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SLAM ONLINE | " Q+A: Paul Harris
When SLAMonline caught up with Harris last week, the wing discussed why he decided to attend Syracuse, the historic six-overtime game versus UConn (in which he posted 29 points and 22 rebounds), his thoughts on the The ‘Cuse heading to the ACC and more.

The Bud and Brent Show: Where does the 2011-12 Syracuse basketball season rank on SU's all-time list? | syracuse.com
Will the recently ended Syracuse basketball season be remembered as the school's second-best all time, behind only the 2002-03 championship year? Will there forever be an asterisk by this season due to the loss of Fab Melo? Will Dion Waiters be a successful NBA player? What does the team look like for next season?

A Syracuse quiz as Dajuan Coleman prepares to play in the McDonald's Game | syracuse.com
Coleman will be the 17th Syracuse University recruit to play in the McDonald's Game.

Tickets for Gotham Classic will go on sale Thursday | syracuse.com
In the Gotham Classic's new format, Syracuse and Temple will playing three games on campus beginning December 15 before taking on each other at the World's Most Famous Arena on Saturday, Dec. 22. The other three teams in the event will travel to both Syracuse and Temple before facing each other, with one game at home and the other on the road.

Dag Bag — A look at the 2012-13 Syracuse basketball team | The Juice Online
So, who will be left from this year’s squad? I’m looking at you Brandon Triche. Triche will be one of two seniors on the team next year, with James Southerland being the other. While Southerland’s role should be increased next year (new 6th man?), Triche will be looked at as the one to take over the reins for Scoop and Kris. Triche was the 3rd leading scorer for the Orange this season (9.4 PPG), behind Joseph and Waiters. Never known as a true leader, Triche will have to become that, stepping up his stats and becoming more of a vocal leader.

Watertown Daily Times | SU boasts amazing season
All Jim Boeheim’s team did this season was: Post a school record 34 wins, including a record 20 straight to begin the season. Notch a Big East record-tying 17-1 mark, and capture its third outright league championship. It was ranked in the top five in the national polls all season, and ranked No. 1 in the polls for six straight weeks, tying a school record. And it earned a No. 1 seed in the NCAA Tournament for the second time in three years.

Syracuse University lacrosse team's weekend in Big Apple kicks off with Simmons fundraiser | syracuse.com
The event will be held from 6 to 9 p.m. Saturday at The Capital Grille at 120 W. 51st St. in the Time Life Building between 6th and 7th avenues in New York. Admission is $122 in advance, with $22 benefiting the foundation.

Orange women follow tough road to success in reaching WNIT Final Four | syracuse.com
SU is the only team remaining in this year’s WNIT that has yet to have a home game. James Madison and Oklahoma State will each be hosting their fifth straight games tonight, while San Diego played its first two games at home before taking to the road. The WNIT committee picks sites based on such factors as host bids, fan base and facility availability.

Where Are They Now? Frank Giufre, former Syracuse offensive lineman | syracuse.com
Frank Giufre, former Syracuse University offensive lineman, became a quality control coach for the Indianapolis Colts in February. He spent the last five seasons as the run game coordinator, offensive line coach and tight ends coach for the University of Maine.

Q&A with CBS Sports Network's Steve Panarelli - baltimoresun.com
I think people need to stop being so surprised when teams lose games. I think the parity in college lacrosse is getting so much better every year. Villanova’s a good team. They’ve got a lot of players and they’ve done a good job of turning that program around, and to say that I’m stunned or shocked, I’m not. I’m not shocked at anything in lacrosse anymore. To say that 10 years ago would have been unheard of, but I think nowadays, the game has evolved so much, the coaching has gotten so much better, and there are so many more kids playing at the youth and high school level, smaller programs like Villanova, Lehigh and Bucknell can go and if they do a good job of recruiting and find these diamonds in the rough, they can compete with the Syracuses and the Hopkins, the top-tier programs. If you don’t show up to play on Saturdays, you’re going to lose.

Syracuse’s Megill Talks Motivational Head-Butts & Teammates As Enemies : Orange Fizz
"We’re taking practice to a whole new level now. I told the guys, ‘between the hours of 4pm and 6pm we’re no longer friends. I’m coming after you, and you’re coming after me. And, whatever happens, happens. Whether we get into a fight, or somebody gets hurt, that’s the way it’s going to be."

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