Does Geo join Brian Leonard on Mt Rushmore?

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Breaking his thumb and then coming back to finish the season like this; putting the team on his back so many times, and break the streak since 91....This is just stuff that immortalizes you!

Can someone put together a montage of his shots in the last 30 seconds of games?
 

Scangg

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Breaking his thumb and then coming back to finish the season like this; putting the team on his back so many times, and break the streak since 91....This is just stuff that immortalizes you!

Can someone put together a montage of his shots in the last 30 seconds of games?
That's going to be a longggg montage
 

MusicFreaks

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That’s a great post. He’s damn close. That makes me really think - outstanding topic. Not sure who in men’s b-ball would go ahead of him besides douby - but douby didn’t get us to NCAA.
 

armenius

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Carli Lloyd, Cappie Pondexter, Brian Leonard, Geo Baker, Nick Suriano... If you had to choose 4 of the 5 to go on Mt. Rushmore, who do you leave off?

For the record, I only started following Rutgers Athletics in the late 90s, so I'm sure I'm missing many others who deserve to be up there
 
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RUHouston

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Carli Lloyd, Cappie Pondexter, Brian Leonard, Geo Baker, Nick Suriano... If you had to choose 4 of the 5 to go on Mt. Rushmore, who do you leave off?

For the record, I only started following Rutgers Athletics in the late 90s, so I'm sure I'm missing many others who deserve to be up there
You can’t have Suriano without Ashnault! Wire to Wire unblemished record his last year!!!
 

GoodOl'Rutgers

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Since we're talking Geo... I had a thought recently about his famous shot.. the bounce-back 3. And when I couple it with his inexplicable forearm tot eh defender's chest move... I wonder if he developed both of those, very young and smaller/younger than the people he played with. It would explain why seems to want to keep defenders off him to make a move. Anyone know?
 

yesrutgers01

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Both led their teams to great turnarounds...for that, they are equal. But...Leonard was also a Heisman hopeful, talked about on a National Stage and eventually, the reason a lot of other players committed to Rutgers. Became the "Face".
Geo belongs up there and it isn't a knock but he isn't Leonard.
 

RU in IM

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Carli Lloyd, Cappie Pondexter, Brian Leonard, Geo Baker, Nick Suriano... If you had to choose 4 of the 5 to go on Mt. Rushmore, who do you leave off?

For the record, I only started following Rutgers Athletics in the late 90s, so I'm sure I'm missing many others who deserve to be up there

Ashnault is way ahead of Suriano, both national champions.... but Ashnault started at RU and was a four time all American, while Suriano started at PSU and may not come back for his last year.
 

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As clutch as Geo has been, the best part about him is how he is always there for his teammates. Settling Young down when he could have got Tee'd up, lifting up a guy who is down etc. always seems to do the right thing when most guys wouldn't even think about doing it.
 
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Rutgers1976

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Have to enjoy the rest of this year's ride first, but I'm also looking forward to Geo and the rest of the team with another year of seasoning under their belt.
 

Knight Ed_rivals

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He's still, if you are honest, a mediocre player until the last two minutes of a game. I would also put Ray Rice before Leonard. If it's a popularity contest, then Leonard and Geo belong.
 

mikeyoc

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Have to enjoy the rest of this year's ride first, but I'm also looking forward to Geo and the rest of the team with another year of seasoning under their belt.
lets not forget: Bob Lloyd, Phil Sellers, Eddie Jordan (the player, not the coach), Mike Dabney,
John Battle, Roy Hinson, Keith Hughes,