Syracuse clears Morris to play against Maryland, lists Crume as probable
Gorge Morris II is active for Syracuse's game against Maryland on Saturday. The running back, who was the Orange's top kick returner when he was… Read more »
Daily Archives: November 7, 2013
Work ethic plays role in Shafer's decision to reshuffle wide receiver corps
The shape of Syracuse's wide receiver corps took on a new look against Wake Forest. Jeremiah Kobena's role was nonexistent. Brisly Estime's role was expanded.… Read more »
Shafer expects strong performances from Maryland backup wide receivers
On Tuesday, defensive end Robert Welsh said Maryland's backup wide receivers, who have been thrust into a more significant role due to injuries, are just… Read more »
Smooth operator: Freshman Ennis brings quiet confidence, unwavering nerve as point guard for No. 8 Syracuse
Throughout Tyler Ennis’ childhood, his father — and often his coach — Tony McIntyre would ask him the same series of questions. Do you even… Read more »
Gbinije brothers: Duke transfer Michael plays with brother Brandon on mind in 1st season with Syracuse
Michael and Brandon Gbinije are complete opposites. That’s according to their mother Yvette, the woman who’s guided them toward adulthood. Michael stands at 6 feet… Read more »
A league of its own: With addition of new schools, ACC could be best conference of all time
All Eric Atkins could do was shake his head. The Notre Dame guard was sitting at a table tucked away in the corner of the… Read more »
Big men on campus: Forwards Christmas, Coleman spend offseason working on offensive game
The lack of offense from Syracuse’s big men was a theme throughout most of last season, but the deficiency was at its worst against Louisville… Read more »
Rosales plans to give voice to students needs, increase diversity
At the beginning of his freshman year, Ivan Rosales took the Myers-Briggs personality test. The results labeled him as an introvert. But when he took… Read more »
All Day: Freshman sisters Bria, Briana look to fill frontcourt void left by Alexander
Bria and Briana Day are one in the same. They look the same. They both stand 6 feet, 4 inches. They both have the same… Read more »
Dunk party: 'Mayor' Fieler, Florida Gulf Coast return for 2nd term
At Florida Gulf Coast’s Midnight Madness event, Chase Fieler’s moniker became official. The Eagles introduced him as “the mayor of Dunk City.” In last season’s… Read more »
Layman's turn: Maryland forward prepares for expanded role as full-time starter
Claire and Tim Layman tried to convince their son Jake to focus on their respective sports. Tim played baseball at Maine and Claire played basketball… Read more »
Gresely envisions revamping assembly with direct representatives for students
The Student Association presidential candidate Boris Gresely found his inspiration to be a leader from a few unlikely sources. “Superman and Batman definitely inspire me… Read more »
Leave it to Chance: Twenty-year-old rapper, Chicago native hypes up sold-out crowd in Schine Underground
It’s called “The Social Experiment Tour” for a reason. Chance The Rapper, a 20-year old Chicago native, has been turning heads everywhere he’s been since the… Read more »
The waiting game: Freshman Roberson catches up after waiting for NCAA clearance
While the rest of his Syracuse teammates were playing a preseason tour in Canada, Tyler Roberson was taking on NBA stars Kyrie Irving and C.J.… Read more »
Ford hopes to use previous experience, connections on campus to help student body
As the Student Association vice president, Duane Ford has seen firsthand that being the leader of a large student organization is a thankless job. “I've… Read more »
Vera House connection to SU should enable students to confront domestic, sexual violence
Before Vera House can encourage students to help prevent sexual and domestic violence, the Syracuse-based organization should help them understand the significance and prevalence of… Read more »