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Finally a good sign for Syracuse Basketball? Maybe.
The season outlook for Syracuse Men’s Basketball is bleak. Sure, there’s one big win (Tennessee) and a couple of close losses to good squads. But blemishes to Hofsta and Clemson really hurt the resume. So what does Syracuse need? A lot of convincing ACC victories in the next months. A lot of them. Tuesday night…
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Syracuse lands SEC tight end in transfer portal
Syracuse reportedly landed South Carolina tight end Michael Smith in the transfer portal on Sunday. Smith has three years of eligibility left.
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How Syracuse Orange Can Rebuild Stronger After 2025
The Syracuse Orange enter a defining offseason after a challenging 3–9 campaign. Expectations rise under head coach Fran Brown, but injuries, defensive struggles, and roster depth issues derail progress. However, this season does not define the program’s future. College football rebuilds move quickly, especially in the transfer portal era, and Syracuse already holds several structural…
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New Year’s Resolutions for each Syracuse team
January 1st marks the period of New Year’s Resolution: a goal people hope to follow in the new year for self-improvement. These goals are rarely followed through on, with most of the public giving up just about one month in. However, the wish to improve with the year’s clean slate is nevertheless important. Syracuse sports could…
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Syracuse Sports 2026: Hope, Challenges, and What Lies Ahead
A new year usually comes with hope, no matter how the old one ended. As 2026 begins, Syracuse sports feels caught between turning the page and rereading what just happened. Some teams gave fans real reasons to believe, others left more questions than answers, and a few moments reminded everyone just how thin the line…
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Syracuse’s offense stalls in 64-61 loss to Clemson
Syracuse’s offense sputtered in a 64-61 loss to Clemson as the Orange shot just 40% from the floor and 33% from deep.
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How Syracuse Football Can Replace Darrell Gill Jr’s Production
Darrell Gill Jr, Syracuse’s second-highest receiver from 2025, announced to recruiting and transfer portal insider platform On3 that he will enter his name into the transfer portal a few hours ago. Gill posted 506 yards in his third year with the Orange and lead the team with five receiving touchdowns. He was on pace for…
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When Losses Start to Matter
In college basketball, no two losses are created equal. Each defeat tells a specific story, even if most are clumped together in the “loss” column as the season goes on. Just one month ago, Syracuse basketball suffered what many would call a “good loss” in Las Vegas at the Players Era Festival, falling to No.…
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Syracuse Football’s Newest Departure is Bad News
There are a couple of certainties in college football in 2025. The SEC is dominant. Coaches’ contracts are going to be massive. And every December, a lot of players are going to leave your favorite program. Some hurt more than others. But news today of Syracuse Football’s newest departure set a new level of discomfort…
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Three Things Syracuse Basketball Must Fix in ACC Play to Reach the NCAA Tournament
In a do-or-die season for Adrian Autry as head coach of Syracuse Men’s Basketball, the team sits at 8-4 with one game left before ACC play. Despite a marquee win over Tennessee at the Dome, the Orange have a lot of work to do with three ranked losses in the Players Era Tournament and an…
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Naithan George’s season-high 22 points help Syracuse beat Northeastern 91-83
Naithan George scored a season-high 22 points to lead a balanced scoring effort and help Syracuse take down Northeastern 91-83.
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Debriefing Syracuse Lacrosse’s Brutal 2026 Schedule
It’s here, and its tough. On Tuesday, Syracuse men’s lacrosse its 2026 schedule. The 16 game slate features 10 ranked opponents according to lacrosse news outlet Inside Lacrosse’s fall-ball power rankings. The Orange will also head on a six-game road trip towards the end of February that lasts until mid-March. SU won’t have to worry…
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Syracuse Falls to Hofstra 70-69, has Undefeated Record at Home Snapped
Fresh off its 71-63 win over Saint Joseph’s at the Dome on Thursday, Syracuse Men’s Basketball returned to action to play its second game in three days. The Orange would have its undefeated record at home snapped in a 70-69 loss to Hofstra. The contest was the second match of what’s supposed to be a…
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Syracuse Outlasts Saint Joseph’s Despite Slow Start
Syracuse 71, St. Joes 63: Syracuse returned to the Dome for the first time since their electric 76–72 upset over 13th-ranked Tennessee; A win that halted SU’s three-game losing skid, and led to a full-on court storming. After nine days off, the Orange aimed to keep their newfound energy rolling as they hosted Saint Joseph’s…
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There are a lot of coaching changes for Syracuse Football
Usually, when teams end seasons on eight-game losing streaks, there’s a complete rehaul of the coaching staff. So, to no surprise, Syracuse Football is doing just that. The Orange, over the last week, has hired at least three coaches that we know of. So let’s break down the new faces of Syracuse Football Defensive Coordinator…
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Syracuse Men’s Lacrosse Announces 2026 Captains
With just two months to go before the 2026 lacrosse season, Syracuse men’s lacrosse announced its captain’s for this upcoming season on social media today. The senior defensemen pair of Riley Figueiras and Billy Dwan III were both named captains. On the offensive side of the field, Joey Spallina and Finn Tompson were named from…
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When Marbury Met Boeheim: A Glimpse into Syracuse’s Legendary Coach
In his 47 years at the helm, Jim Boeheim could be described as many things: a loyal lifer, a defensive mastermind, and at times the most stubborn man in Central New York. It was Boeheim who transcended Syracuse, turning the Orange from an independent afterthought to a force to be reckoned with in the Big…
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Calvin Russell’s Postponed Commitment Creates Worry for Syracuse Fans
December 3rd was supposed to kick off a new, fresh season for Syracuse football following its disastrous 2025 which ended on an eight-game losing streak. While it wasn’t another football game or an opportunity to earn bowl eligibility, the early window for college football’s National Signing Day opened. SU secured most of its class; star players…
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Statement Made: Syracuse Women Knock Off Auburn in ACC–SEC Showdown
Syracuse entered Wednesday night 6–1 for the second straight season under head coach Felisha Legette-Jack. But that record didn’t tell the whole story. The Orange had cruised through an easy early schedule and still had plenty to prove as they returned to the court to face Auburn in the annual SEC/ACC Challenge. It wasn’t a…
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Syracuse Basketball Shocks No. 13 Tennessee: Orange Earn Statement 62-60 Upset at the Dome
After a winless showing at the Player’s Era Tournament in Las Vegas, Syracuse Basketball returned home and took down #13 Tennessee 62-60 in what was one of its biggest wins in years. The story heading into this one was clear: under Autry, the Orange were just 2–16 against quadrant-one opponents before their trip to Las…
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A look at the final numbers from Syracuse’s QB’s this season
Syracuse’s quarterback room struggled to produce this season after Steve Angeli’s early season-ending Achilles tear.
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An ode to Syracuse Football’s season
Oh, what a season it was. From preseason expectations sky-high through the roof, and an upset at Clemson that felt too good to be true. To an injured quarterback, and week after week after week of disappointment as the offense (and defense) that could not stack up with the rest of the country (from the…
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Previewing Syracuse Basketball’s First Big Tests at the Players Era Festival
Previewing Syracuse Basketball’s First Big Tests at the Players Era Festival It’s truly the most wonderful time of the year. Whether you want to call it “Turkey Tournaments”, “Ballroom Madness”, or “Feast Week”, college hoops fans receive a Turkey-sized portion of top-ranked matchups all throughout Thanksgiving week. On today alone (Monday), Division 1 games start…
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Syracuse outlasts Monmouth 78-73 in the Dome
Syracuse, N.Y. — After a 10-day layoff, Syracuse returned to the JMA Dome on Tuesday night looking for its first 4–0 in 8 seasons. The Orange also welcomed back senior guard J.J. Starling, who had missed the previous two games after suffering a leg injury early in the season opener against Binghamton. But Monmouth, entering…
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Syracuse Misses Out on Five Star Point Guard Deron Rippey Jr
Syracuse men’s basketball is still without a commit for its 2026 high school recruiting class. The Orange have been in contention for four stars such as new Rutgers commit Imahri Wooten, and recent Marquette commit Alex Egbuono but have failed to secure a commit. While making the top 7s and top 5as of these players…
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How sustainable is Syracuse’s early undefeated start?
Syracuse men’s basketball is off to a flying start, but with tough opponents coming up, how much of it is sustainable?
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How William Kyle III Is Powering Syracuse Basketball’s Strong Start
In the early chapters of its season, Syracuse Basketball is on a mission to elevate its game and set a new standard. To reach that next level, a team needs players who turn potential into performance and exceed expectations. For the Orange, that player has been William Kyle III. Despite sharing the floor with returning…
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“A Quiet Week on the Hill? Not for Syracuse’s Soccer and Women’s Hoops
It’s been a relatively quiet week in Syracuse athletics. After a six-game losing streak, the football team finally gets a much-needed bye week. Men’s basketball also enjoys a rare break before facing Drexel next Tuesday. But several other Syracuse teams are making plenty of noise. MSOC In one of the biggest upsets of the fall…
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Syracuse Basketball Begins the Season with a Loud 2-0 Start
Following the 2024/25 season, there were many questions surrounding Syracuse basketball. Is Adrian Autry the right leader for the post-Boeheim era? Has the famed “Orange Standard” slipped in the minds of high school recruits and prospective transfer players? The Orange’s offseason seemed to answer some questions surrounding the program’s future. In addition to their top…
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Takeaways from Syracuse Basketball’s 83-43 Win Over Delaware State
Syracuse completed its goal for week 1 of the college basketball season: grab two wins against a light non-conference slate. Today was another Orange victory in dominant fashion as they jumped out to a 10-2 lead just minutes into the contest and never looked back. He looked strong in his freshman season (2024/2025), but he…
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Finding Their Identity: How Syracuse Can Evolve Its Offensive Strategy for 2026
The Syracuse football program stands at an inflection point. With coaching shifts, personnel turnover, and evolving offensive philosophies, the Orange are actively seeking a cohesive identity that blends innovation with efficiency. For fans and bettors alike, this evolution matters: the way Syracuse attacks defenses will shape not just the scoreboard, but the lines, spreads, and…
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Predicting the rest of Syracuse’s non-conference schedule
Syracuse Men’s Basketball had a surprisingly refreshing first game of the season. After last year’s near-upset loss to Le Moyne to begin the season, SU cruised against Binghamton to open up the 2025-26 season. So barring any major changes, it’s safe to say this year’s team is better than last year’s. And with that grand…
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NBA 2K Announces Syracuse for their College Basketball Game Integration
Back in July, EA Sports announced the return of a college basketball videogame. While plans changed over the past several months from a separate college game to an integrated NBA/CBB format, the initial plan is a 16-team play mode that will launch in the beginning of 2026 as an addition to the existing NBA 2K27…
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Syracuse Basketball Pursuing Five-Star Guards Jordan Smith Jr. and Deron Rippey Jr. as 2026 Recruiting Battle Heats Up
Competition is intensifying for two of the most highly regarded prospects in the 2026 recruiting class, and Syracuse Basketball remains in the mix. Five-star Jordan Smith Jr. made an unofficial visit to the hill this past Sunday. The 6 ‘2 standout is ranked as the No. 2 prospect in the 2026 class and No. 1…
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Syracuse’s offense shines in opening night win
To be good in college basketball, you must beat the bad teams. Syracuse did that, crushing Binghamton 85-47 in SU’s season opener. In the win, the Orange totaled 10 dunks (most since 2013 versus Monmouth) and were excellent on the glass. SU, especially on offense, looked noticeably more explosive and athletically gifted than the previous…
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Fran Brown Flexes Again as Four-Star Florida DB Tedarius Hughes Commits to Syracuse
Head coach Fran Brown’s 2026 recruiting class just keeps getting stronger. On Tuesday, four-star defensive back Tedarius Hughes announced he was flipping his commitment from Florida State to ACC rival Syracuse. Hughes plays for Miami Northwestern High School, where he’s teammates with five-star Syracuse commit Calvin Russell. The 6-foot-3, 180-pound safety is ranked as Florida’s…
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