Syracuse played half court sets on offense, with a focus on one or two players to do more of the scoring. The defense started to stay exclusively with the 2-3 zone and trap. The team seldom went more than 7 players deep, and had regular starting lineups.

John Wallace, with a nod to Lawrence Moten and Billy Owens. Wallace had four years as a starter in the decade, while Owens had just two (his third year was the previous decade). Moten was better as a freshman and sophomore than Wallace, but Wallace was stronger as a junior and senior.

John Wallace in 1995-96. Very close behind is Billy Owens in 1990-91; Owens probably had the better regular season, but Wallace clearly had the better post season in both the Big East and the NCAA taking the Orangemen to the finals, whereas Owens was one and out, and that has to count for something.

1995-96. Team played solid during the regular season, went to the Big East finals, the NCAA Final Four and lost in National Championship game. The 1990-91 team was outstanding during the regular season but was 0-2 in the post season.

Marius Janulis. Lawrence Moten was more prolific (by a little), but Janulis was more accurate.

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