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Men's Great Midwest Conference Career Minutes Played Leaders

Known as: Great Midwest Conference

Record: 4 Seasons, 483-312, (Records do not reflect forfeits and vacated games)

NCAA Tournament: 13 Teams (16-13), 1 Final Four, 0 Championships

Ranked in AP Poll: 5 (Preseason), 6 (Final), 90 (Total)

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Leaders are based on stats from the 1985-86 through 2023-24 seasons.
Not all leaderboards are available for seasons prior to 1992-93.

Statistical coverage for seasons prior to 1992-93 is mostly complete, however some statistics may be incomplete.

Since 1979-80

Since 1979-80 Table
Rank	Player	MP	From	To	Last School
1	Scott Highmark	3749	1992	1995	Saint Louis
2	Erwin Claggett	3640	1992	1995	Saint Louis
3	David Vaughn	2815	1992	1995	Memphis
4	Tony Miller	2791	1992	1995	Marquette
5	Robb Logterman	2646	1991	1994	Marquette
6	Corey Jackson	2565	1992	1994	UAB
7	Damon Key	2506	1991	1994	Marquette
8	Anfernee Hardaway	2420	1992	1993	Memphis
9	Tom Kleinschmidt	2377	1992	1995	DePaul
10	LaZelle Durden	2285	1993	1995	Cincinnati
11	Curtis Bostic	2283	1991	1995	Cincinnati
12	Brandon Cole	2236	1992	1995	DePaul
13	Jim McIlvaine	2174	1991	1994	Marquette
14	Anthony Douglas	2066	1991	1993	Memphis
15	Cedric Henderson	1963	1994	1997	Memphis
16	Terry Davis	1939	1990	1993	DePaul
17	Chris Garner	1898	1994	1997	Memphis
18	Donnie Dobbs	1891	1993	1994	Saint Louis
19	Robert Shannon	1890	1993	1994	UAB
20	Nick Van Exel	1883	1992	1993	Cincinnati
21	Reginald Allen	1878	1991	1994	UAB
22	Roney Eford	1813	1993	1996	Marquette
23	Carter Long	1797	1991	1994	UAB
	Billy Smith	1797	1991	1993	Memphis
25	H Waldman	1769	1991	1995	Saint Louis
26	Clarence Thrash	1747	1992	1994	UAB
27	Frank Haywood	1736	1991	1994	UAB
28	Stanley Jackson	1699	1990	1993	UAB
29	Damon Flint	1621	1994	1997	Cincinnati
30	Keith Gregor	1597	1993	1996	Cincinnati
31	Ron Curry	1590	1989	1993	Marquette
32	Carlos McCauley	1585	1993	1996	Saint Louis
33	George Wilkerson	1562	1990	1994	UAB
34	Peter Patton	1495	1993	1996	DePaul
35	David Robinson	1483	1994	1995	Saint Louis
36	Allen Jackson	1473	1991	1993	Cincinnati
37	Darnell Burton	1468	1994	1997	Cincinnati
38	Corie Blount	1452	1992	1993	Cincinnati
39	Amal McCaskill	1407	1992	1996	Marquette
40	Erik Martin	1397	1990	1993	Cincinnati
41	Andy Meyer	1386	1993	1996	Dayton
42	Rodney Newsom	1348	1993	1996	Memphis
43	Kelvin Allen	1304	1990	1993	Memphis
44	William Gates	1274	1992	1995	Marquette
45	Bryant Bowden	1260	1993	1996	DePaul
46	Terry Nelson	1229	1992	1993	Cincinnati
47	Travis Harper	1215	1993	1995	UAB
48	Shawn Haughn	1186	1994	1997	Dayton
49	Lorenzen Wright	1170	1995	1996	Memphis
50	Herb Jones	1149	1991	1992	Cincinnati
51	Tony Madlock	1139	1989	1992	Memphis
52	Jeff Harris	1129	1994	1997	Saint Louis
53	Tarrance Gibson	1124	1990	1993	Cincinnati
54	Leon Mitchell	1084	1992	1995	Memphis
55	Darnell Hahn	1081	1994	1996	Dayton
56	John Jacobs	1067	1993	1995	Cincinnati
57	Anthony Buford	1053	1988	1992	Cincinnati
58	Chip Hare	1042	1992	1995	Dayton
59	Willie Chapman	1036	1991	1993	UAB
60	Carl Turner	1020	1994	1995	Saint Louis
61	Evan Pedersen	957	1989	1994	Saint Louis
62	Leonard Bush	947	1993	1996	UAB
63	Chad Jones	919	1994	1997	UAB
64	Marcus Nolan	918	1992	1995	Memphis
65	Elbert Rogers	893	1989	1992	UAB
66	Art Long	881	1995	1996	Cincinnati
67	Justin Wimmer	879	1994	1995	Memphis
68	Derrick Dukes	867	1991	1994	Dayton
69	Stephen Howard	861	1989	1992	DePaul
70	Will Macon	856	1994	1995	DePaul
71	Quitman Dillard	849	1991	1992	Saint Louis
72	Alex Robertson	845	1990	1994	Dayton
73	Brian Currie	841	1993	1996	DePaul
74	Julian Winfield	837	1992	1996	Missouri
75	Dontonio Wingfield	834	1994	1994	Cincinnati
76	Mike Harris	831	1993	1994	Cincinnati
77	Joe Daughrity	825	1991	1992	DePaul
78	Curtis Price	821	1989	1993	DePaul
79	Kris Hill	817	1993	1994	DePaul
80	Anthony Thomas	802	1995	1996	UAB
81	David Booth	798	1989	1992	DePaul
82	Danny Fortson	797	1995	1997	Cincinnati
83	Chris Daniels	791	1992	1996	Dayton
84	Mingo Johnson	776	1995	1996	Memphis
85	Brian Smith	760	1992	1995	Central Michigan
86	Deuce Ford	740	1994	1996	LSU
87	Jerrell Horne	738	1993	1994	Memphis
88	Chris Crawford	727	1994	1997	Marquette
89	Keith LeGree	703	1992	1996	Cincinnati
90	Ernest Smith	702	1989	1992	Memphis
91	Howard Nathan	690	1992	1994	Louisiana-Monroe
92	Michael Ravizee	670	1991	1994	DePaul
93	Rod Willie	669	1995	1997	Georgia Southern
94	Donnie Campbell	645	1994	1995	Saint Louis
95	Shannon Smith	634	1992	1996	Milwaukee
96	Ryan Perryman	623	1995	1998	Dayton
97	Jeffrey Brookins	604	1995	1996	Dayton
	Cedric Dixon	604	1995	1998	UAB
99	Sidney Coles	601	1993	1997	Marshall
100	Jeff Scott	546	1988	1992	Cincinnati
101	Rodney Horton	531	1995	1997	Dayton
102	Marcus Jones	525	1992	1993	Saint Louis
103	Jeff Stern	523	1991	1992	DePaul
104	Anthony Pieper	520	1994	1997	Marquette
105	Michael McCray	459	1995	1996	Dayton
106	Michael Wilson	455	1995	1996	Memphis
107	Eric Jones	453	1993	1995	Saint Louis
108	Carlos Williams	420	1995	1997	UAB
109	Jermaine Watts	406	1995	1998	DePaul
110	McGlother Irvin	391	1992	1992	Saint Louis
111	De'Shanti Foreman	380	1993	1995	UAB
112	Eric Bickel	368	1992	1993	Saint Louis
113	Kevin Grawer	364	1991	1992	Saint Louis
114	Johnny Miller	358	1994	1997	Louisiana Tech
115	Jeff Elder	332	1993	1995	Dayton
116	Maurice Beyina	321	1994	1997	Dayton
117	Craig Aamot	320	1992	1993	Marquette
118	James Bristow	310	1995	1997	UAB
119	Marcus Singer	280	1994	1997	DePaul
120	Carlos Skinner	273	1991	1992	Saint Louis
121	Todd Mundt	268	1990	1992	Memphis
122	Marco Pikaar	265	1993	1996	Dayton
123	Sekeue Barentine	249	1995	1997	Saint Louis
124	John Richter	248	1991	1994	Dayton
125	Jay Zulauf	244	1989	1993	Marquette

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