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Message: [QUOTE="BillSU, post: 4491944, member: 6809"] "Orr was named a[URL='http://orangehoops.org/VicHansonMedalofExcellence.htm'] Vic Hanson Medal of Excellence[/URL] winner in 1990 by Syracuse University. He was named to the [URL='http://orangehoops.org/AllCenturyTeam.htm']Syracuse University All Century Team[/URL] in 2000, and a [URL='http://orangehoops.org/SyracuseLetterwinnerOfDistinction.htm']Syracuse Letterwinner of Distinction[/URL] in 2006. Syracuse[URL='http://orangehoops.org/RetiredUniforms.htm'] retired[/URL] his uniform along with Roosevelt Bouie's in February 2015. Orr left Syracuse in 2000 to become the head coach of Siena College. He lead Siena to a 20-11 record, and tied for the MAAC conference championship in his first year. A hot commodity, Orr then became the head coach of Seton Hall University. In the 2002-2003 season, he lead the Pirates to a 21-10 record, and earned [URL='http://orangehoops.org/BigEast/BE_Coach_of_the_Year.htm']Big East Coach of the Year[/URL] honors, becoming the first person to earn both all conference honors as a player and as a coach." I watched every game of the LOUIE & BOUIE SHOW. What a combination. They complimented each other so well. His four year record with the team, 100 – 18. I can still see him rebound, he was so great in that skill. Today is gray here as is my mind knowing we will not be able to track Louis basketball exploits anymore. It is down and sad in one way but happy and exciting in another knowing what he accomplished as a player and a coach in his lifetime and how many players benefitted from his mentorship. A true gentleman of Syracuse and all basketball. All my best wishes to his family. God is with you and with Louis. [/QUOTE]

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