Karaban had another 20+ point game on Wednesday against Providence.
Senior Alex Karaban scored 23 points on 8-of-18 shooting on Wednesday night as the UConn men's basketball team beat Providence 103-98 in an overtime thriller.
In the victory, Karaban gained sole possession of fourth place all-time on the programs three-pointers made list (248). Presuming he stays healthy, he has a very good chance to break Rashad Anderson's all-time record of 276.
But that wasn't the only history Karaban made on Wednesday: He also entered the program's Top-20 all-time scoring list. He now 1,576 career points in a Huskies uniform.
About Karaban
A four-year player from Massachusetts, Karaban has appeared in 127 games with 126 starts. He's also been a member of the All-Big East Team (2024-25).
He's averaged 12.4 ppg for his career while shooting 47 percent from the floor and 38 percent from three. He's also an 85 percent free-throw shooter who has averaged five rebounds and two assists.
One NBA Draft analyst recently said he's a "lock" to have a great NBA career, and he has the shooting ability to stretch the floor. However, he'll need to work on his quickness to stay with the agile forwards at the next level.
The Athletic just ranked him as the No. 34 prospect in the upcoming draft.
So who is in front of him?
1) Chris Smith, 2,145
2) Richard Hamilton, 2,036
3) Tony Hanson, 1,990
4) Shabazz Napier, 1,959
5) Ray Allen, 1,922
6) Corny Thompson, 1,810
7) Ben Gordon, 1,795
8) Ryan Boatright, 1,786
9) Kemba Walker, 1,783
10) Christian Vital, 1,735
11) Jalen Adams, 1,706
12) Wes Bialosuknia, 1,673
13) Cliff Robinson, 1,644
14) Khalid El-Amin, 1,650
15) Donyell Marshall, 1,648
16) Mike McKay, 1,633
17) Jerome Dyson, 1,630
18) Jeff Adrien, 1,603
19) Earl Kelley, 1,592
20) Alex Karaban, 1,576
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What's next for Karaban?
Karaban and the rest of his teammates will be in action again on Saturday afternoon when they host DePaul in Big East play. The No. 4 Huskies will take on the Blue Demons at 12:30 p.m. ET. UConn is 15-1 and a perfect 5-0 in Big East play.
Also on campus
The No. 1 UConn women's basketball team is back in action on Sunday afternoon when they travel to Nebraska to take on Creighton. Tip-off is 2 p.m. ET. The Huskies are 16-0 and a perfect 7-0 inside league action. They are looking for their second consecutive national championship and 13th overall.
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