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Message: [QUOTE="Eric15, post: 2156496, member: 676"] I know the arguments against GMac, and most are reasonable. He was a bad defender, shot the ball too much, and was the best player on a very bad team at the end of his SU career. But, he finished fourth in points scored (2,099), first in minutes played (4781), second in steals (258), third in assists (648), first in three-point shots made (400) and attempted (1,131), and first in career free-throw percentage (89.1%). And in the most important game in SU history, he was lights-out. He is probably one of the two most iconic and most beloved players of the Boeheim era along with the Pearl, and he has by far (no one else is even close) the most legendary moments in SU basketball history. GMac has to be on this list. I'll say: 1. DC 2. Melo 3. Pearl 4. Sherm 5. Wallace 6. Owens 7. GMac 8. Thompson 9. Warrick 10. Moten [/QUOTE]