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[QUOTE="br801, post: 1814422, member: 932"] Not sure why anyone should get bent out of shape over this. Syracuse is a top 20 school in these categories, and would seem poised to move up the list, given the steady influx of solid players they are sending to the NBA these days. In contrast, a school like Ohio State is very high on these lists on the strength of players like John Havlicek, Jerry Lucas and Neil Johnston (Hall of Famers who finished playing before 1980) and is unlikely to hold that position. T[SIZE=16px]he same can be said for other schools on that list, many of which were once college basketball powers but are no longer.[/SIZE] [/QUOTE]
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