Boys Gone Hield: Single-Game Scoring Records By Individual Opponents
Where are the profuse apologies from so-called recruiting experts for failing to include Oklahoma's Buddy Hield among the consensus top 100 high school recruits in 2012? He is the fourth consecutive national player of the year overlooked by the recruiting wizards who can't seem to comprehend upside potential or room for growth.
When Hield tallied 46 points at Kansas, the eruption triggered research regarding which individual opponent has the highest single-game scoring outburst against each major university. But Hield going wild fell two points shy of matching the individual record against KU (48 by Jackson State's Lindsey Hunter in 1992-93 before his 17-year NBA career).
Furman's Darrell Floyd and Frank Selvy collaborated for a total of nine scoring records in this category that have stood since the mid-1950s. Such scorched-earth outputs have been difficult to come by thus far in the 21st Century (unofficially seven uprisings). Many schools don't keep track of a standard perhaps reflecting a mite negatively upon them but following is what CollegeHoopedia.com unearthed on the topic:
*Unofficial.