Syracuse University Athletics - Jardine and Triche Named Cousy Award Candidates
Syracuse guards Scoop Jardine and Brandon Triche were announced as candidates for the 2012 Bob Cousy Collegiate Point Guard of the Year award by the Naismith Memorial Basketball Hall of Fame on Tuesday. Jardine and Triche are two of 65 candidates for the award.
Syracuse creates 19 more turnovers against North Carolina State | syracuse.com
SU came into Saturday’s game with an impressive plus-8.4 turnover margin. Against the Wolfpack, the Orange committed eight turnovers. NC State made 19 mistakes.
Syracuse University Athletics - Orange Scholar Athletes
Senior Heather Wentz of the women’s lacrosse team and junior Griffin Hoffmann of the men’s basketball team are the Syracuse University Scholar Athletes of the Week for Dec. 19, 2011.
Morgan’s Coach Tells Fizz SU Has "Outstanding Chance" After His Official Visit : Orange Fizz
"He had a great visit, an absolutely wonderful time. He loved the tour, the Carrier Dome, the coaching staff and Doug Marrone, and even the dorms where his friend Brandon Reddish lived. He had a great time."
Syracuse University Athletics - Donovan Joins Syracuse Athletics Staff
An accomplished financial officer and athletics administrator, Terry Donovan joins the Syracuse University Department of Athletics as executive senior associate athletics director/chief financial officer. Donovan brings 15 years of experience in sports, including the past 12 at Arizona State and the University of Nevada, to Syracuse. He will be responsible for all aspects of the financial and human resources matters within the athletics department.
2012 Mock Draft | NBADraft.net
Kris Joseph goes No. 25 in this mock draft.
College Basketball's Top 10 Unruly Fanbases | LostLettermen.com
The Carrier Dome is one of the toughest places to play because of its sheer size. Heck, not many teams fill football stadiums for college basketball games. But the passion of the Orange supporters sometimes boils over. The Orange is known for having the rudest fans in the Big East. Take a 2009 home game against rival Georgetown, for example, during which Syracuse fans rained plastic bottles down on a section of Hoyas supporters who eventually had to be evacuated by police for their own safety.
Q&A: Jim Boeheim Bio Author Talks About The Life, Legacy, Controversy Surrounding The Syracuse Coach | The Big Lead
Scott Pitoniak: I could be totally wrong about this, but from what I know I believe Boeheim was blind-sided on this and wasn’t aware of the serious issues regarding his long-time assistant and friend. I think his initial, over-the-top, insensitive defense of Fine was an indication that he didn’t know. Had he known, he clearly wouldn’t have stuck his neck out to the extent that he did.
MBB | Syracuse tested by tough atmosphere on the road against NC State - Sports - The Daily Orange
"The fans got into it," Joseph said. "I thought we deflated the fans in the first half, and they came back when they made their little run. The fans were back in it and we just had to calm down."
Jardine's big second half helps Syracuse past NC State | The Juice Online
"He made a couple big threes," Syracuse coach Jim Boeheim said. "He played great, just like he did in the second half against Florida."
Pack falls 88-72 to Cuse’s three-point barrage - Sports - Technician - North Carolina State University
"Once you lose a game, you sit up here and say, 'They've got a great team, yada, yada, yada,'" Gottfried said. "I've been around a lot of good teams, guys, and that team right there might be playing on Monday night in April. We did a lot of good things tonight. We just didn't do enough of them."
Syracuse Football: Defensive Weakness Exposed This Season; Future Murky | Bleacher Report
This past season, the Orange had issues in all three main areas of the unit, and the end result was a unit that was shredded by the pass or run at different times of the year.
King's five observations from the week - College Basketball Nation Blog - ESPN
5. Syracuse is for real. Most folks probably realized that already. But any skeptics of the No. 1-ranked Orange probably don’t have many doubts about their potential after Saturday’s 88-72 spanking of North Carolina State. The victory came against a solid, well-coached Wolfpack squad that was back by 19,400 rowdy fans at the RBC Center. Dion Waiters scored 22 points off the bench and Kris Joseph added 21 for Syracuse, which was playing outside of its home state for the first time this season.
Kenny recaps a win on the road for the #1 Syracuse Orange against N.C. State.