Tag: class of 2024 recruiting
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All Hail The King! KingJoseph Edwards Picks SU
The wins just keep coming for Fran Brown and company. Georgia native KingJoseph Edwards has chosen Syracuse over Colorado and Florida State, building on a recurring theme from the past few days. Whoever thought this would happen just a few weeks ago? First it was Kyle McCord coming in from Ohio State, then it was…
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5-Star KJ Bolden To Visit Syracuse This Weekend
Yes, you read that correctly. Syracuse Football, a program that struggled and then some in the recruiting stratosphere throughout Dino Babers’ tenure, is hosting a five-star commit this weekend in addition to a bunch of other four-stars. KJ Bolden is the #11 overall recruit in the country and the top safety prospect, and all of…
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Lost Recruits Are Not Worth Panicking Over… Yet
Anytime a college football program has a new head coach, change beyond just that role is practically a given. Syracuse has learned that the hard way this afternoon. Three players, all from the state of New Jersey, have de-commited today. Trust that this is anything but the end of the world from a recruiting-perspective. It…
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Will Syracuse Add to its 2024 Recruiting Class?
Arguably the busiest athletic time of the year is here in Central New York, as the crossover between basketball and football has arrived. Dino Babers’ squad, as is well-documented here on The Fizz, has been on the struggle bus of late, losing four games in a row by over 100 points combined. The Orange are…
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Could Syracuse Make A Run At Cooper Flagg?
Here on August 12, 2023, Syracuse currently ranks 11th in 247 Sports’ Class of 2024 recruiting class rankings. That’s good for fourth-best in the ACC behind North Carolina, Duke, and NC State. While Elijah Moore and Donnie Freeman are both fantastic additions, your fishing net can never be too narrow. Add in both Judah Mintz…
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Syracuse Football Recruiting is Successfully Flying Under the Radar
After a cycle in 2023 in which Dino Babers and the Syracuse football program finished 73rd in the nation in totality, and 91st in just high school recruiting, significant improvements were needed to replenish the talent that’s been lost on the roster. So, in June which just finished up last week, the Orange secured 12…
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Is Boogie Fland Still A Realistic Target?
Back in January, Syracuse was scheduled to host 5-star combo guard Boogie Fland for a visit for the North Carolina game. When that visit was cancelled, there was some panic among fans (and rightfully so), but it was due to his having a game. Probably the right call. Now, almost six months after that went…
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Syracuse’s Backcourt of the Future Is At Its Fingertips
Over the past week, Class of 2024 point guard Mikey Lewis has seen his recruiting stock rise. The Oakland native played in a showcase in Atlanta last weekend with talent including UNC-commit Elliot Cadeau, and offers have been flying through the roof since then. Lewis had already received them from plenty of schools including Cal,…
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Insult to Injury: Marcus Adams No Longer Visiting Syracuse This Weekend
At this point, can you blame him? Syracuse enters this weekend’s showdown with Wake Forest having lost four straight games by 17+ points for the first time in over 60 years, with its defense at an all-time low, and with one of the most dejected times for the fanbase in recent memory. Why would you…
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Don’t Give Up on Boogie Fland
Before Syracuse blew it against North Carolina a month ago, reports were floating that Adam Weitsman was bringing two high-profile recruits to the game. Moore showed up and committed to Syracuse the following weekend. However, Fland’s case was a different story. We know what you’re thinking. “Sound the alarms, another recruiting failure, why can’t this…
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Why Jalik Dunkley-Distant Should Be SU’s Next Big Pursuit
Now that Elijah Moore has committed, we can all take one big sigh of relief together. The state of Syracuse recruiting was one of darkness and despair, but that is no more for now. That said, it doesn’t take Sherlock Holmes to uncover that one recruit in the Class of 2024 (and maybe even earlier)…
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