Markus Howard most Big East points all time

[Zissou]

passes Lawrence Moten

 

[Fatroony5]

Heard he was close on the broadcast tonight, had no clue. Kid just gets buckets, undersized guard at that too... glad we won’t have to play him next season.

 

[Zissou]

If only Chris Mullin had a 3 point line

 

[goskis2018]

*New Big East

 

[Zissou]

*New Big East

*all time Big East

 

[Ts5034]

I think we are always going to go back and forth with the records when it comes to “Old Big East” vs “New Big East”, but that is still a lot of points for Markus Howard. It is nice to go back to a conference and get our records back though.

 

[Zissou]

1	Markus Howard	Marquette	1,408
2	Lawrence Moten	Syracuse	1,405
3	Troy Bell	Boston College	1,388
4	Luke Harangody	Notre Dame	1,329
5	Terry Dehere	Seton Hall	1,320
6	Jeremy Hazell	Seton Hall	1,316
7	Chris Mullin	St. John's	1,290
8	Kerry Kittles	Villanova	1,288
9	Dana Barros	Boston College	1,257
10	Felipe Lopez	St. John's	1,222
11	Scottie Reynolds	Villanova	1,221
12	D'Angelo Harrison	St. John's	1,178
13	Bill Curley	Boston College	1,177
14	Ryan Gomes	Providence	1,173
15	John Wallace	Syracuse	1,170
16	Malik Sealy	St. John's	1,165
17	Zendon Hamilton	St. John's	1,152
18	Danya Abrams	Boston College	1,148
19	Eric Murdock	Providence	1,145
20	Chris Smith	Connecticut	1,140
21	Jamel Thomas	Providence	1,135

 

[Get a Job]

Is this points in conference play? The numbers seem low for career totals.

 

[Zissou]

I would not have guessed Chris Smith as UConn’s all time scoring leader.

	Player	Last Season	Seasons Played	Games Played	Career Points	Career Average
1	Chris Smith	1992	4	127	2,145	16.9
2	Richard Hamilton	1999	3	103	2,036	19.8
3	Tony Hanson	1977	4	111	1,990	17.9
4	Shabazz Napier	2014	4	143	1,959	13.7
5	Ray Allen	1996	3	101	1,922	19.0
6	Corny Thompson	1982	4	114	1,810	15.9
7	Ben Gordon	2004	3	106	1,795	16.9
8	Kemba Walker	2011	3	111	1,783	16.1
9	Ryan Boatright	2015	4	121	1,689	13.9
10	Wes Bialosuknia	1967	3	71	1,673	23.6

 

[David 76]

Ray and Rip left early for the NBA. It's that simple.

 

[Excalibur]

Is this points in conference play? The numbers seem low for career totals.

Yes

 

[Kolumbo]

I was thinking Shabazz would be up there. Turns out he had 962.

 

[Mr. French]

Ray and Rip left early for the NBA. It's that simple.

and Gordon and Kemba.

 

[Zissou]

Dana Barros. The glory days of BC hoops.

 

[Dream Jobbed 2.0]

I would not have guessed Chris Smith as UConn’s all time scoring leader.

	Player	Last Season	Seasons Played	Games Played	Career Points	Career Average
1	Chris Smith	1992	4	127	2,145	16.9
2	Richard Hamilton	1999	3	103	2,036	19.8
3	Tony Hanson	1977	4	111	1,990	17.9
4	Shabazz Napier	2014	4	143	1,959	13.7
5	Ray Allen	1996	3	101	1,922	19.0
6	Corny Thompson	1982	4	114	1,810	15.9
7	Ben Gordon	2004	3	106	1,795	16.9
8	Kemba Walker	2011	3	111	1,783	16.1
9	Ryan Boatright	2015	4	121	1,689	13.9
10	Wes Bialosuknia	1967	3	71	1,673	23.6

You’d be even more surprised by where Christian Vital is on this list. Hamilton, Walker, Allen and Gordon would all have more if they played four years.

 

[CL82]

Yes

Career numbers below:

@Zissou do you know Howard's career numbers to date?

 

[Dream Jobbed 2.0]

I was thinking Shabazz would be up there. Turns out he had 962.

Final year in AAC

 

[Zissou]

Career numbers below:
View attachment 50861

@Zissou do you know Howard's career numbers to date?

2582 is correct

 

[CL82]

2582 is correct

He's going to have this record as well. Very cool for him.

 

[Zissou]

He's going to have this record as well. Very cool for him.

I'd rather have a championship

 

[Zissou]

You all missed Doug McDermott as a conference foe. He finished his career in the Big East. If he had all 4 years in the conference...

 

[MU in MKE]

I'd rather have a championship

Howard too, that's why he came back this year.

 

[Shine33]

I would not have guessed Chris Smith as UConn’s all time scoring leader.

	Player	Last Season	Seasons Played	Games Played	Career Points	Career Average
1	Chris Smith	1992	4	127	2,145	16.9
2	Richard Hamilton	1999	3	103	2,036	19.8
3	Tony Hanson	1977	4	111	1,990	17.9
4	Shabazz Napier	2014	4	143	1,959	13.7
5	Ray Allen	1996	3	101	1,922	19.0
6	Corny Thompson	1982	4	114	1,810	15.9
7	Ben Gordon	2004	3	106	1,795	16.9
8	Kemba Walker	2011	3	111	1,783	16.1
9	Ryan Boatright	2015	4	121	1,689	13.9
10	Wes Bialosuknia	1967	3	71	1,673	23.6

Christian Vital isn’t #1?? I’m confused

 

[Zissou]

Howard too, that's why he came back this year.

Well, the Hauser brothers would have gone a long way in having the depth to contend this year. I don't think they liked Howard's attempts per game.

 

[uconnfan68]

I would not have guessed Chris Smith as UConn’s all time scoring leader.

	Player	Last Season	Seasons Played	Games Played	Career Points	Career Average
1	Chris Smith	1992	4	127	2,145	16.9
2	Richard Hamilton	1999	3	103	2,036	19.8
3	Tony Hanson	1977	4	111	1,990	17.9
4	Shabazz Napier	2014	4	143	1,959	13.7
5	Ray Allen	1996	3	101	1,922	19.0
6	Corny Thompson	1982	4	114	1,810	15.9
7	Ben Gordon	2004	3	106	1,795	16.9
8	Kemba Walker	2011	3	111	1,783	16.1
9	Ryan Boatright	2015	4	121	1,689	13.9
10	Wes Bialosuknia	1967	3	71	1,673	23.6

Too bad Wes didn't have a 3pt line.

 

[Kolumbo]

Final year in AAC

Same thing.

The new big east is much softer.

 

[bendm]

Well, the Hauser brothers would have gone a long way in having the depth to contend this year. I don't think they liked Howard's attempts per game.

if anyone didnt deserve an eligibility waiver it was them. Marquette would be neck and neck with Seton Hall in the BE and a Final 4 contender if they stayed. but noooooo, they couldnt stomach the thought of Howard getting all the glory.

 

[Edward Sargent]

1	Markus Howard	Marquette	1,408
2	Lawrence Moten	Syracuse	1,405
3	Troy Bell	Boston College	1,388
4	Luke Harangody	Notre Dame	1,329
5	Terry Dehere	Seton Hall	1,320
6	Jeremy Hazell	Seton Hall	1,316
7	Chris Mullin	St. John's	1,290
8	Kerry Kittles	Villanova	1,288
9	Dana Barros	Boston College	1,257
10	Felipe Lopez	St. John's	1,222
11	Scottie Reynolds	Villanova	1,221
12	D'Angelo Harrison	St. John's	1,178
13	Bill Curley	Boston College	1,177
14	Ryan Gomes	Providence	1,173
15	John Wallace	Syracuse	1,170
16	Malik Sealy	St. John's	1,165
17	Zendon Hamilton	St. John's	1,152
18	Danya Abrams	Boston College	1,148
19	Eric Murdock	Providence	1,145
20	Chris Smith	Connecticut	1,140
21	Jamel Thomas	Providence	1,135

Interesting that there isn't a large amount of NBA talent on that list!

 

[superjohn]

Interesting that there isn't a large amount of NBA talent on that list!

It is interesting/weird but when you think about it a lot of the best players in league history are big men Ewing, Mourning, Mutombo, Coleman, Okafor, Charles Smith, Thorpe, Seikaly and bigs just don't score as much. Then you have the stud guards/swingmen who left early Iverson, Ray Allen, Carmelo, Rip, Kemba, Caron, Ben, Billy Owens etc.

 

[Dream Jobbed 2.0]

Same thing.

The new big east is much softer.

Shabazz’s final year was in the AAC so that would explain why he had fewer Big East points than you expected.