Howard drops 40 in Seminoles blowout win over Syracuse
After the Orange ran out to a quick start, Natasha Howard was the one who made the memorable first impression in the first-ever meeting between Syracuse and Florida State. Read more »
Daily Archives: February 13, 2014
Peterson makes 1st career start for Syracuse, dishes out nine assists in blowout loss
Alexis Peterson made her first career start on Thursday. She filled in for Cornelia Fondren and Rachel Coffey, both of whom were sidelined. Read more »
Changes should be made to help reopen Eat to Live Food Cooperative
When the Eat to Live Food Cooperative on S. Salina Street temporarily closed its doors in December, it put its customers right back into the… Read more »
Fans react to column claiming Ennis' shot is best in Syracuse history
Was Tyler Ennis' shot the greatest in school history? Fans weigh in, and react to David Wilson's statement that it was, in fact, the best of all-time. Read more »
Biden calls Ennis to congratulate Syracuse star on 35-foot buzzer-beater
Tyler Ennis' buzzer-beater made waves around the country. Even Vice President of the United States Joe Biden was excited. He gave Ennis a call on Thursday to congratulate him. Read more »
Danny Brown to perform in second Bandersnatch concert on April 2
Hip-hop artist Danny Brown will perform in University Union’s second Bandersnatch concert of the semester. The show will take place on April 2 in the… Read more »
Video: On the Beat: Beat writers react to Syracuse's miraculous win against Pitt
Beat writers Stephen Bailey and David Wilson break down Tyler Ennis' 35-foot heave at the buzzer, and just how far the undefeated Orange can go after improving to 24-0 on Wednesday night. Read more »
Hillsman plans to play Fondren, Coffey together in 2-guard set
Rachel Coffey and Cornelia Fondren haven't played together much, but Syracuse head coach Quentin Hillsman may start using the pairing more frequently. Read more »
Freshman catcher Lundstrom impresses at bat, behind plate
The praise was well deserved, but Sydney O’Hara wasn’t the only freshman who was successful in the first weekend of play as Nicole Lundstrom had a great first showing. Read more »
Hunter stars for Syracuse after cheering competitively in high school
Regine Hunter was a competitive cheerleader in high school. She didn't start track until her sophomore year of high school, but now she's emerged as one of Syracuse's most successful Read more »
Scharfe leads Syracuse's top line into weekend series against Lindenwood
SU's offensive success has been largely due to the leadership of Margot Scharfe, who embraces the role as the team’s captain, and will lead her line and the team into a weekend series with Lindenwood. Read more »
Student endures forceful exit at hands of Chuck’s owner
Last Friday, my roommate and I went to Chuck’s Cafe. We arrived around 11:30 p.m. I was ready to pay cover when my roommate stopped… Read more »
Callaghan: Olympic construction proves hazardous to land, activists, Sochi citizens
After $51 billion of new Olympic development was built in Sochi, Russia, and surrounding areas, 5,000 acres of forest have been felled, wetlands have been… Read more »
Resident expresses anger about protection of airport concession jobs
I write to express dismay at the Syracuse Regional Airport Authority and its apparent disinterest in ensuring that 45 current concession workers at the Syracuse Hancock International Airport keep their… Read more »
Christmas plays season-high 35 minutes, avoids foul trouble in SU win
Rakeem Christmas made sure Jerami Grant didn't have to play too much center. Christmas sat out just five minutes and was a steady presence down low. Read more »
Keita misses win over Pittsburgh, status questionable moving forward
On Tuesday, SU Athletics spokesman Pete Moore said Baye Moussa Keita was expected to return this season. But Keita sat out against Pittsburgh on Wednesday and there is no definitive timetable for his return. Read more »
Gbinije contributes off bench, Cooney emerges in second half of Syracuse win
Michael Gbinije led all SU scorers at halftime with seven points. He cooled off in the second, but that's when Trevor Cooney emerged. Read more »
Coming Back for More: Defending national champion Duke returns 6 starters for 2014 including leading scorer Wolf
A little more than eight months removed from their triumph over Syracuse in the national championship game, the Duke Blue Devils appear to have the… Read more »
Keeping Face: 35 years after a 1-year break from the faceoff, the value of the X is still debated
The year was 1978. Johns Hopkins had just won the national championship after Ned Radebaugh controlled 20-of-22 faceoffs, and officials knew a change needed to… Read more »
Fair shines in clutch, paves way for Ennis buzzer-beater
C.J. Fair scored eight points in a row at the end of the game to set up Tyler Ennis' heroics. After a sluggish start, he bounced back and had key buckets down the stretch. Read more »
Pathway to Success: Junior transfer Staats arrives at Syracuse after long journey filled with loss, injury, growth
Each time Randy Staats dresses before a game, he’s greeted with the reminders of what turned him into this player. On his right shin is… Read more »
Common Interest: After honing craft with her father, Murray has last chance at an NCAA title
All Alyssa Murray wanted to do was play. She was six years younger than most of the kids in her father’s West Babylon (N.Y.) youth… Read more »
On His Back: Freshman Evans becomes next Syracuse player to wear storied No. 22, looks to lead Orange back to national championship
Mike Fiacco visited his old school at the perfect time. Had he not, who knows what would have happened. The Hamilton College freshman was home… Read more »
That Good: With SU's move to the ACC, it may be completing the best conference in sports history
Syracuse players packed into the basement of team manager Sam Evans’ New Jersey home. They scattered on couches, sat in chairs and sprawled across the… Read more »
