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Syracuse works on building consistency - College Football Nation Blog - ESPN
"It’s very difficult to answer these types of questions because it starts to sound like you’re making excuses," coach Doug Marrone said at his weekly news conference. "But there is no doubt that we want to be a consistent football team. And we’re working. It’s a work in progress, and it’s never going to get there as fast as I want it to, or the players, or the coaches, or the media, or the fans want it to. But as long as we keep working and we keep our heads down and keep going, we’ll fight through that."
Syracuse Orange 2011-12 Team Preview - NCAA Basketball - SI.com
Jim Boeheim will have one of his most experienced teams in his 36th year as Syracuse's coach. The Orange will feature four returning starters along with several reserves who played key roles off the bench last season. In addition, Boeheim will welcome three standout freshmen, including two McDonald's All-Americans, into his rotation. There is one major problem, however: How will Syracuse make up for the loss of starting power forward Rick Jackson?
Syracuse University football coach Doug Marrone will discuss Saturday's game on TV, radio tonight | syracuse.com
This week's Orange Profile on "Syracuse Sidelines" is senior nose tackle Cory Boatman. Boatman has appeared in all eight games this season for SU, totaling eight tackles (five solo). Earlier this season, Boatman made a career high three tackles at Tulane.
Syracuse hoops teammates like Cooney's style | The News Journal | delawareonline.com
"I'm excited about the class of freshmen coming in," said senior co-captain forward Kris Joseph. "I have seen Trevor knock down 3-pointers like crazy in practice. I think that's a dimension that is huge in college basketball. He's going to be a solid, solid player."
Syracuse University Athletics - Orange Receives Votes in Preseason Poll
Syracuse received two votes in the in USA TODAY ESPN preseason coaches’ poll released on Nov. 1. The Orange, under the helm of sixth-year head coach Quentin Hillsman, returns three starters and 10 letterwinners from last year’s squad that posted a 25-10 record and advanced to the Women’s NIT quarterfinals.
Big East/Big XII Rooting Guide: Your One Stop Shop For All Remaining Conference Games - The Smoking Musket
Syracuse, the lone team to beat WVU so far, could win out to finish 5-2, but would need to beat both Pitt and Cincinnati to get there. I think that's unlikely, but stranger things have happened. Thus, WVU needs to root for UConn to give the Orange their third league loss this saturday in Storrs, and for USF to knock off the Orange next weekend at the Carrier Dome just to make sure Syracuse isn't involved in any tie breakers.
Lots of Pulp: The Many Emotions of Paul Pasqualoni
With just a slight variance in tie, jacket or the smallest twinge in his face, Coach P bears his feelings for all to see:
What to watch in the Big East - Big East Blog - ESPN
Bounce-back Syracuse? The Orange have been a hard team to figure out because they have been so inconsistent. It is hard to think about BCS games when they missed a chance to build momentum off an important win over West Virginia. The offense really struggled in the face of the Louisville pressure last week, while the defense came out flat and allowed Louisville to score 14 first-quarter points. It was the first time all season Louisville scored that many points in the first quarter against an FBS opponent. How do the Orange respond against a team they should beat? Hint: Throw the ball. A lot.
SU Target Wayne Morgan Tells The Fizz Doug Marrone is "A Real Coach" : Orange Fizz
"Coach Marrone is great. He doesn’t beat around the bush. He just tells you straight forward how he thinks and what he thinks I should do. He said he’s not going to tell me Syracuse is the place for me, I got to see it. When he said that, he got my attention. I knew he was a real coach."
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Jim Boeheim helps Syracuse Opera surprise Mary Beth Frey of the Samaritan Center with her 2 court-side seats for the entire home SU orange basketball season!