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ehh · 09-09-2008, 03:00 PM

Here's the first batch of teams to get things started. I was going to upload 2007 Texas as well but somehow the Texas uniform got lost (there was a generic created uni, yet they still played at the Erwin Center) so I will have to recreate them tonight. Thankfully they're the easiest classic team to make - create Kevin Durant and push everyone else back one year and a few overall points.

Moving on, here are today's teams. For each All-Time team I will post the roster. For all single year teams I will post the roster and a little blurb about the team.

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1996 Syracuse

Ovr: 85
Off: 87
Def: 80

1996 was perhaps the most heralded season in Big East history. There were stars and great teams abound, including long-time powerhouse Georgetown, led by sophomore sensation Allen Iverson, and up-and-coming UConn, led by the smooth shooting scoring machine Ray Allen. Villanova was also a contender, boasting a triple-headed monster of Kerry Kittles, Jason Lawson and Alvin Williams. Despite the great talent on those teams, the Big East would send a different representative all the way to the NCAA Finals in 1996. Syracuse had an up-and-down regular season; after going 11-0 to start they began the Big East slate 3-5. They finished the regular season strong but suffered an 18-point loss to UConn in the Big East tournament. In the NCAA's the Orangemen were a #4 seed out of the West region and needed a miracle in their Sweet 16 match up against Georgia to move on. After Jason Cipolla hit a 16-footer as time expired in regulation to send the game to OT, John Wallace burried a 3-pointer with :07 left in OT to give Syracuse a two-point victory. After a three point win over Kansas in the regional final they were off to the Final Four. After knocking off the surprising Mississippi State team in the semis, the Orangemen could not overcome Kentucky in the Finals and fell 76-67. John Wallace was the star, averaging over 22 points and 9 rebounds. Todd Burgan and Otis Hill provided scoring as well while pass-first point guard Lazarus Sims ran the offense. Syracuse's freshman QB and future NFL star Donovan McNabb was a walk-on off the bench.

http://files.filefront.com/96+Syracu.../fileinfo.html

Code:

30 SG Todd Burgan
44 PF John Wallace
 4  C Otis Hill
35 SG Jason Cipolla
 3 PG Lazarus Sims
42 SG Marius Janulis
32  C JB Reafsnyder
11 SG Elimu Nelson
40  C Elvir Ovcina
24 SG Donovan McNabb

All-Time UConn

http://files.filefront.com/All+Time+.../fileinfo.html

Code:

34 SG Ray Allen
50 C  Emeka Okafor
3  SF Caron Butler
32 SF Richard Hamilton
4  SG Ben Gordon
42 PF Donyell Marshall
11 PG Doron Sheffer
22 SF Rudy Gay
5  PG Marcus Williams
31 PF Charlie Villanueva
24 C  Hasheem Thabeet

All-Time Temple

http://files.filefront.com/All+Time+.../fileinfo.html

Code:

21 SG Eddie Jones
14 PG Lynn Greer
12 SG Mark Macon
23 SG Aaron McKie
4  PG Pepe Sanchez
33  C Tim Perry
43 SF Terrence Stansbury
25 PG Mardy Collins
3  SG Nate Blackwell
32 SG Mike Vreeswyk
30 PF Granger Hall
34 SG David Hawkins
5  PG Rick Brunson

09-09-2008, 03:00 PM	#3 (permalink)
ehh Hall Of Fame OVR: 44 Join Date: Mar 2003 Posts: 20,276	All-Time UConn, All-Time Temple, 1996 Syracuse Here's the first batch of teams to get things started. I was going to upload 2007 Texas as well but somehow the Texas uniform got lost (there was a generic created uni, yet they still played at the Erwin Center) so I will have to recreate them tonight. Thankfully they're the easiest classic team to make - create Kevin Durant and push everyone else back one year and a few overall points. Moving on, here are today's teams. For each All-Time team I will post the roster. For all single year teams I will post the roster and a little blurb about the team. ==================== 1996 Syracuse Ovr: 85 Off: 87 Def: 80 1996 was perhaps the most heralded season in Big East history. There were stars and great teams abound, including long-time powerhouse Georgetown, led by sophomore sensation Allen Iverson, and up-and-coming UConn, led by the smooth shooting scoring machine Ray Allen. Villanova was also a contender, boasting a triple-headed monster of Kerry Kittles, Jason Lawson and Alvin Williams. Despite the great talent on those teams, the Big East would send a different representative all the way to the NCAA Finals in 1996. Syracuse had an up-and-down regular season; after going 11-0 to start they began the Big East slate 3-5. They finished the regular season strong but suffered an 18-point loss to UConn in the Big East tournament. In the NCAA's the Orangemen were a #4 seed out of the West region and needed a miracle in their Sweet 16 match up against Georgia to move on. After Jason Cipolla hit a 16-footer as time expired in regulation to send the game to OT, John Wallace burried a 3-pointer with :07 left in OT to give Syracuse a two-point victory. After a three point win over Kansas in the regional final they were off to the Final Four. After knocking off the surprising Mississippi State team in the semis, the Orangemen could not overcome Kentucky in the Finals and fell 76-67. John Wallace was the star, averaging over 22 points and 9 rebounds. Todd Burgan and Otis Hill provided scoring as well while pass-first point guard Lazarus Sims ran the offense. Syracuse's freshman QB and future NFL star Donovan McNabb was a walk-on off the bench. http://files.filefront.com/96+Syracu.../fileinfo.html Code: 30 SG Todd Burgan 44 PF John Wallace 4 C Otis Hill 35 SG Jason Cipolla 3 PG Lazarus Sims 42 SG Marius Janulis 32 C JB Reafsnyder 11 SG Elimu Nelson 40 C Elvir Ovcina 24 SG Donovan McNabb All-Time UConn http://files.filefront.com/All+Time+.../fileinfo.html Code: 34 SG Ray Allen 50 C Emeka Okafor 3 SF Caron Butler 32 SF Richard Hamilton 4 SG Ben Gordon 42 PF Donyell Marshall 11 PG Doron Sheffer 22 SF Rudy Gay 5 PG Marcus Williams 31 PF Charlie Villanueva 24 C Hasheem Thabeet All-Time Temple http://files.filefront.com/All+Time+.../fileinfo.html Code: 21 SG Eddie Jones 14 PG Lynn Greer 12 SG Mark Macon 23 SG Aaron McKie 4 PG Pepe Sanchez 33 C Tim Perry 43 SF Terrence Stansbury 25 PG Mardy Collins 3 SG Nate Blackwell 32 SG Mike Vreeswyk 30 PF Granger Hall 34 SG David Hawkins 5 PG Rick Brunson __________________ Ehh's Blog (Updated 11/19): NCAA Basketball '10 Initial Impressions Last edited by ehh; 09-09-2008 at 03:10 PM.