Oregon State Beavers Men's Basketball - NCAA Record

NCAA Record

Oregon State holds several NCAA basketball records:

Individual Records

  • Field Goal Percentage (Single season)
    • 1st – 74.6% — Steve Johnson, 1981 (235 of 315)
    • 4th – 71.0% — Steve Johnson, 1980 (211 of 297)
  • Field Goal Percentage (Career, min. 400 made and 4 made per game)
    • 1st – 67.8% — Steve Johnson, 1976–81 (828 of 1,222)
  • Field Goal Percentage (Single game, min. 12 field goals made)
    • 1st (tie) – 100% Steve Johnson vs. Hawaii-Hilo (13 of 13), Dec. 5, 1979
  • Total Rebounds (Single game)
    • 15th (tie) – 36 – Swede Halbrook vs. Idaho, Feb. 15, 1955
  • Assists (Career)
    • 11th – 939 – Gary Payton, 1987–1990
  • Average Assists Per Game (Career, min. 550 assists)
    • 9th – 7.82 – Gary Payton, 1987–1990
  • Steals (Career)
    • 18th (tie) – 321 – Gary Payton, 1987–1990

Top Season Performances by Class

  • Senior – Field Goal Percentage
    • 1st – 74.6% — Steve Johnson, 1981 (235 of 315)
  • Junior – Field Goal Percentage
    • 1st – 71.0% — Steve Johnson, 1980 (211 of 297)

Team Records

  • Free-Throw Percentage (Single game, min. 30 free throws made)
    • 12th (tie) – 30–31 vs. Memphis, Dec. 19, 1990
  • Steals (Single game)
  • 19th (tie) – 27 vs. Hawaii-Loa, Dec. 22, 1985
  • Field Goal Percentage (Season)
    • 3rd – 56.4% – 1981
    • 25th (tie) – 54.4% – 1980
  • All-Time Victories (Min. 25 years in Division I)
    • 13th – 1,546 games
  • Games played vs. Single Opponent
    • 1st – 332 vs. Oregon
    • 2nd – 275 vs. Washington
    • 4th 270 vs. Washington State
  • Victories vs. Single Opponent
    • 1st – 185 vs. Oregon
    • 6th 159 vs. Washington State



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