True centers are a dying breed in college basketball. Included below are players who also qualify at forward (noted as F-C), as well. Rankings are based on points, rebounds, assists, turnovers, steals and blocks. Freshmen have an asterisk.1. Alan Williams, UC Santa Barbara
2. Chris Horton, Austin Peay, F-C
3. Jalil Okafor*, Duke
4. Karl Towns*, Kentucky
5. Joel Bolomboy, Weber State, F-C
6. Bobby Portis, Arkansas, F-C
7. Cady Lalanne, Massachusetts
8. Kadeem Jack, Rutgers, F-C
9. William Truss, Presbyterian
10. Corey Petros, Oakland
11. Matt Stainbrook, Xavier
12. Kevin Larsen, George Washington, F-C
13. A.J. Hammons, Purdue
14. Kaleb Tarczewski, Arizona
Top Centers: 2014-15 Rankings
Alan Williams is one of the few true centers in college basketball and easily leads this year's rankings.
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