VOTE: Cowboy Basketball Big Man of the Decade

Who is your pick for the Big Man of the Decade? Vote below or on the Cowboy Basketball Twitter page.

Michael Cobbins roamed the paint from 2010-15 and was a 2013 All-Big 12 selection. He still ranks No. 17 in career rebounds and No. 6 in career blocks in Cowboy history. Cobbo is still playing pro ball, and had a strong 2019-20 campaign for the Capital City Go-Go.
Philip Jurick was the starting big man on the 2013 NCAA Tourney squad. At 6-11 and 260 pounds, Jurick was a physical presence for the Cowboys who averaged 5.4 rebounds per game over his 60-game career.
Marshall Moses enjoyed a fantastic career that culminated in 14.1 points and 7.3 rebounds per game during an All-Big 12 campaign in his senior season. For his career he shot 54.6 percent, which still ranks 11th. Moses is beginning his 10th season as a pro, and will play this season in France.
Mitchell Solomon was the unquestioned MVP of the 2018 squad that culminated in an All-Big 12 honor and an NIT berth. That year he set a new school record with 114 offensive rebounds. He still ranks 15th in career rebounds and ninth in career blocks, and will forever be remembered for his many hustle plays.

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