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It’s make or break time for Syracuse’s Frank Howard
Frank Howard, when it comes to scoring the basketball, has been a pleasant surprise for Syracuse basketball this season. He never had a chance to spread his wings (and wing shooting) before the 2017-18 season, but in his junior year has developed into the No. 2 option as the Orange’s most experienced player. He is…
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Kaleb Joseph To Transfer To Creighton
Former Syracuse guard Kaleb Joseph will continue his collegiate career at Creighton next season¬†as first reported by Syracuse.com‚Äôs Chris Carlson. Joseph, a sophomore, will have to sit out next season due to NCAA transfer rules and will be eligible to take the court for the Bluejays in the 2017-2018 season. Creighton is led by Greg…
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Kaleb Joseph Has to Prove He Has a Role at Syracuse
Kaleb Joseph might be the Syracuse player with the most to prove this year.
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Kaleb Joseph is Looking Like Dion Waiters Off the Bench
The sixth man is one of the most unique roles in all of sports.¬† Usually reserved for a quick scoring spark off of the bench, sometimes a team will stash a better player to come off the bench.¬† In the NBA, reigning Sixth Men of the Year usually cash in on huge paychecks, especially for…
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Is This the Year of the Three for Syracuse Basketball?
Syracuse tossed up threes left and right in its exhibition games.
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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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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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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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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 Has a Shot at An Alternative to Tyus Battle
Syracuse cracks the top five of 2016 PG Alterique Gilbert.
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Syracuse’s Kaleb Joseph Makes “Most Disappointing” List? No Way
Kaleb Joseph may have disappointed, but is he one of the most disappointing players in the nation?
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Will the 30-Second Shot Clock Help or Hurt the Orange?
The NCAA is planning to shorten the shot clock to 30 seconds and Orange fans should be ecstatic about the rule change.
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Does Malachi Richardson Deserve to Start Next Year?
The incoming freshman could force his way into the starting five.
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Syracuse Loses B.J. Johnson and Ron Patterson To Transfer
The two sophomores won’t wear orange next season.
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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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Dickinson: Syracuse Gets Off Easy with NCAA
Since the NCAA‚Äôs sanctions were released on Friday, my fellow Fizz writers have wasted no time in bringing you the facts, their opinions, and speculation (see here, here, and here). Now it‚Äôs my turn: I don‚Äôt think it‚Äôs nearly as bad as what everyone‚Äôs making it to be. The program hasn‚Äôt been crippled, there‚Äôs no…
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Syracuse’s Kaleb Joseph Still Making Major Mistakes, Sloppy in Duke Loss
The freshman PG had a tough night against Duke.
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Orange Gives Fans a Preview of Next Season Despite Loss to Duke
Gbinije and Roberson offer glimpse into future in loss.
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Facing the Facts: The Rest of the Season is Pointless for Syracuse
Obviously player development matters, but the wins and losses mean nothing at this stage.
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Who Needs to Take Advantage of Low Expectations for Remainder of Basketball Season?
At this point, it has finally sunk in to the Orange and its fans that Syracuse will not be participating in¬†postseason play after an NCAA investigation on possible academic infractions by the school. The competitive nature of the season is lost but so is the pressure for the players. With games not meaning anything in…
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Despite Ban, The Orange Have Plenty To Play For
The self-imposed post-season ban has finally begun to sink in around Syracuse and with acceptance, comes understanding.¬† Whatever slim chance there was of the Orange taking part in the NCAA tournament is gone.¬† Syracuse will play their last game of the season on March 7th against N.C. State. There will be no games in mid-march…
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PG Kaleb Joseph Continues to Grow Before Syracuse’s Eyes
Perhaps things are slowly starting to click for Kaleb Joseph. The freshman point guard scored 13 points in the 69-61 win over Boston College on Tuesday night, but nine of those points came from the free throw line. That statistic right there is solid proof of Joseph driving more to the basket and drawing…
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Fizz Five: ACC Play Starts Today, What SU Needs To Do In Conference Play To Build Its Tournament Resume
Fast start to ACC play is needed for Syracuse.
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No “Jekyll and Hyde” This Year For Key Syracuse Contributors
Keys areas for top Orange players to improve on in ACC play.
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Shooting Surge Propelling Orange Into Conference Play
Orange has all the makings of a tough ACC team, but flaws need to be corrected.
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Non-Conference Report Card for Syracuse’s Starting Five
Grading Syracuse’s starting five as the Orange gets set for conference play to start.
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Last Two: A Strong Non-Conference Finish Could Mean a Bright Beginning in Conference Play for Syracuse
The SU hoops team is just days away from beginning its ACC slate. When Jim Boeheim and company travel to Virginia Tech on January 3rd, everything has to click. That means consistency and execution are pivotal. Everyone, from Rakeem Christmas down the bench to Chinonso Obokoh, has to be ready to go for Syracuse to…
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Orange Gearing Up for Tough ACC Schedule
There is a major difference between the old Big East and the current ACC, and Syracuse‚Äôs near win against Villanova could be promising as the Orange prepare for ACC play. After the Villanova game, Jim Boeheim mentioned how Chris McCullough is not physically capable of being competitive against bigger, stronger teams ‚Äì ones like the…
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Syracuse limits turnovers against Colgate, but can the Orange build momentum?
After a heartbreaking loss to Villanova, the Orange returned to the Dome and got back on the right track, beating Colgate by 35 points. The game itself was not very competitive. Syracuse outscored the Raiders 43-13 in the first half while not committing a turnover in the first 20 minutes. Limiting turnovers is one of…
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What Went Wrong For Syracuse Against ‘Nova? The Numbers Tell All
The Orange was so close to pulling off the big upset, but faltered in some key areas.
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