Tag: transfers
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Which SU Newcomers Will Be Most Impactful?
Syracuse football has had a rough past couple of seasons, but the youth and new faces within the program has kept things interesting and exciting even when the final results have been disappointing. For example, 2019‚Äôs emergence of wideout transfer Trishton Jackson was electrifying, and freshman Sean Tucker‚Äôs takeover of the running back spot in…
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The Transfer Portal is Hurting SU’s Conference Opponents
Syracuse has had its fair share of ups and downs in the transfer portal. The quick reaction to grab Symir Torrence and Cole Swider to replace the likes of Kadary Richmond, Robert Braswell and Woody Newton showed that Jim Boeheim still has a strong reputation among players in the college basketball world. Program departures are…
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Transfer Trade-Offs: Has Syracuse Gotten Better or Worse this Offseason?
Every day, another domino falls in this crazy college basketball offseason. Players are entering and leaving the transfer portal at a record rate. From a national perspective, it’s impossible to keep up with. From a Syracuse perspective, this offseason has a been a rollercoaster of ups and downs. Last week, SU endured three transfers days…
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Syracuse’s Trudge of Transfers Could Continue
Jim Boeheim quickly patched up the leaks on his ship this week. After losing center John Bol Ajak, forward Robert Braswell, and future star guard Kadary Richmond to the transfer portal, Syracuse immediately responded by bringing in Marquette transfer Symir Torrence and Villanova import Cole Swider. It doesn’t seem like the turnstile will stop there.…
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Quick Fix: Symir Torrence Commits to Syracuse
After losing Robert Braswell, John Bol Ajak and most recently Kadary Richmond to the transfer portal, Jim Boeheim has made up some ground. Combo guard Symir Torrence announced his commitment to the Orange Wednesday via social media. The 6-foot-3 sophomore played around 12 minutes a game in his two years at Marquette, and averaged 2.4…
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Is This the Worst Transfer Portal Scenario For Syracuse?
The dominoes continue to fall for Syracuse as highly-touted freshman Kadary Richmond is the latest to enter the transfer portal, joining Robert Braswell and John Bol Ajak. Richmond was the only non-starter to average over 20 minutes a game. The freshman played the all-important role of sixth man and defensive stopper down the stretch. The…
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How will Elijah Hughes be Remembered at Syracuse?
As Elijah Hughes turns pro and leaves Central New York for the next chapter of his basketball career, fans might stir over the ACC‚Äôs leading scorer forgoing his senior year. The reasonable instinct would be to wonder who will replace Hughes when the lights are the brightest and the stakes are the highest. But sometimes…
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3/28 FizzRadio: Transfer Season & Hughes to the NBA
Even though there may not be any Syracuse basketball, or any sports at all, there is still plenty of drama with the Orange. Jaron May and Matt Bonaparte take a look at the transfer portal and pick some candidates for Jim Boeheim, evaluate Elijah Hughes as an NBA prospect, discover the truth about Syracuse’s 2020-2021…
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Transfers Syracuse Isn’t Recruiting, But Should
Syracuse‚Äôs roster from this year to next is going to be drastically different. Jalen Carey, Howard Washington and Brycen Goodine are all out. The three backup guards entered the transfer portal a few weeks ago. Plus, Elijah Hughes declared for the NBA draft earlier this week. With those players leaving and only two recruits coming…
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Transfer Season: What’s next for Syracuse?
Next year’s Orange roster is going to look a lot different than the one that took the floor at the ACC Tournament. On Friday freshman Brycen Goodine announced his intentions to transfer. While that was somewhat surprising, the news paled in comparison to what followed the next day. Syracuse is losing guards Jalen Carey and…
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Which Graduate Transfers Make Sense For Syracuse?
The last two years, Syracuse has gone down the graduate transfer route with mixed results. From Andrew White carrying a team coupled with John Gillon‚Äôs heroics in 2016-17 to Geno Thorpe leaving the program after playing in just six games, there are both pros and cons to bringing in grad transfers. For a program like…
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Freshman Wideout Corey Cooper to Transfer
The transfer doesn’t hurt immediately, but will the wideouts recover down the road?
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