Tag: legend
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SU Top 100: #5 Gary Gait
If there is a singular name that acts as the sun, of which all the rest of the Syracuse lacrosse solar system revolves, it is Gary Gait. He is the single most dominant player perhaps in the history of the sport. He eviscerated records, won at every level, soared above the rest in every league…
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SU Top 100: #41 Roosevelt Bouie
Back in the mid-’70s the nation was consumed by Watergate fallout, polyester suits, and a new style of basketball. The ABA has made its mark embracing a run and gun vibe, encouraging wide open offense and a flair for nicknamed personalities. It was at this time Syracuse basketball found itself in the thick of a…
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SU Top 100: #59 Kayla Treanor
SU’s Top 100 list according to the Fizz: Name an award and Kayla Treanor won it during her astonishingly decorated career at Syracuse. As one of the greatest female lacrosse players ever, she has a trophy case that’s stuffed to the gills. She was first team All-America every year 2013-2016, one of only five athletes…
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SU Top 100: #77 John Galloway
The Fizz’s Top 100 list so far: FizzCast analyzing the early list: Choose your method of scoring at home, and no matter what you use John Galloway is an all-time Syracuse legend. If it’s the definition of being a winner, he has you covered. Galloway finished his career with the most wins by a goalie…
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SU Legend Leo Rautins Is Canada’s Mr. Basketball and Living His Best Life
The performance and the attitude were pure Leo. What is it about guys named Leo? DiCaprio, Gorcey, Tolstoy, Durocher – even Uncle Leo from Seinfeld – all carry themselves with a well-established inner confidence. We all should be dealing with COVID-19 lockdown as smoothly as Syracuse legend Leo Rautins is handling it. Stress? Not here.…
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“Never Shoulda Left”
No matter how many times Coach Mac says it over the years, it’s still tough to hear. “I think I made a huge mistake in going.”
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