If today's announcement that the 2014 and 2015 ACC Lacrosse Tournaments will be held in Philadelphia (or just outside of it) are any indication, the conference is clearly thinking about it's own geographical northern creep and adjusting accordingly.

This was the game we all knew was coming but thought the Orange could fight for their lives in. The Orange saw fatigue set in during the fourth quarter and squandered a three goal lead to allow Hobart to walk out of the Dome with a rivalry trophy.

The whole point of senior night (in theory) is to play a doormat and let the seniors absolute demolish, rack up stats and end things at home on a high note. Not so fast said Rutgers, who were up 10-5 (!) in the 4th, only to have Cuse win 12-11.

Don't look now but the Syracuse Orange men's lacrosse team is making moves. The Orange moved all the way up to No. 3 in the media poll and No. 5 in the coaches poll.

The Syracuse men's lacrosse team will host Rutgers on Saturday for Senior Day while the Syracuse football team will hold the final open spring practice on Sunday.

In an all time classic, the Syracuse Orange upset the No. 2 ranked Cornell Big Red 13-12 thanks to great zone defense timely offense from the midfield. The win broke a two game Cornell winning streak over the Orange.

The No. 7 Syracuse Orange host the No. 2 Cornell Big Red in a huge regular-season showdown with post-season implications and upstate bragging rights on the line.

The only thing bigger than Syracuse vs. Cornell is the match-up within, Rob Pannell vs. Brian Megill.

So Syracuse basketball has finished their year. Spring Football is well...Spring Football. What are you going to do with all that Orange you kinda need an excuse to wear to avoid questions from those who don't understand true fandom? Cuse Lax!

This kinda got lost in thr shuffle with all the basketball madness going on but four Syracuse Orange lacrosse players were involved in a car accident early Sunday near Thornden Park.