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Kaleb Joseph Flourishes in New Role As Syracuse Beats Florida Southern 96-54
The Orange close out the pre-season with a 96-54 win over Division II Florida Southern.
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LeMoyne: Three Up, Three Down
Three Up: DaJuan Coleman Entering the 2015-2016 season, Coleman is single-handedly the most valuable piece to the team and also the biggest question mark.¬† After not playing in almost two full years, the new Coleman had a huge game against a very undersized LeMoyne team.¬† It was great to see the Orange‚Äôs best (and basically…
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It’s Time to Temper Some Expectations for SU
Tomorrow night, Jim Boeheim and company will set out on a five-month journey that is most certainly the best time of the year for SU fans all around the world.¬† Monday‚Äôs exhibition against LeMoyne comes at a perfect time too, as the football team has dropped five games in a row. Every season, it seems…
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Michael Gbinije to Start at PG for Orange
Michael Gbinije, fifth-year senior and transfer forward from Duke, will be the starting point guard for the Orange when it takes the floor for Midnight Madness on Friday night and during its first exhibition games in a couple weeks. Don‚Äôt be fooled: while it‚Äôs great to have a fifth-year leader running the offense, it‚Äôs also…
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Moustapha Diagne to Enroll in Two-Year College
2015 Power Forward Moustapha Diagne has elected to enroll in a two-year college rather than attend Syracuse University.
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Syracuse Basketball Underrated by National Media
The Orange are projected to be a borderline tournament team, but there is reason for optimism in 2015-16.
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Your Syracuse X-Factor: Kaleb Joseph
Michael Gbinije and Trevor Cooney: the senior leaders.¬† Dajuan Coleman: returning from injury.¬† Malachi Richardson and co.: the talented recruiting class.¬† Lost in the fold?¬† Second-year point guard Kaleb Joseph who had some unrealistic expectations to live up to. In his true freshman campaign, Joseph put together an underwhelming 5.9 points per game, 2.2 rebounds,…
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Here’s How Syracuse Will Find Scholarship Space for Tyus Battle
It‚Äôs huge that Tyus Battle decided to commit to SU. But everyone is wondering about¬†that elephant in the room. How can the Orange fit Battle in given the NCAA sanctions? As of right now, Syracuse has 11 scholarship players committed for the 2016 season, and just 10 available scholarships. There are multiple possibilities for the…
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Will Providence Big Paschal Chukwu Transfer to Syracuse?
Providence transfer Paschal Chukwu is considering Syracuse and the Orange could use his size.
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SU Commit Moustapha Diagne Quietly Impresses at Mary Kline Classic
The incoming freshman bounced back from a lackluster performance in the Jordan Classic Regional Game.
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Syracuse Hoops Cracks Top 50 in Latest ESPN Poll
ESPN’s Jeff Goodman ranks the Orange at 34 in his pre-season top 50.
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Syracuse Just Found More Competition For Rising Sedee Keita
Two major players have jumped into the race.
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Does Syracuse Deserve More Respect Heading Into Next Season?
Not a lot of national love from the early predictions.
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Front Court Depth Does a 180 with Loss of Thomas Bryant
Losses of Thomas Bryant and Chris McCullough do not doom Orange heading into 2015-2016 season.
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Is Syracuse Basketball Falling Apart?
Orange fans STILL shouldn’t be worrying.
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Syracuse Waits on Bryant, But Watches Big Man Moustapha Diagne Roll
The other Orange big dominated his high school season.
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How the Transfers of Johnson and Patterson Effects Thomas Bryant
Two scholarships for 2015-16 have opened with Johnson and Patterson leaving the program.
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Fizz Five: Who Starts For Syracuse Basketball Next Season?
There‚Äôs a lot of gloom in Syracuse right now. Greg Gumble didn‚Äôt mention SU during Selection Sunday, Jim Boeheim is gone for the next nine conference games, and winter won‚Äôt quite go away in the Salt City. Hope is on the horizon though; just look to the depth of next year‚Äôs basketball team. The Orange…
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2014-15 Wasn’t a Lost Season for Syracuse Hoops
The Orange grew as a team and played hard to the very end despite ban and limited numbers.
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Syracuse Fans: Would You Rather Nab Robert Washington or Thomas Bryant?
If you could only choose one, who are ya taking?
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Emergence of Roberson Comes at Key Point in Sophomore’s Career
It is really a good sign that Tyler Roberson has put together two good games against two of the best teams SU has or will face this season. Against Duke, the sophomore tallied 19 points and 10 rebounds. He then followed it up with 13 and 9 against Louisville, when he was guarded much of…
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Who Will Play Down Low Next Year?
On March 7 Rakeem Christmas will play his last game as a member of the Syracuse Orange. This season we‚Äôve all gotten used to Christmas being the only producer in the front court (and at times the whole team for that matter), but luckily there‚Äôs more talent coming in and coming back to the squad…
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Tyler Roberson’s Steady Improvement Solidifies a Larger Role for Next Year
When it comes to SU basketball‚Äôs sophomore class, Jim Boeheim has patiently waited. The head man admitted from the start of the season his second year group will receive opportunities to prove themselves. If there‚Äôs one Orange who‚Äôs worked hard to avoid the ‚Äúsophomore slump‚Äù label, it‚Äôs Tyler Roberson. The 6‚Äô8‚Äù forward played by far…
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Hoops Recruiting Class of 2015 Adds Depth to Thin Orange
Even prior to the post-season ban and the generally disappointing 2014-15 basketball season, many Syracuse fans were already looking to the 2015-16 season as one where the Orange will yet again be a powerhouse.¬† As of today, Syracuse is bringing in four four-star recruits for next season, which is good enough for the fourth best…
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How Does McCullough’s Injury Affect Syracuse’s Hopes?
Another hit to the depth of the big men.
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What Can SU Do To Fix Its Shooting Woes?
If Syracuse wants to get back on track this season, they’ll need some outside shots to start falling.
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Four Keys for Orange To Work on in Non-Conference Play
At 5-3, Syracuse still has a ways to go before ACC play starts.
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Pressure’s On: Rakeem Christmas Needs to Avoid Decline as Competition Improves
The big man is increasingly important to SU’s offense.
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Syracuse Smashes Loyola 70-37, Christmas & McCullough Fly
Loyola keeps shooting… and keeps missing.
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Can the Orange Lean on Christmas to Carry the Offense?
The senior center has emerged as the top option offensively for the Orange through four games.
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Fizz Five: What We Know Through Two SU Basketball Games
Although it’s still early, just what stands out from the Orange hoops team?
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3 Things to Watch for in Syracuse Basketball’s Opening Weekend
Cooney, Christmas must have a big weekend for Orange to advance.
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The Best- and Worst-Case Scenarios for Syracuse-Kennesaw State
Preparing for the best and worst for Syracuse-Kennesaw State, Friday.
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Fizz Five: Five Biggest Takeaways from Syracuse’s Exhibition Games
The Fizz’s five key takeaways from SU’s two exhibition games.
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Hoosiers Issues Could Help Syracuse’s Pursuit of Thomas Bryant
With fans calling for Tom Crean to be fired, Bryant could land with the Orange sooner, rather than later.
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Is Thomas Bryant Closer to A Decision?
Prized recruit could make an official decision soon.
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