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Originally Published 3 months ago — by Troy Nunes Is An Absolute Magician
The article commemorates Lawrence Moten, a legendary Syracuse basketball player known for his high basketball IQ, scoring records, and humble, joyful personality, who passed away unexpectedly, leaving a lasting legacy in college basketball and the Syracuse community.
Originally Published 3 months ago — by Syracuse.com
Lawrence Moten, Syracuse's all-time leading scorer with 2,334 points, has passed away. He was a key figure in Syracuse basketball history, starting as an unheralded recruit in 1991 and setting records that stood for years.
Originally Published 3 months ago — by ESPN
Lawrence Moten, a legendary Syracuse basketball player and the program's all-time leading scorer, has died at age 53. Known for his scoring ability and positive spirit, he made a significant impact both in college and briefly in the NBA. His death is a great loss to the Syracuse and basketball community.
Originally Published 3 months ago — by Syracuse University Athletics
Lawrence Moten, Syracuse's all-time leading scorer and a celebrated college basketball player known as 'Poetry in Moten,' passed away at age 53. He set numerous records during his college career, played professionally in the NBA and overseas, and was honored with his jersey retirement by Syracuse. His death is mourned by the Syracuse community and basketball family.
Originally Published 3 months ago — by Syracuse.com
Syracuse basketball legend and all-time leading scorer Lawrence Moten has passed away at age 53, prompting heartfelt tributes from coach Jim Boeheim and the basketball community, highlighting his talent, loyalty, and positive impact on the Syracuse community.
Originally Published 3 months ago — by Syracuse.com
Lawrence Moten, Syracuse's all-time leading scorer and a beloved basketball figure, has died at age 53 in Washington D.C. He played for Syracuse from 1991 to 1995, briefly in the NBA, and later worked in youth sports. Syracuse University honored him by retiring his jersey in 2018, and he is remembered as a basketball icon and mentor.