Kareem Abdul-Jabbar, who played under his birth name Lew Alcindor at UCLA during the late 1960s, is widely considered by historians and analysts to be the greatest college basketball player of all time. During his legendary collegiate career, he led the Bruins to three consecutive NCAA National Championships, captured three consecutive NCAA Tournament Most Outstanding Player awards, and compiled an astonishing 88-2 overall record under legendary coach John Wooden, utterly dominating the sport before an iconic professional career.