Who makes your Ohio State basketball Mount Rushmore?

Who gets your vote for the best player in Ohio State basketball history? We came up with a list of 13 Buckeye greats, and now it's your job to rank them!

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Read each player's bio below, then scroll down and rank them, 1-13. The results of this fan survey will be announced on TV's "BTN Live" in February. Read each player's bio below, then below that rank them No. 1 through 12 via our SurveyMonkey poll. You can only submit your list once, so make sure you get it right. The top results of this fan survey will be announced on TV's "BTN Live" in February. We're rolling out a survey per school throughout the coming weeks.

Gary Bradds (1962-64): 1963 and 1964 Big Ten MVP (Silver Basketball winner); Fourth in OSU scoring (28.0 average) and sixth in rebounding (13.0 per game); 1964 national POY (coaches); had six games with 40-plus points his senior year (one with 49).

Aaron Craft (2011-14): Two-time Big Ten Defensive Player of the Year; 2013 Big Ten Tournament MVP; OSU career leader in assists (694) and steals (337); Fourth player in Big Ten history to be a three-time first team Academic All-American selection.

Robin Freeman (1953-56): Holds season average title of 32.9 PPG and career scoring title of 28.0 PPG; 1956 Big Ten MVP (Silver Basketball winner); consensus first-team All-American in 1956.

John Havlieck (1959-62): Key player of 1960 National Championship team; finished with 1,223 points in just three seasons at Ohio State; was inducted into the College Basketball Hall of Fame.

Dennis Hopson (1983-87): 1987 Big Ten Player of the Year; owner of OSU single season scoring record (958 points); one of two OSU players with 2,000-plus career points; Finished OSU career with All-American honors.

Jerry Lucas (1959-62): 1961 and 1962 AP Oscar Robertson Player of the Year; 1,990 career points, 1,411 career rebounds (school record), leader of 1960 National Championship team; First Team All-American all three years at Ohio State. Posted a 78-6 record during his three years at Ohio State.

Jim Jackson (1989-92): 1990 and 1991 Big Ten Player of the Year; 1991 National Player of the Year; consensus first-team All-American in 1991 and 1992; His 1,785 career points ranks seventh on OSU all-time scoring list.

Clark Kellogg (1980-82): Sixth in career rebounding (3rd among 3-year players), 1982 Big Ten MVP (Silver Basketball winner); led Buckeyes in both scoring and rebounding during his sophomore and junior seasons.

Scoonie Penn (1998-2000): 1999 Big Ten Player of the Year; led OSU to the 1999 Final Four; ended his career as Ohio State as the all-time leader in 3-point field goals made.

Michael Redd (1997-2000): Fifth in OSU record book in scoring (1,879 points); holds freshman record of 658 points in a season and 21.9 average; only player outside of Jerry Lucas to score 500-plus points in every season he played in.

Larry Siegfried (1959-61): Helped lead OSU to 1960 National Championship-hit last second jumper to beat Indiana and win Big ten title (necessary to play in NCAA Tourney); 1961 All American.

Evan Turner (2007-10): 2010 Big Ten Player of the Year, 2010 National Player of the Year; led team in scoring, assists, rebounds, and steals both his sophomore and junior years.

Herb Williams (1977-81): One of two OSU players with 2,000-plus career points, Second in OSU school history in both blocks with 328 and rebounds with 1,111.