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NCAA Basketball: The last decade’s most random 40-point scorers

By Nathan Dillon

SYRACUSE, NY - FEBRUARY 23: General view of the seat reserved for head coach Jim Boeheim of the Syracuse Orange prior to the game against the Duke Blue Devils at the Carrier Dome on February 23, 2019 in Syracuse, New York. (Photo by Rich Barnes/Getty Images)
SYRACUSE, NY - FEBRUARY 23: General view of the seat reserved for head coach Jim Boeheim of the Syracuse Orange prior to the game against the Duke Blue Devils at the Carrier Dome on February 23, 2019 in Syracuse, New York. (Photo by Rich Barnes/Getty Images) /
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Kale Abrahamson (Drake): 41 Points

Through two seasons at Northwestern, Kale Abrahamson had averaged 4.4 points per game. In 2015, he transferred to Drake, located in his hometown of Des Moines, Iowa. Abrahamson took a bigger role as the Bulldogs’ starting power forward.

In his fourth game as a Drake Bulldog, Abrahamson went off for 41 points (13/23 FG, 4/10 3FG, 11/11 FT), including the go-ahead bucket in overtime, to beat Western Kentucky, 81-79. This outburst beat his 2015-16 season average by a full 30 points. For Drake, this was long-awaited revenge. The Hilltoppers had knocked Drake out of the 2008 NCAA Tournament on a Ty Rogers buzzer-beater.

Abrahamson finished his career as a graduate transfer at Duquesne. In 2017, Abrahamson left basketball to start a business venture, Nine University KT VIP. This company trains entrepreneurs on how to become profitable while selling on Amazon’s FBA program.

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