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Florida State Seminoles — 2013-14 Syracuse basketball scouting report

March 7, 2014 Wes Cheng

Florida State is the quintessential definition of a bubble team. The Seminoles are among ESPN bracketologist Joe Lunardi’s Last Four Out with a record of 18-11 and 9-8 in the ACC and have an RPI of 59.

ACC teams have finessed Syracuse basketball’s 2-3 zone

March 6, 2014 Matt Goodman

Well, that didn’t take long. 25-0 now seems like a distant memory, perhaps even a dream. The nightmare of a five game skid (I’m including the Maryland victory because it was still ugly), heading into the last game of the regular season, has Syracuse fans everywhere wondering, how did it happen? What went wrong?

Georgia Tech sends Syracuse to fourth loss in five games

March 5, 2014 Jim Stechschulte

Trae Golden scored 16 points, including six clutch free throws in the final seconds, and Georgia Tech stunned struggling No. 7 Syracuse 67-62 on Tuesday night.

Instant Juice: Syracuse 62, Georgia Tech 67

March 4, 2014 Corey Mallonee

Relying on a full-court press for the first time this season, Syracuse was able to cut the deficit to 61-59 with 34 seconds left after Michael Gbinije tipped in a CJ Fair miss. But Trae Golden went 6-6 from the line down the stretch, and the Orange missed three of its final four shots to drop its four game of the season.

Georgia Tech Yellow Jackets — 2013-14 Syracuse basketball scouting report

March 4, 2014 Wes Cheng

Think Syracuse has had it bad with injuries this season to DaJuan Coleman, and more recently, Jerami Grant? Georgia Tech raises you Robert Carter Jr. and Trae Golden.

Orange Watch: Does Syracuse basketball have its ‘back’ against the wall?

March 3, 2014 Brad Bierman

Like any team, Syracuse needs to be at full strength as the NCAA Tournament rounds into view, so until Grant is ready to continue to show the athleticism down low that has wowed Orange Nation the last two seasons, the major questions about an Orange offense that has had trouble shooting the ball as February turns into March and the loss of the team’s leading rebounder, will remain.