Tag: quincy guerrier
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2021 Syracuse Transfers Check-in
Syracuse lost a bunch of key pieces from their magical Sweet 16 run last year. In the middle of the season, let’s check to see how the former Syracuse players are doing at their new programs. Quincy Guerrier, Oregon It never helps to lose a 33 minute/game starter. Quincy Guerrier‘s absence is felt most on…
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Swider and Boeheim Take Syracuse To a New Level
Following the departures of Alan Griffin, Robert Braswell and Quincy Guerrier, questions arose about the Syracuse formula. Why did so many players leave after a Sweet 16 berth? But luckily for the Orange, they answered that question with help from the NCAA‚Äôs new transfer rules. It specifically brought two stretch forwards to Central New York…
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Five Star Review: Justin Taylor, Dior Johnson to Oregon, Quadir Copeland
Matt Bonaparte and Jaron May are with you for this week’s edition of Five Star Review. The guys talk Justin Taylor’s upcoming decision, give their takes on Dior Johnson’s commitment to Oregon, and tell you everything you need to know regarding Quadir Copeland’s recent visit to SU.
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John Bol Ajak is Coming Back. Now What?
Every Syracuse fan probably had the same reaction when they heard the news that John Bol Ajak withdrew his name from the transfer portal. Something along the lines of, “Oh, um… ok.” The truth is Ajak hasn’t done anything in his two years (one redshirt season) on the Hill to evoke a real response from…
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Fizz Radio 5/22: Dino’s Ranking, Quincy’s Destination, Five Star Review
On this week‚Äôs Fizz Radio, Brad Klein and Cameron Ezeir react to the CBS Sports ranking of Power 5 conference football coaches, with a keen focus on where Dino Babers slotted in. Also, the two speak on Quincy Guerrier’s decision to head out West and how official visits could turn the heads of star basketball…
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Is Oregon the Right Place for Quincy Guerrier?
Quincy Guerrier announced on Thursday that he plans to transfer to Oregon. The “Candyman” still has his name in the NBA draft waters, but unless he signs with an agent, can withdraw at any time and head to Eugene. Guerrier had a host of schools contacting him early on after he decided to leave SU.…
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Fizz Radio 5/15: Quincy’s Destination, Running Back Ratings, Five Star Review
On this week’s Fizz Radio, John Eads and Ian Unsworth discuss where Quincy Guerrier might end up after transferring from Syracuse, SU’s potent running back room and break down Arthur Kaluma and Mekhi Mason on the Five-Star Review.
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What Would Arthur Kaluma to the Orange Mean For Syracuse?
When you look at Syracuse Men‚Äôs Basketball‚Äôs recruiting profile for the class of 2021, it‚Äôs pretty thin. Let me lay it out for you. Benny Williams – Signed and Committed That‚Äôs it. That‚Äôs the whole list. One player coming in and a whole lot going out is not a recipe for success. However, Syracuse may…
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Fizz Radio 5/8: SU in the Draft, Guerrier’s Departure & Five-Star Review
Jaron May and Matt Bonaparte host Fizz Radio this week and cover everything you need to know in the world of Syracuse sports. The guys discuss the SU football players who were taken in the NFL Draft, debate how Quincy Guerrier’s transfer news will impact SU basketball, and answer all the big SU recruiting questions…
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What are Quincy Guerrier’s Early Transfer Options?
We here at the Fizz have discussed the “why” and the ramifications in regards to Quincy Guerrier’s transfer. Now let’s take a look at where the Canadian could end up. Alabama Nate Oats and ‘Bama went on a tear last year with a fast-paced, NBA style offense. Alabama had one of the most efficient scoring…
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Which Syracuse Forwards are Better: ’20 or ’21?
This offseason‚Äôs focus has revolved around change. Seven players from the 2021 team that made it to the Sweet 16 have transitioned elsewhere. While four new faces enter the Orange system in ‚Äò21-‚Äô22. Alan Griffin is the only one still in limbo. With this seismic shift in the program, the expectations surrounding SU aren‚Äôt definitive.…
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Here’s Why Quincy Guerrier is Transferring
Just add fuel to the fire. Quincy Guerrier isn’t coming back to Syracuse if and when he bows out of the NBA Draft process. Instead, he’ll transfer, making it five from last year’s roster and seven departed when you factor in Marek Dolezaj and Alan Griffin turning pro. A lot of people assumed with last…
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Is it Crazy for Quincy Guerrier to Leave Early for the NBA Draft?
Look around almost any NBA mock draft and it’s hard to find Quincy Guerrier’s name. In fact, it’s almost impossible. On March 1, The Athletic’s Sam Vecenie placed him at #81 on the NBA Draft Big Board. For context, there’s only 60 players selected in the two-round draft. On March 16, just before the NCAA…
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The Transfer Portal is Active: What It Means for Syracuse
Syracuse lost two players to the transfer portal on Monday, following Saturday‚Äôs 62-46 loss in the Sweet Sixteen loss to 2-seed Houston. The Cougars have since punched their ticket to the Final Four with a 67-61 win over 12-seed Oregon State in the Elite Eight. Coach Jim Boeheim alluded to some departures on Saturday night, …
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Fizz Radio 3/27: Syracuse’s Tourney Run, Houston Preview, and the Big Dance
Jaron May and Matt Bonaparte hop on the mic for this week’s Fizz Radio. The guys discuss how Syracuse made it to the Sweet Sixteen, give the scouting report on Houston, and take a broader look at the bracket. Oh, and of course, get to Fictional Fizz and your Fizz Feedback. You can listen to…
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How Can SU Beat NC State (Again)?
Syracuse embarks on postseason play Wednesday at noon in the second round of the 2021 ACC Tournament. The Orange earned the 8-seed in the field and will face 9-seed NC State (again). Cuse‚Äô Nation collectively hoped Duke would get the nod at the 9 slot, but a blowout loss to UNC negated that.¬†¬† So now…
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Fizz Report Card: Syracuse Completes Sweep with 77-68 Win Over the Pack
Syracuse earned a huge bounce back win over NC State in PNC Arena. The Orange played arguably its best game of the season, certainly the most complete effort thus far. SU shot 46% from the field and 47% from beyond the arc with three scorers in double digits. Syracuse also checked off each of our…
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The Three Keys to Sweeping NC State
The Syracuse Men’s Basketball Team is in a difficult spot following a disappointing loss to Clemson on Saturday. The Orange failed yet again to capture its first Quad 1 win. It doesn’t look like Syracuse will be playing come mid-march, but there’s still a chance (however slim that may be). Above all else, what SU…
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So, Quincy Guerrier is Gone, Right?
Alright, let’s make this clear. Quincy Guerrier has emerged as one of the premiere forwards in the country. The sophomore’s 20 points and nine rebounds in the win against Virginia Tech reinforces that fact. But while Guerrier’s 16.9 points and 9.6 rebounds per game set him apart from the rest of the ACC, it also…
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Fizz Radio 1/23: Rotation Debate, Mid-Season Awards & Mark Berman Previews Virginia Tech
Jaron May and Matt Bonaparte host this week’s Fizz Radio. The guys debate who should be in Syracuse Men’s Basketball’s rotation, hand out some mid-season awards, and preview this weekend’s matchup against Virginia Tech with Mark Berman of the Roanoke Times. Oh and of course, they get to Fictional Fizz and Fizz Feedback. You can…
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Rocked Like a Hurricane: Syracuse Beats Miami 83-57 as Girard, Richmond Shine
Entering with back-to back losses, and three in their last four games, it was hard to forecast Syracuse‚Äôs fate against a sneaky-tough Miami team. The Hurricanes came into Tuesday night at 6-6, with four of their six losses coming by four points or less. Better yet, they were also fresh off an upset victory over…
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Fizz Radio 1/16: Previewing Pittsburgh, biggest position strength and center options
Hosts Thomas Shults and Brad Klein discuss Syracuse’s most important position group, Syracuse’s plan without Bourama Sidibe and preview Pittsburgh with Craig Meyer of the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette. You can listen to Fizz Radio on the Score 1260 in Syracuse from 9 a.m. to 10 a.m. every Saturday morning and subscribe to get each podcast version…
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Is Quincy Guerrier Really this Good?
This year belongs to Quincy Guerrier. The sophomore scored in double figures in each game this season, with the exception of the Pittsburgh loss, during which Guerrier was handcuffed to 17 minutes with foul trouble. So that‚Äôs nine games that Guerrer dominated the stat sheet, something he only did 11 times all of last year. …
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