List of NCAA Division I men's basketball career scoring leaders
All-time conference scoring leaders

List of NCAA Division I men's basketball career scoring leaders

Section Title: All-time conference scoring leaders
Table Section Text: None

Conference	Conference founded	Conference disbanded	Player	School	Career start	Career end	Points	Ref.

America East	1979	—	Reggie Lewis	Northeastern	1983	1987	2,709

American Athletic	2013	—	Rob Gray	Houston	2015	2018	1,710

American South	1987	1991	Kevin Brooks	Southwestern Louisiana	1987	1991	2,294

Atlantic 10	1976	—	Mark Macon	Temple	1987	1991	2,609

ACC	1953	—	Tyler Hansbrough	North Carolina	2005	2009	2,872

Atlantic Sun	1978	—	Willie Jackson	Centenary	1980	1984	2,535

Big 12	1996	—	Buddy Hield	Oklahoma	2012	2016	2,291

Big East	1979	—	Troy Bell	Boston College	1999	2003	2,632

Big Eight	1907	1996	Danny Manning	Kansas	1984	1988	2,951

Big Sky	1963	—	Tyler Hall	Montana State	2015	2019	2,518

Big South	1983	—	Chris Clemons	Campbell	2015	2019	3,225

Big Ten	1896	—	Calbert Cheaney	Indiana	1989	1993	2,613

Big West	1969	—	Lucious Harris	Long Beach State	1989	1993	2,312

CAA	1982	—	David Robinson*	Navy	1983	1987	2,669

Conference USA	1995	—	Jon Elmore	Marshall	2015	2019	2,636

East Coast	1958	1994	Daren Queenan	Lehigh	1984	1988	2,703

Great Midwest	1990	1995	Erwin Claggett	Saint Louis	1991	1995	1,910

Great West	2004	2013	Chris Flores	NJIT	2009	2013	1,726

Horizon	1979	—	Alfredrick Hughes	Loyola (IL)	1981	1985	2,914

Ivy	1901	—	Bill Bradley*	Princeton	1962	1965	2,503

MAAC	1980	—	Lionel Simmons	La Salle	1986	1990	3,217

Metro	1975	1995	Bimbo Coles	Virginia Tech	1986	1990	2,484

MAC	1946	—	Bonzi Wells	Ball State	1994	1998	2,485

MEAC	1970	—	Tom Davis	Delaware State	1987	1991	2,275

Missouri Valley	1907	—	Hersey Hawkins	Bradley	1984	1988	3,008

Mountain West	1999	—	Jimmer Fredette	BYU	2007	2011	2,599

NEC	1981	—	Terrance Bailey	Wagner	1983	1987	2,591

OVC	1948	—	Henry Domercant	Eastern Illinois	1999	2003	2,602

Pac-12	1959	—	Don MacLean	UCLA	1988	1992	2,608

Pacific Coast	1915	1959	Bob Houbregs*	Washington	1950	1953	1,774

Patriot	1986	—	C. J. McCollum	Lehigh	2009	2013	2,361

SEC	1933	—	Pete Maravich*	LSU	1967	1970	3,667

Southern	1921	—	Stephen Curry	Davidson	2006	2009	2,635

Southland	1963	—	Joe Dumars*	McNeese State	1981	1985	2,607

Summit	1982	—	Mike Daum	South Dakota State	2015	2019	3,067

Sun Belt	1976	—	Bo McCalebb	New Orleans	2003	2008	2,679

Southwest	1914	1996	Terrence Rencher	Texas	1991	1995	2,306

SWAC	1920	—	Alphonso Ford	Mississippi Valley State	1989	1993	3,165

West Coast	1952	—	Hank Gathers	Loyola Marymount	1987	1990	2,490

WAC	1962	—	Keith Van Horn	Utah	1993	1997	2,542

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The Great West Conference was established as an only conference in 2004.

final_sentence: The Great West Conference was established as an only conference in 2004.