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Where Are They Now Wednesday: Syracuse's Josh Pace | syracuse.com
Josh Pace, who played at Syracuse from 2001 to 2005, has signed to play for the Townsville Crocodiles of the Australian National Basketball League.
Syracuse football: Statistics-oriented predictions for the Northwestern game | syracuse.com
After an extremely close to the vest game, Syracuse has hinted at opening up the offense. But more importantly, Allen should be more settled in his second start after barely playing over the last four years. This should be a better reflection of just how capable the Orange’s quarterback is.
Secondary coach Fred Reed analyzes touchdown passes yielded by Syracuse defense | syracuse.com
Fred Reed discusses the two huge passing plays that resulted in 14 points for Penn State.
I had a great summer fishing, golfing, rafting, etc. and it was great to see the Tigers save some face for the ACC by beating Georgia on Saturday night. They are for real, big time. If the people in Syracuse can't sell out the Carrier Dome on Oct. 5, it will be another sign of a weak, weak program.
"How's he doing?'' Pyonin said, repeating a reporter's question. "It's mental abuse. This is the nicest kid you'd ever want to meet and this experience is just awful. They need to meet him in person.''
Syracuse Announces Class of 2017 | InsideLacrosse.com - The Source of the Sport
Jordan Evans (Jamesville, N.Y.) headlines the class. He was selected as the publication’s top overall prospect in the Class of 2013 after shattering the Jamesville-DeWitt High School season scoring record with 182 points (82 goals, 100 assists) as a senior. Evans was one of six Syracuse signees to receive Under Armour All-America honors in 2013, tied with Duke for the most of any school.
Syracuse football opponent lookahead: Northwestern defense a commendable bunch | syracuse.com
A look at Northwestern's 4-3 defense as the Wildcats prepare to play host to Syracuse
Northwestern's quarterback and running back are day-to-day heading into Syracuse game | syracuse.com
Northwestern quarterback Kain Colter and running back Venric Mark are day-to-day as the Wildcats prepare for Syracuse.
Northwestern uses a two-quarterback system and enjoys considerable depth at tailback.
"All I've told (Hunt) is he's one play away from getting on that field," Shafer said. "So he has to be locked in and ready to go mentally as well as physically. He's done a good job of preparing, and I'm very proud of the way Terrel has handled the situation."
"It was a real emotional thing," Hunt said. "I worked really hard to come up short, but coach told me he’s got my back and as long as I keep doing what I’ve got to do, I’ll get out there. I’ve just got to keep waiting."
Freshman Halis brings excitement to young Orange | The Daily Orange
"He’s a quality player," SU head coach Ian McIntyre said. "He’s an exciting player. He’s a player that can make things happen and he can get people off their seats."
Week 1 of the Drew Allen era is in the books, and there is no shortage of areas to improve upon come Saturday night's matchup at Northwestern.
One-on-One with Syracuse football offensive coordinator George McDonald (video) | syracuse.com
Axe talks to the Syracuse offensive coordinator about how the offense will improve from week one to week two and what does he think about Coach Shafer saying he needs to "take the handcuffs" off the offense?
"He was a leader. He was definitely the sheriff out there," running back Jerome Smith said. "Even after the game I let him know. ... Tough dude. He took some hits out there."
Scott Shafer believes playing a tough schedule to start the season will benefit Syracuse in the long run.
Three Idiots on Sports: Thank You Notes: Penn State 23 - Syracuse 17
Thank You Post Standard, for crediting Terrel Hunt with the game of his life. Only in the world of wildly inaccurate box scores can an interception also count as a completed pass - when no passes were actually thrown.