Chris McGlynn, Author at The Juice Online

Loss to Johns Hopkins shows youth movement has started at Syracuse

March 11, 2018 Chris McGlynn

Forging a strong young core to build this team around sets the team up for success in the future.

In hindsight, this Syracuse team is exactly what we expected

March 6, 2018 Chris McGlynn

This is exactly where Syracuse was supposed to be.

Syracuse lacrosse dominates faceoffs in rout over Binghamton

February 12, 2018 Chris McGlynn

Syracuse jumped out to a 13-0 lead before Binghamton ever scored in the eventual 21-4 win over the Bearcats.

Extra rest and practice revives Syracuse from its offensive lethargy

January 26, 2018 Chris McGlynn

Don’t tell Allen Iverson, but we are going to talk about practice.

Syracuse basketball’s Frank Howard puts his promise on display

January 18, 2018 Chris McGlynn

Howard had a career-high seven rebounds in SU’s 59-45 win against Pittsburgh on Tuesday evening.

Syracuse basketball sees uptick in defense in win over Iona

November 16, 2017 Chris McGlynn

Syracuse stymied Iona on Tuesday evening in a 71-62 win, holding the Gaels to 36.7 percent from the field.

Tyus Battle focal point of Syracuse’s offense in win over Southern New Hampshire

November 2, 2017 Chris McGlynn

A year ago, Battle was a shy freshman on a team full of veterans. Now, he is the leader of a group of fresh faces who want to show that their inexperience will not hold them back.

Once known as ‘The Loud House,’ Syracuse football struggles to fill seats at Dome

September 18, 2017 Chris McGlynn

Since 2002, the Orange has had just three winning seasons. It has been to four bowl games, winning three of them.

Though Syracuse lacrosse wanted Jordan Evans to stand out, he’s content blending in

April 13, 2017 Chris McGlynn

He might not be the number 22 we expected, but if Evans can help propel the talented group around him to a title, no one will care at all.

Tyus Battle discusses potential second season at Syracuse: ‘I think I’m staying’

March 7, 2017 Chris McGlynn

The Orange will have its starting shooting guard spot shored up for at least next season.