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"He'll play this season,'' Pike said. "It's just a matter of when.''
SI.com: Do you think [Ennis will] turn pro after the season is over? Boeheim: I don't think so. I think he knows and his father knows that he's a really good college player. He has to become a better shooter and get stronger to go to the next level. He'd go in the first round, but look at the number of first-round picks who are already out of the league in the last two years. It's a huge number.
No. 2 Syracuse dominates faceoffs early to pull away from Siena | The Daily Orange
The final tally shows only a 15-13 Syracuse advantage at the X, but the Orange dominated possession early on, leading to eight first-quarter goals. SU went on to cruise to a blowout victory.
ESPNU Announces College Lacrosse Preview Show - College Crosse
The SECTOR SPDRS College Lacrosse Preview – hosted by ESPN analysts Quint Kessenich and Paul Carcaterra – will air Wednesday, Feb. 12, at 5 p.m. on ESPNU. The fast-paced, 30-minute show will capture the big picture storylines heading into the 2014 season.
Dutch Slim struggles to adjust to American game, find stroke for Syracuse | The Daily Orange
"During the first few practices," Slim said," I did everything wrong."
Long Road Ahead: Syracuse’s Toughest Remaining Matchups All Come on the Road : Orange Fizz
"We’re just trying to focus on getting better each game and peaking at the right moment," said Tyler Ennis after the Clemson game. We’ll see how the Orange handles the pressure that is about to come its way.
Orange Watch: Talk of Syracuse benefiting from loss before ACC Tournament foolish | The Juice Online
It doesn’t make sense in the business of competition, with results kept on a scoreboard, not to win. Period.
Despite improved recruiting, Syracuse football still sits in bottom half of ACC | syracuse.com
The excitement over Syracuse's signing day class was good for the program but also illustrated just how far the Orange are behind the traditional ACC powers.
"For the most part when I was in those living rooms, I had no contact, hadn't talked to Doug, hadn't talked to anybody from the staff at that point," Moore said. "So I really didn't know. I had heard swirlings and things, but there was no concrete evidence or any concrete conversations that said that I wouldn't be at Syracuse."
Duke’s Krzyzewski on the ACC: 'Our league is not promoted very well' | Duke Now | NewsObserver.com
"We have the No. 1 team in the country (Syracuse). We have Virginia, who is having a hell of a year. I don’t know, I think ours matches up with anybody. We just have 15. That’s a lot. Someone is going to lose."
Syracuse begins to feel buzz of historic undefeated run | New York Post
"I didn’t see it coming," senior C.J. Fair said, a common refrain among the team. "I knew he was good, but I didn’t know he’d be this good. He plays calm. He doesn’t get sped up by anybody. That’s one thing you don’t see a lot, especially in young players. He sees plays develop before they happen. You can’t teach that. "He’s just been playing great and [has] been great as far as running the team."