Who is the all-time leading scorer in men's college basketball?

Answer 1

Division IThe single-season Division I Men's record is held by Pete Maravich of LSU in 1972 scoring 1,381 points in 31 games, an average of 44.5 ppg. Maravich also holds the career record for total points in NCAA DI, scoring 3,667 points in 83 games an average of 44.1 ppg. Division IIThe all-time NCAA career total points record is held by Travis Grant of Kentucky State a Division II school. In 131 games from 1969 to 1972, he scored 4,045 points, an average of 33.4 ppg. NAIA SchoolThe Maravich and Grant records are correct for the NCAA, but "College Basketball's" all-time leading scorer is John Pierce with 4,230 points (1,627 FGs, 881 FTs in 148 games). Pierce played for David Lipscomb University in Nashville, TN from 1990-1994. At the time, Lipscomb was an NAIA school.

Answer 2

The records below are for Division 1A:

For a 4 year college career, the all time leading scorer is Travis Prentice of Miami of Ohio who scored 468 points on 78 touchdowns between 1996-1999. For a single season, the record is 234 points scored by Barry Sanders of Oklahoma State in 1988. He scored 39 TDs that season.

For a single game, the record is 48 points scored by Howard Griffith of the University of Illinois in a game in 1990. He scored 8 rushing TDs.

Answer 3

Travis Grant, Kentucky State (div 2) 4045 career points. Wrong..... it is 4230, John Pierce, David Lipscomb (Tenn.), 1990-94 (1,627 FGs, 881 FTs in 148 games)

Pierce played under the aegis of the NAIA, not the NCAA. Pierce is college Basketball's all-time leading scorer and Travis Grant is the NCAA all-time leader.

Answer 4

Jerome Randle is the All-time leading scorer at CAL he had a career total of 1,835 career points.

Answer 5

Lew Alcindor Pete Maravich Elgin Baylor

Answer 6

Dan Issel

Answer 7

Reggie King