37 ppg over the next 5 games to tie Maravich.
NCAA All-Time Leading Scorers
1. Pete Maravich, LSU, 3,667
2. Antoine Davis, Detroit Mercy, 3,482
3. Freeman Williams, Portland State, 3,249
4. Chris Clemons, Campbell, 3,225
5. Lionel Simmons, La Salle, 3,217
Detroit is 11-16 - wouldn't be that surprising if Mike Davis just says, "Have at it! Go for the record." Because honestly it kind of looks like that's what they're already doing. 41, 42, 32, and 35 points in his last 4 games (37.5 average). This dude is going for the record, IMO. Obviously his best shot at it would be if Detroit advances in the Horizon League Tournament. If they get a 7 seed in the tournament, they could have a very winnable game against the 10th seeded Green Bay (currently 361st in KenPom). 6 games would mean he'd only need to average 31 ppg to break the scoring record.
It's cool to see records go down, especially if they're perceived unbreakable ones. Not sure how I feel about this one. Davis is trying to do in 5 years what Pistol did in 3.
NCAA All-Time Leading Scorers
1. Pete Maravich, LSU, 3,667
2. Antoine Davis, Detroit Mercy, 3,482
3. Freeman Williams, Portland State, 3,249
4. Chris Clemons, Campbell, 3,225
5. Lionel Simmons, La Salle, 3,217
Detroit is 11-16 - wouldn't be that surprising if Mike Davis just says, "Have at it! Go for the record." Because honestly it kind of looks like that's what they're already doing. 41, 42, 32, and 35 points in his last 4 games (37.5 average). This dude is going for the record, IMO. Obviously his best shot at it would be if Detroit advances in the Horizon League Tournament. If they get a 7 seed in the tournament, they could have a very winnable game against the 10th seeded Green Bay (currently 361st in KenPom). 6 games would mean he'd only need to average 31 ppg to break the scoring record.
It's cool to see records go down, especially if they're perceived unbreakable ones. Not sure how I feel about this one. Davis is trying to do in 5 years what Pistol did in 3.