Charles Kang, Author at The Juice Online

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.

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.

Rutgers Scarlet Knights — Syracuse scouting report

January 2, 2013 Charles Kang

On Dec. 13, Mike Rice was suspended without pay, fined $50,000, and banned from any contact with the program for a violation of athletic department policy.

REPORT: Syracuse coach Doug Marrone to interview with Cleveland, Buffalo

January 1, 2013 Charles Kang

Syracuse coach Doug Marrone will interview for the head coaching positions with the Cleveland Browns and Buffalo Bills, Adam Schefter of ESPN reported on Tuesday night.

Syracuse v. Central Connecticut State — What we learned

January 1, 2013 Charles Kang

The Orange, at least, percentage-wise, had struggled with their shooting over the past few games.

Syracuse outside shooting improves against CCSU

December 31, 2012 Charles Kang

After two games where Syracuse shot a combined 5-27 from downtown, the Orange’s outside shooting improved significantly in a 96-62 win over Central Connecticut State on Monday night.

Instant Juice: Syracuse 96, Central Connecticut State 62

December 31, 2012 Charles Kang

The win was Jim Boeheim’s 902nd win, tying him with Bobby Knight for second all-time among NCAA coaches.

Syracuse rises to No. 7 in basketball poll

December 31, 2012 Charles Kang

Syracuse moved up two spots to No. 7 in the AP Top 25 released on Monday afternoon.

Syracuse and West Virginia may play again in the future

December 31, 2012 Charles Kang

Athletic directors from both schools said prior to the Pinstripe Bowl on Saturday that the relationship will continue, even though both schools play in different conferences now.