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Syracuse football to be featured on ESPNU's 'All-Access' | syracuse.com
"Coach Shafer and the Syracuse football team is scheduled to appear on ESPNU's 'All-Access' series Wednesday. The show will give fans a taste of what a typical day is like for the team, chronicling the activities of the coaches and players.
Cousins Long, Williams prepare to be reunited at Syracuse | The Daily Orange
"I can’t describe how excited I am to play with him," Long said. "We wanted to play with each other from the time we were little until we got to college. To be able to continue that is pretty cool and something we’ve always talked about."
"I’m not going to bullcrap you, I was kind of depressed," Thompson said, "because there was a chance for me not being able to play football and I haven’t even got a chance to play in a game or anything."
Syracuse’s 180: Easy Wins Over Wagner & Tulane Are Not Fool’s Gold : Orange Fizz
In the last two weeks Shafer got this team to bounce back after it battled a pair of tough, solid Big 10 teams. Merge the smoothness of Hunt under center with the balanced ground game, and a stingy, gutty defense, Syracuse’s prospects are far different than two weeks ago. Clemson is an elite team. Luckily, the Orange has a solid two weeks to prepare for one of the nation’s best teams.
Were they bobbies? George Washington's Continental army? The Boise State Broncos? Had the Columbus Blue Jackets come back to town? Did the Toronto Blue Jays re-up with the Chiefs? Was this a once-in-a-blue moon kind of deal? Or, was the Syracuse football program, like Picasso before it, about to enter its Blue Period?
Syracuse football recruiting: Breakout performances from 2014 verbal commitments | syracuse.com
Naesean Howard has been tremendous all season for West Genesee, and last week was no exception. He carried the ball 13 times for 136 yards and two touchdowns in his team's 62-21 win over Central Square.
Syracuse football to be featured on ESPNU's 'All-Access' | syracuse.com
"Coach Shafer and the Syracuse football team is scheduled to appear on ESPNU's 'All-Access' series Wednesday. The show will give fans a taste of what a typical day is like for the team, chronicling the activities of the coaches and players.
I went back and looked at the three blocked kicks on tape, searching for reasons why Syracuse had so much success other than the obvious poor blocking by the Green Wave. What I found was three extremely intelligent plays made by the Orange that, in combination with breakdowns in Tulane's protection, produced the trio of blocks.
ESPN panelists discuss NBA Draft potential -- and Syracuse's Jerami Grant surfaces | syracuse.com
Biancardi: Watching Jerami Grant since high school, I've seen a guy who has added something to his game and changed his body. At Syracuse he improved his inside scoring and at the high post while remaining a consistent rebounder. Length, athletic ability and improving skill along with good genes will have him rise in the draft. His dad, Harvey, was the 12th pick in the NBA draft in 1988 and his uncle, Horace, was the 10th picked in 1987.
'The Medicine Game': Syracuse filmmakers follow two Onondaga Nation lacrosse players | syracuse.com
"The Medicine Game," a new documentary by Syracuse filmmakers Lukas Korver and Jason Halpin, premieres Tuesday at 8 p.m. on WCNY World. Central New Yorkers can see it on Time Warner Cable's channel 1272, Verizon FiOS' channel 467 or DirecTV's channel 24-2.
When Doug Marrone would call during Hickey's recruitment, they'd talk about professional football for up to a half-hour. When he was 3 years old, Hickey told his mother, Sandy, that he wanted to accomplish two things - find a cure for cancer and play for the Steelers. "Cancer is out, but we still have football," she said.
Here's a rundown of when ACC teams will start practice and whether or not they will hold some variation of Midnight Madness on their college campuses. I've also listed the teams' first exhibition games (if that applies).
Orange Watch: Syracuse football doesn’t need a constant uniform makeover | The Juice Online
It was quite simply a look never seen in the stratosphere of traditional Syracuse football, and no one tuning into the ACC Regional Sports Network TV broadcast that didn’t know beforehand could have ever guessed that team in all blue was Syracuse. Talk about "Marketing 101"…