Charles Kang, Author at The Juice Online

Floyd Little fondly remembers Ernie Davis

December 12, 2011 Charles Kang

Floyd little retells the story of his recruitment from Ernie Davis, the first African-American to win the Heisman Trophy.

Waiters defense, slams lead Syracuse to win over George Washington

December 12, 2011 Charles Kang

Waiters had 19 points and six steals in Syracuse’s lopsided 85-50 win over George Washington.

Syracuse likely No. 1 after win over George Washington

December 11, 2011 Charles Kang

No. 3 Syracuse will likely rise to No. 1 in the polls after Saturday’s 85-50 win over George Washington.

Instant Juice: Syracuse 85, George Washington 50

December 10, 2011 Charles Kang

A quick take on Syracuse’s 85-50 win against George Washington.

Knicks trade former Syracuse guard Andy Rautins to Dallas

December 10, 2011 Charles Kang

Former Syracuse standout Andy Rautins was shipped from the New York Knicks to the Dallas Mavericks in three-team a sign-and-trade deal involving center Tyson Chandler that also included the Washington Wizards.

Friends, teammates honor anniversary of Ernie Davis winning Heisman

December 10, 2011 Charles Kang

Teammates and classmates of Ernie Davis, as well as others he had affected, paid tribute to Davis during a ceremony to commemorate the 50th anniversary celebration of Davis becoming the first African-American to win the Heisman trophy.

Marshall dominates offensive boards in close loss to Syracuse

December 7, 2011 Charles Kang

Despite shooting a paltry 34.4 percent from the field and 5-for-23 from downtown, Marshall was able to hang with the Orange in a 62-56 loss.

Syracuse struggles offensively in win over Marshall

December 6, 2011 Charles Kang

One game after struggling offensively against Florida, the Orange had trouble putting the ball in the basket again in its 62-56 win over Marshall.

Instant Juice: Syracuse 62, Marshall 56

December 6, 2011 Charles Kang

A quick take on Syracuse’s 62-56 win against Marshall.

Big East Power Rankings – Week 15

December 6, 2011 Charles Kang

Think back to Week 1 of the Power Rankings, and you’ll quickly see how volatile the Big East was this season. Outside of West Virginia up top, nothing was the way it seemed at the start of the year. Here’s how it all breaks down.