January 2013 - Page 11 of 12 - The Juice Online

Syracuse uses big run to blast Rutgers

January 3, 2013 Jim Stechschulte

Jim Boeheim notched his 903rd career victory, breaking a tie with Bob Knight for second all-time among Division I men’s coaches, and No. 7 Syracuse rolled past Rutgers 78-53 on Wednesday night in the Big East opener for both teams.

VIDEO: Boeheim wins 903rd game as Syracuse crushes Rutgers

January 3, 2013 The Juice

Brandon Triche scored 25 points, and Michael Carter-Williams added 12 points and 10 assists in the win.

Fab Melo did what to get a concussion? — Cuse Clicks

January 3, 2013 The Juice

Rookie center Fab Melo is here at TD Garden after being called up by the Celtics from the Maine Red

After win 903, Jim Boeheim is still not impressed (with himself)

January 2, 2013 Charles Kang

With a 78-53 win over Rutgers on Wednesday night, Jim Boeheim took sole possession of second place in all-time wins among Division I coaches.

Boeheim: I hope Doug Marrone stays in Syracuse

January 2, 2013 Charles Kang

Count Syracuse coach Jim Boeheim among those who want football coach Doug Marrone to stay in orange.

Syracuse v. Rutgers — What we learned

January 2, 2013 Ben Glidden

Rutgers doesn’t have a dominant big man, but even a dominant big would have struggled against the D the Orange played inside today.

Instant Juice: Syracuse 78, Rutgers 53

January 2, 2013 Charles Kang

The win marked Jim Boeheim’s 903rd career win, moving him into sole possession of No. 2 on the all-time wins list.

VIDEO: Former Syracuse standout Scoop Jardine makes television debut on SNY

January 2, 2013 The Juice

Former Syracuse star guard Scoop Jardine made his debut on SNY’s Big East Preview show on Wednesday.

Syracuse coach Doug Marrone on Philadelphia Eagles’ radar — Cuse Clicks

January 2, 2013 The Juice

Doug Marrone of Syracuse is also very much on the Eagles’ radar, NFL sources said on Tuesday.

Tipoff Countdown: How can Syracuse’s offense avoid another funk?

January 2, 2013 The Juice

Syracuse shot shot a combined 5-27 from downtown in their last two games, and was just 37 percent from the field against Alcorn State. What can Syracuse to do prevent offensive slumps like this?