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Message: [QUOTE="pfister1, post: 1670287, member: 285"] It's funny, Leo played on some really mediocre Syracuse teams. Without him JB may have had some of those losing seasons he's always managed to avoid '81-'82 in particular comes to mind. As it stood those teams had 6-8, 7-7 and 9-7 conference records with him. I have never ranked Leo as high as some I guess partly because I don't remember him that well. I remember the teams as being mediocre in between the extreme highs of the late 70s (Louie & Bouie era) and mid to late 80s (Pearl, Coleman & Douglas eras). I would probably rank them: 1. Wes 2. Leo (because he's done a lot for the program off the court including steering Andy here - and I believe he has some responsibility for Ennis...no?) 3. Blackwell 4. G 5. Ellis Others aren't worth ranking. Fred Saunders might fall in before some others such as Cole. [/QUOTE]