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As Syracuse Orange fans start to get ready for this Friday’s home game against the Pittsburgh Panthers we have some information on the Orange’s next game. The ACC announced game times for the October 26th games and Syracuse will face the Florida State Seminoles at 3:30 pm.
We won’t know until the end of this weekend which network will broadcast the game but ESPN, ESPN2 and the ACC Network are all options. The other ACC game in the 3:30 slot is the Virginia Cavaliers at the Louisville Cardinals. This week Virginia hosts Duke while Louisville will host Clemson. If they both lose we might see Syracuse-FSU get a national slot.
In other Syracuse sports news:
Class of 2021 PG Kennedy Chandler sets Syracuse visit (Syracuse.com)
“Chandler is ranked among the 20 best prospects in the Class of 2021 by all the major college basketball recruiting websites. He is listed as high as No. 12 by Rivals, where he is listed as a 6-foot point guard.”
Syracuse Basketball signs new team member (LocalSyr.com)
“Campbell is a five year old with spina bifida who is paired with the Orange through Team IMPACT, a national program that connects children with serious and chronic illnesses with local college teams.”
Senior year switch helped SJ Quickley become a complete field hockey player (Daily Orange)
“Two years later, Quigley has become the two-way player Syracuse has always needed her to be. She’s combined the skills she learned at WC with the freedom Hope helped instill in her while providing versatility to SU. As Quigley raced down the right sideline early in the third quarter during a Sept. 22 game against Colgate, she received a pass from Cooke in stride.”
Ryan Raposo selected ACC Offensive Player of the Week (TheACC.com)
“Raposo scored his first career hat trick as Syracuse rallied from a two-goal deficit in the second half to pull out a 4-3 win Saturday at No. 18 North Carolina. A native of Hamilton, Ontario, Raposo recorded the first hat trick by any ACC player in a conference match since Oct. 13, 2017 (Notre Dame’s Jon Gallagher at Boston College). It marked the first hat trick in an ACC match by a Syracuse player since Ben Polk registered three goals against Pitt on Sept. 25, 2015.”