Finalist, Los Angeles Lakers, player Daryl Johnston (1985–1988) – Two-time All Pro fullback Mark Kerr – 1992 All-American and NCAA Division I 190 lbs champion wrestler, two-time UFC tournament champion Jim Konstanty (1937–1939) – 1950 National League MVP, Saves leader Brad Kotz (1982–1985) – National Lacrosse Hall of Fame Floyd Little (1964–1966) – College Football Hall of Fame, Pro Football Hall of Fame Ron Luciano (1957–1960) – lineman, played professionally for the Detroit Lions, and Major League Baseball umpire John Mackey (1960–1962) – Pro Football Hall of Fame Julie McBride (2000–2004) – All-time Syracuse women's basketball scoring and assist leader Donovan McNabb (1995–1998) – Big East Offensive Player of the Decade (football) Gerry McNamara (2002–2006) – Two-time All Big East Basketball Team and NCAA National Champion Don McPherson (1985–1988) – Heisman Trophy runner-up, Maxwell Award winner (College Football Player of the Year), College Football Hall of Fame Dave Meggyesy (1959–1963) – NFL linebacker for seven seasons; author of Out of Their League in 1970; retired NFLPA Western Regional Director Art Monk (1976–1979) – All American wide receiver, 3-time All Pro, Pro Football Hall of Fame Joe Morris (1978–1981) – All-time Syracuse rushing leader, 2-time Pro Bowl selection Lawrence Moten (1991–1995) – 3-time All Big East Basketball Team, All-time Big East scoring leader Jim Nance 1962–1965 All America wrestling, AFL All star Demetris Nichols (2003–2007) – Unanimous selection to All Big East Basketball Team Billy Owens (1988–1991) – Big East Men's Basketball Player of the Year, All American, NBA star Casey Powell (1995–1998) – 4-time All American, 2-time National Player of the Year (1997, 1998), Jack Turnbull Award (Attackmen of the Year) winner (1998), McLaughlin Award (Midfielder of the Year) winner (1996) Mikey Powell (2001–2004) – 4-time All American, 2-time Tewaaraton Trophy winner (2002, 2004), National Player of the Year (2004), 4-time Jack Turnbull Award (Attackmen of the Year) winner Ryan Powell (1997–2000) – 4-time All American, National Player of the Year (2000), Jack Turnbull Award (Attackmen of the Year) winner (2000) Leo Rautins (1980–1983) Andy Rautins (2005–2010) – Big East Second Team All American, Honorable All American Mention, Team Canada Basketball Player, 2nd All-Time in 3-point Field Goals Made in SU Basketball History, New York Knicks, player Jim Ringo (1950–1952) – Pro Football Hall of Fame Danny Schayes (1978–1981) – Academic All American, 18-season NBA star Rony Seikaly (1984–1988) – All American, Gold Medalist 1986 Basketball World Championships, NBA star,