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Syracuse University Athletics - Triche Earns Fourth Weekly Honor
Triche led the Orange offense on Sunday evening shooting 10-of-18 from the floor and 4-of-7 from three-point range against the Pirates. Despite the outcome, he also contributed nine points, three rebounds and three assists earlier in the week in the 66-58 Syracuse loss to Connecticut.
Syracuse University Athletics - Alexander Named to BIG EAST Honor Roll
For the second week in a row, senior guard Kayla Alexander has been named to the BIG EAST Honor Roll. Alexander averaged 16.0 ppg, 9.0 rpg and 4.0 bpg in a 2-0 week for the No. 23/21 Orange. She had 13 points and 10 rebounds in a win at Georgetown, recording her ninth double-double of the season. In a win against Pittsburgh, Alexander led SU with 19 points, seven blocks and eight rebounds.
Orange Watch: Syracuse has a heavy load to lift for high NCAA Tournament seed | The Juice Online
"It’s very difficult to win on the road. I watched a bunch of games today (Feb. 16) and I think I saw one road team that won," Boeheim said after his 911th career victory. "It’s very difficult and you’ve got to play well (every game)."
"I think even though James didn’t shoot great, his presence out there is important," Boeheim said. "He takes a defender out there and stays with him, and opens up driving lanes. He’s important for us against zone defenses.
Who is Syracuse? Tell us what you think | The Daily Orange
The Daily Orange is putting together a series of profiles highlighting individuals who exemplify the Syracuse University community. These individuals, nominated by you, will be chosen based on the effect they have on the SU community and what the SU community means to them.
NCAA's mock tournament selection exercise opens eyes, debunks myths | syracuse.com
It seemed like Syracuse was right on the verge of being a No. 2 seed, but it’s hard to tell without knowing exactly how the other committee members voted. Gonzaga and Arizona were the No. 2 seeds that Syracuse compared very well against.
Poliquin: The Syracuse basketball backcourt enjoyed a starry, starry night in Newark | syracuse.com
"You know, I think he’s capable of doing that every night," Carter-Williams said once Triche had finishing schooling those in the Hall togs. "He’s just great. He’s an aggressive player. He plays great defense. He gets steals. And he’s great passing the ball. I think that his passing opens up his shooting."
Syracuse men's lacrosse loss to Albany: What to take away | syracuse.com
Marasco wore No. 22 proudly on Sunday. You could see the hunger in Marasco's play. The senior pulled his defensemen and was able to set up the feed on a number of goals. He finished with three goals and five assists, the first Syracuse player to tally eight points since Kenny Nims did it against Providence in 2009. He rallied the troops in the second half and, whether behind the net or quarterbacking at the point, Marasco led his offense.
Niko Tamurian named CNY Central Sports Director : News : CNYcentral.com
"Being born and raised here in Syracuse it's been an honor to deliver the latest sports news to our viewers over the past 6 years, especially since I was that viewer watching my entire life for the latest news on my favorite local teams," Niko says of his new job. "It's truly a dream come true to now be named Sports Director and to be able chart the course for our sports coverage going forward based on knowing what's important to Central New York."
"Yeah, it was a little bit distracting,’’ Carter-Williams said. "I noticed it. I thought they were going to stop the game. That’s why I noticed it. I just kept my focus and knocked down the free throws.’’
Syracuse's Dajuan Coleman remains on target for return | syracuse.com
Coleman’s original recovery time was expected to be about four weeks. He is already on the exercise bike during Syracuse’s practices.
Syracuse football underclassmen poised for larger role in 2013 | syracuse.com
After an action-packed first month as the Syracuse head football coach, Scott Shafer is only a few weeks away from taking the field for the first time with what is now officially his team. Spring practice is right around the corner, and that will provide fans with their first glimpses of Shafer running the show.
Hakeen Lecky had never played lacrosse until his freshman year in high school but the sport has changed his life.