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How Did Last Year’s Syracuse Transfers Perform At Their New Schools?
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Checking in on the SU Transfers
The Syracuse Men‚Äôs Basketball team lost three players from the 2019-2020 roster to the transfer market. All three were contributors for that team (although not major) and were players that at one point were thought of as the future of the program. Now that we‚Äôre entrenched into the 2020-2021 season let‚Äôs check in and see…
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Which transfer will Syracuse miss the most?
Syracuse is losing three guards this offseason to the transfer portal in sophomores Jalen Carey and Howard Washington, and freshman Brycen Goodine. All of them are point guards that lost the starting job to Joe Girard, prompting them to find more playing time elsewhere. The Orange are only losing less than five points per game…
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Film Breakdown: Kadary Richmond
Sports might not be the first thing on anyone‚Äôs mind right now. I can tell you it’s not the first thing on mine. Unfortunately, COVID-19 did take down the whole sports world. The NBA was first, then conference tournaments, other professional sports leagues, and finally, the NCAA Tournament. And it came at a horrible time…
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Why Brycen Goodine Deserves More Playing Time
After Saturday‚Äôs theatrics against Wake Forest, with Brycen Goodine serving as the hero, Syracuse capped off one of the best weekends of the season.¬† Jim Boeheim mentioned in his press conference, that Goodine came into the game after Dolezaj fouled out because of how well he‚Äôs been playing in practice. Bourama Sidibe and Quincy Guerrier…
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Who Should Be Syracuse’s Backup Point Guard- Goodine or Washington?
Against Virginia, Jalen Carey got the nod at the starting point guard position with Joe Girard as the backup. The next game versus Colgate, Jim Boeheim went with the same depth chart. Then against Seattle there was a change. Carey was sidelined with an injury, which sent Girard into the starting lineup and moved the…
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Syracuse Freshmen Need To Grow Up Quickly
Syracuse is just eight games into the 2019-20 season, and already fans are projecting doom and gloom. With a 4-4 record SU hasn‚Äôt given fans much to be optimistic about. The Orange ‚Äì particularly Bourama Sidibe ‚Äì are consistently getting bodied on the boards. Penn State big Mike Watkins (who‚Äôs only 6-foot-9) grabbed an astonishing…
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Jalen Carey Could Redshirt After Thumb Injury
Jalen Carey didn‚Äôt suit up on Wednesday when Syracuse hosted Cornell. At first there was speculation about Carey transferring. However, Matt Park ‚Äì the voice of the Orange ‚Äì cleared up all speculation. Park mentions that the injury initially took place last summer. That may have been a reason why Carey has struggled so much.…
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Will Jalen Carey Evolve Into the Star Syracuse Hoped For?
It‚Äôs still early into the Jalen Carey experiment for Jim Boeheim. But so far, the returns have not been promising even though the athleticism is apparent. After a hot start to his freshman season, Carey cooled off considerably while his playing time dwindled. And early into his second season on The Hill, he is off…
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Don’t Hit the Panic Button on Syracuse Basketball Just Yet
After the worst offensive performance for Syracuse basketball since WWII, it‚Äôs hard to be optimistic about SU‚Äôs season. But inexperienced players like Joe Girard, Brycen Goodine, and Quincey Guerrier will only progress. Even Jalen Carey ‚Äì who played sparingly his freshman season will continue to improve. And Virginia isn‚Äôt exactly the best team to show…
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Brycen Goodine: The Overlooked Potential X-Factor
Syracuse‚Äôs best recruit from the 2019 class just happens to be one of the most unheralded of the class. While Joe Girard and Quincey Guerrier garnish most of the attention, Brycen Goodine could become the most important freshman. If Jalen Carey struggles early this season, Goodine could be forced into the spotlight. Goodine was ranked…
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Syracuse’s Freshmen Are the Key to the 2019-20 Season
Quincy Guerrier, Brycen Goodine, Joe Girard III, Jesse Edwards and John Bol Ajak make up the largest incoming freshman class for Syracuse since 2013 when Tyler Ennis, B.J. Johnson, Chinonso Obokoh, Ron Patterson and Tyler Roberson started their careers in Central New York. Despite the extensive research into their games, their skills, their weaknesses, the…
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Could Syracuse’s Italy Trip Foreshadow Upcoming Season?
Another day, another victory for Syracuse as it moves to 2-0 on its trip to Italy after clobbering Oxygen Bassano 103-54. Leading the way was Buddy Boeheim, who drained five triples on his way to an efficient 22 points to lead all scorers. Bourama Sidibe racked up a double-double, logging 10 points while pulling down…
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Can Syracuse’s Freshmen Grow Up Quickly?
Not since the team was the “Orangemen” and a fresh faced¬†Carmelo Anthony led the team to the 2003 NCAA title has Syracuse produced an NBA star. Yes, Jerami Grant is putting up decent numbers and has played an increased role with the Thunder. Michael Carter-Williams was the Rookie of The Year once upon a time,…
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What to Make of Syracuse Basketball’s Class of 2019
With the recent addition of center Jesse Edwards, Syracuse has five incoming freshman in their Class of 2019. That‚Äôs the most since Tyler Ennis‚Äô 2013 class. Assuming Oshae Brissett returns to school after testing the NBA Draft waters, that will leave the Orange with a full 13 scholarships. That means, barring any unforeseen changes, there…
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Youth is What Doctor Ordered for Syracuse Basketball
After making the sweet 16 on a classic Syracuse March Madness run in 2018, SU took a step back this past season, failing to move past Baylor in the first round of the NCAA Tournament. While the team played better in the regular season this past year, it failed to live up to expectations heading…
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Why Syracuse’s Class of 2019 Can Mirror Virginia’s Class of 2016
Virginia is not a bad team to model after. Sure, the Cavaliers get ripped for their slow style of play and lack of tournament success. But constant top rankings in the polls show that Virginia is truly one of the premier programs in the modern era. How do they thrive? Well there are a couple…
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With Voids to Fill, Syracuse Basketball’s Incoming Class is Incredibly Crucial
Syracuse will hurt far more from its departures heading into the 2019-2020 season than it did coming into this past one. With Tyus Battle NBA bound, Frank Howard and Paschal Chukwu are graduating, and there is also no guarantee that Oshae Brissett will be back either. Because of how much more painful the departures after…
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6/30 Fizz Radio: Syracuse Hoops Targets Are Skyrocketing and Anthony Red Talks His Commitment
The Fizz’s Tyler Aki tells you how much better Syracuse basketball’s Class of 2019 is looking (0:00-12:52), a recap of the Orange’s football recruiting haul from the past week (12:52-23:37), Class of 2019 offensive line commit Anthony Red talks about his commitment, the Orange and video games (23:37-38:01), and a look ahead at the SU…
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Goodine Rises in New ESPN Rankings
ESPN updated its top 100 rankings for the Class of 2019 on Friday and it should put a smile on plenty of SU fans faces. 2019 point guard commit Brycen Goodine has jumped all the way to #65 in the latest rankings. The 6-4 combo guard from St Andrews in Rhode Island wasn‚Äôt even ranked…
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6/9 Fizz Radio: Can Tommy DeVito Start This Season and Syracuse on the AAU Circuit
The Fizz’s Tyler Aki takes a look at how Syracuse basketball commit Brycen Goodine is doing on the AAU circuit (0:00-9:45), a recap of the rest of SU’s targets on the circuit (9:45-25:09), what will it take for Tommy DeVito to dethrone Eric Dungey for the starting quarterback spot (25:09-35:20) and Fizz Feedback closes out…
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How Are Syracuse Basketball Commits and Targets Performing on the EYBL Circuit?
Without baseball, the summer is pretty tame on the SU hill. But away from it, Jim Boeheim and his staff has a chance to watch some potential future Orange players spike their stock on the prestigious Nike EYBL Circuit. Many players that have either committed to or been offered by Syracuse have been making their…
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Syracuse Commit Brycen Goodine Wins Rhode Island Player of the Year
Earlier this week, The Fizz took a look at some elite potential targets for Syracuse basketball‚Äôs Class of 2019. Was it to help alleviate the pain of Darius Bazley‚Äôs unexpected departure? We try our best. However, there is already one bright spot locked in for the Orange. Class of 2019 commit Brycen Goodine won the…
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Recruiting Update: SU basketball commits and targets shine over the weekend
Syracuse basketball‚Äôs 2018 class is No. 21 in the nation, per 247Sports.com, and it includes a Top 10 recruit in Darius Bazley. Bazley, along with other commits from the 2018 and 2019 classes were in action over the weekend, as well as a 2019 target who has been turning heads with his stat lines. Darius…
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2019 SU Basketball Recruit Shines
Don’t worry Orange fans, help is on the way. This year’s Syracuse basketball team isn’t always fun to watch, but that should change over the next couple of seasons. One of the reasons why is 6-foot-4¬† shooting guard Brycen Goodine. The 2019 recruit is ranked as the 29th best player at his position is his…
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Orange snags commitment from elite Class of 2019 guard Brycen Goodine
While the 2018 recruiting cycle for the SU basketball team is still very much in play on a number of different fronts, it‚Äôs never too early to start looking ahead to the Class of 2019. While only a few offers have been extended, the Orange already has a commitment from one of the class‚Äôs top…
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