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Hands Down The Greatest Single Season Records In Sports
IN THE PAST 
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These records may have been the best individual seasons for athletes ever, but most of these are lengendary athletes with great careers.
| 1. | 50.4 NBA scoring average (Wilt Chamberlain, 1962) |
| 2. | Triple Double average (Oscar Robertson, 1961-62) |
| 3. | 49 touchdown passes (Peyton Manning, 2004): No one thought Marino's record was ever going to get broken. |
| 4. | 92 NHL goals (Wayne Gretzky, 1981-82) |
| 5. | 130 steals (Rickey Henderson, 1982) |
| 6. | 383 strikeouts (Nolan Ryan, 1973) |
| 7. | 44.2 points per game NCAA scoring average (Pete Maravich, 1966-70) |
| 8. | 215 NHL points (Gretzky, 1985-86) |
| 9. | 191 RBI (Hack Wilson, 1930) |
| 10. | 41 wins (Jack Chesbro, 1904) |
| 11. | 2,628 NCAA rushing yards (Barry Sanders, 1988) |
| 12. | 176 NFL points scored (Paul Hornung, 1960) |
| 13. | 257 hits (George Sisler, 1920) |
| 14. | .424 batting average (Rogers Hornsby, 1924) |
| 15. | 191 RBIs (Hack Wilson, 1930) |
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