The Ten Games That Will Determine the Big East in 2011 - #6 West Virginia at Syracuse - Big East Coast Bias
Syracuse will enter the game in much the same shape that West Virginia will. Worst case, the Orange will be 4-2 and should be 1-0 in conference play when they welcome the Mountaineers to the Carrier Dome. Though Delone Carter is gone, Antwon Bailey is a very capable replacement and by week seven, the Orange offense should be humming.
The Ten Games That Will Determine the Big East in 2011 - #7 Syracuse at Pittsburgh - Big East Coast Bias
This season, the Syracuse-Pitt tilt is the final game of the regular season for both teams on December 3 at Heinz Field. Syracuse overachieved last season but has a favorable schedule this season and should still be a bowl team. Pitt is rolling out Todd Graham's "high octane" offense in 2011. If the Panthers rolled over the Orange with Wannstedt's offense last year at Syracuse, what will a high scoring offense be able to achieve at home? Well, I don't think we'll see the same result as last year.
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The Big East doesn’t seem like it has a team that can hang with those big dogs, but the one that could come the closest is likely Syracuse. The Orange lose only productive big man Rick Jackson and bring back a ton of experience, including potential star Kris Joseph and guards Scoop Jardine and Brandon Triche. Add in a recruiting class that includes two McDonald’s All-Americans (including Michael Carter-Williams of St. Andrew’s) and Jim Boeheim probably has a preseason top-five team.
Questions about recent Syracuse hire - Big East Blog - ESPN
But on the other hand, can you trust a man who has violated NFL policy at two different jobs? Especially when trust is of vital importance in the landscape of college football today, where we have seen rogue coaches and players acting on their own to the detriment of their programs? I am not accusing Scarnecchia of anything here, but his past alone is enough to give anybody pause about hiring him.
2012 NBA Mock Draft: Kris Jospeh To Boston Celtics At No. 25 Overall - SB Nation Boston
25. Boston- Kris Joseph, SF, Syracuse, 6-7, Jr. - An athletic wing player, Kris Joseph needs to become a better outside shooter and more assertive during his senior season to secure a first round spot.
Big East position rankings: O-Line - Big East Blog - ESPN
1. Syracuse. The Orange have four returning starters, including two seniors. You have Justin Pugh, who made second-team All-Big East last year as a freshman. You have a more mature and experienced unit than the one last year, which had to replace four starters. There also is depth to have a nice eight-man rotation. The concern is at center, where Macky MacPherson is undersized. Actually, when you look at the entire group, it is undersized. Andrew Tiller is the only one who tips the scales at more than 300 pounds.
Syracuse University Athletics - All-Time Great Tasha Harris
Guard Tasha Harris is Syracuse’s all-time leader in games played (133) and games started (132). She also ranks in the top 10 on six other career lists, including second in assists with 536. The Bronx, N.Y. native finished her senior year seventh in the BIG EAST in assists and 10th in assist-to-turnover ratio (1.4).
Ravens' LB 'rock-solid' thanks to conditioning program - Carroll County Times:
"Man, I'm rock-solid," McClain told the Times during his fitness and football clinic Saturday at the Edgewood Boys & Girls Club. "I'm doing everything in the world to stay in shape and do different things with my body. I'm definitely faster now."
Syracuse University football team's newest oral commitment "a specimen of an athlete" | syracuse.com
"I’m definitely excited to be one of New York guys going there to do big things," McFarlane said. "I talked to Coach (Doug) Marrone and Coach (John) Anselmo, and they want to win with homegrown talent."
20 Colleges That Are Killing It with Social Media | Best Colleges Online
Syracuse is the second-most influential college on Twitter, and has even been touted as a case study for foursquare presence in higher education. Syracuse alumni were able to take advantage of homecoming weekend activities through Twitter and Facebook, engaging even those who weren’t able to be on campus. The school continues to innovate in social media, relying on talented students in the School of Information Studies and other programs.
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