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Walk On Boy: Blog on blog action: Syracuse - Troy Nunes is an Absolute Magician
I gave the folks over a Walk On Boy a little insight into the Orange. Ended up comparing being a SU football fan to being in a Saw movie. That'll happen...

REBUILDING SYRACUSE ORANGEMEN LOOK TO RETURN TO PROMINENCE IN NYC - New York Post
In a seven-part series ending on Saturday, The Post will break down the 2009 college football season. Today, Part 4: Syracuse.

Syracuse University Athletics - Tigers Complete Non-Conference Schedule
The Syracuse-Memphis game is officially scheduled for January 6, 2010 in the Carrier Dome.

Blog: Opposing Viewpoint - Syracuse - Gophersports.com—Official Web Site of University of Minnesota Athletics
GopherSports.com talks to Dave Rahme about Syracuse and their impending game against Minnesota.

More evidence lacrosse is going mainstream: ESPN now calling the shots for championship game times - Orange Lacrosse Blog
The NCAA Lacrosse Final Four is moving into the late afternoon and evening for better TV exposure. I don't see the problem...

Big East picks, Week 1 - Big East - ESPN
"Minnesota 27, Syracuse 14: It would be quite a story if Greg Paulus can lead the Orange to victory at home in his first collegiate appearance. Unfortunately, this isn't a movie, and I don't think this story ends happily for Syracuse."

What to watch in the Big East, Week 1 - Big East - ESPN
Everyone is curious to see how the former Duke point guard performs as the starting quarterback for Syracuse against Minnesota. After five years away from the game and with no college experience, Paulus would impress just by looking merely respectable.

Small, Unathletic Walk-On Injures 9 Starters In Notre Dame Football Practice | The Onion - America's Finest News Source
SOUTH BEND, IN—During Wednesday's afternoon practice, 17-year-old Brian Novak, a 145-pound walk-on for the struggling Notre Dame football team, injured nine starters, including third-year quarterback Jimmy Clausen, junior wide receiver...

Mike Tirico from his WSTM days...