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[QUOTE="NECuse, post: 1722018, member: 5789"]
All Time

1.  Coleman - Generational talent.  Immediate impact from the moment he stepped on the court as a freshman.  Considered "disappointing pro" though he averaged 16.5 and 9 (which proves what kind of player he actually was).
2.  Pearl - Put Cuse on the map nationally.  Impact on Big East and SU can't be overstated.
3.  Douglas - Finished career as NCAA all-time assist leader and all time SU scoring leader.
4.  Anthony - Hardware; tourney MOP as a freshman.
5.  Bing - Before my time, but HOF carries signifcant weight.
6.  Owens - No clue how anyone can dog him.  One of most complete players in Syracuse history.  13/7/3 as a freshman with team that included Douglas, Thompson and Coleman.  All-American and Big East POY as a junior with 23/11.6/3.3 and shot close to 40% from deep.  Baller.
7.  Seikaly - Developed from raw project to dominant big man.  Owned Duane Schintzius and JR Reid ni '87 tournament with two huge (and crucial) performances.  Finished career as 2nd all time rebounder and 4th leading scorer for the Orange.
8.  Wallace - Huge commit when Syracuse was coming off of NCAA probation.  Carried Cuse to 1997 NCAA finals.  Pass to Cippola and game winner against UGA serve as two all time iconic Cuse moments.  22 and 9 as a senior ranks as one of best single years for player in Cuse history.  "Starred" as Lonnie alongside former Cuse great, Jim Brown, in Spike Lee's immortal "He Got Game."
9.  GMac - Six 3s in first half of National Champ game gave Cuse big breathing room to work with.  Owned NYC in 2006 with greatest BE Title run in history (FOH with Kemba Walker).  Two Time BE First Team player.  Underrated.  Onions.
10.  Moten - Can't leave off all time BE Scoring Leader.
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