Water main breaks on University Place
A water main at the corner of South Crouse Avenue and University Place burst Thursday night, gushing water into the street outside the S. I.… Read more »
Daily Archives: August 30, 2012
Syracuse looks to build on strong start under 1st-year coach Yelin
CORRECTION: In a previous version of this article, the teams Syracuse will play in the Bluejay Invitational were misstated. The team will play against Creighton,… Read more »
Statuses of Lemon, Stevens uncertain for season opener; Orange prepares for sweltering conditions in Carrier Dome
Syracuse wide receiver Alec Lemon's status for Saturday's season opener against Northwestern is uncertain, head coach Doug Marrone said during a press conference Thursday. Lemon… Read more »
In light of Comstock accidents, efforts made by DPS, SU community to improve pedestrian safety
Both accidents happened a little after 10 p.m. Both happened within the same semester. And, both happened along the exact same strip of Comstock Avenue,… Read more »
Guilty pleasures: Greasy eats, fried treats will satisfy fairgoers' every desire
If your arteries are up for it, you can spend a day eating your way through the Great New York State Fair. You can count… Read more »
In the clear: Marcus Sales enters the 2012 season refocused and rededicated to football following his season-long suspension
The usually laid-back Marcus Sales was distraught. Sales, who was often upbeat and rarely showed emotion, couldn’t hold it together. It was about 3 or… Read more »
Multiple fronts: Ashton Broyld gives Syracuse a new offensive weapon who can attack defenses from a variety of positions
Ashton Broyld doesn’t feel pressure, and he insists there isn’t any to begin with. Broyld’s name has become synonymous with Syracuse’s plans to make “big… Read more »
No rush: Without a clear-cut starter after preseason camp, Syracuse head coach Doug Marrone will weigh his options at running back during the season
Syracuse started training camp with five players competing for the running back spot. As training camp progressed, no running back separated himself from the group.… Read more »
On the bright side: In his first season at Syracuse, veteran coach Donnie Henderson aims to turn the struggling secondary around
Donnie Henderson has a ring. It may not be easy to tell from the way he acts and how he never wears it out in… Read more »
'The new Temple': Coming off a 9-4 season and bowl victory, the Owls are looking to prove they're here to stay in their second go-around in the Big East
Atop a silver ladder, Derek Dennis and Morkeith Brown took turns conducting the Temple Diamond Marching Band at University Stadium in Albuquerque, N.M. His teammates… Read more »
Back on the warpath: Florida State poised to return to championship discussion behind swarming defense
The two crystal footballs get special treatment. They're not tucked away in the coach’s office with the rest of the bowl trophies — they're both… Read more »
Cover 2: Syracuse defense focused on limiting dual-threat Colter
Shamarko Thomas and the Syracuse defense have been scheming for one player all week. He led Northwestern in rushing last season, finished third in receiving… Read more »
Woman stabbed during attempted robbery on Harvard Place
A woman was stabbed three times Wednesday night during an attempted robbery near Westcott Street in Syracuse. She was transported to Upstate University Hospital with… Read more »
Just because summer break has ended doesn't mean vacation is finished
The dog days of summer have finally concluded and the drunken haze that we commonly refer to as “college” is finally back in session. I… Read more »
Q&A with Josh Walfish of The Daily Northwestern
Syracuse opens its season Saturday against Northwestern, a team that features an explosive dual-threat quarterback and a defense looking to improve from a disappointing 2011… Read more »
Syracuse puts 29-game home winning streak on line against No. 2 North Carolina
Syracuse was in control. With a two-goal lead against No. 2 North Carolina at halftime, the Orange felt confident it would finish off an upset… Read more »
After fighting through injuries, Misenti looks to stay healthy in final season at Syracuse
Forrest Misenti ran his first 5K when he was 5 years old. And, he never stopped running them since. But it's taken a toll on… Read more »
Brode expected to return after missing 2 games with injury
Mark Brode knew it was a bad decision. The Syracuse team doctors told him he needed a few weeks for his fractured finger to heal,… Read more »
Cycling trip to commemorate U.S. Army veteran
In the span of just three days, six people will embark on journeys of 81.8 miles, 115 miles and 92 miles. In total, the distance… Read more »
Freshmen adjusting to higher level of play early in season
Jackie Firenze sees both sides of the situation clearly. The freshman midfielder is getting the chance to compete with players who have considerably more experience… Read more »
Oklahoma quarterback Jones poised for big senior season
Landry Jones has grown a lot since his freshman year. Gone is the immaturity and inexperience. What remains is a seasoned veteran, a fifth-year senior… Read more »
Pulled pork: Paul Quinn College creates healthier options for students in dining halls
Colleges are taking matters into their own hands to improve the unhealthy lifestyles of young adults in light of a recent Fox News study that… Read more »
Supporters unite with I am Syria
David Crane has seen the worst of mankind. As an international war crimes prosecutor, it comes with the territory. He said he has seen hundreds… Read more »
