Jim Stechschulte, Author at The Juice Online

Tuesday night, Syracuse managed to pull out one of their ugliest wins in recent history, eking out a 70-69 win at Louisville.

Taylor played the last 13:16 of the game, connecting on two treys when the Orange made their move to take control of the game.

Like a horror movie bad guy, Boston College kept coming back, but Syracuse had one last run in them to win.

LeQuint Allen showed a knack for breaking off the big play, logging carries of 29 and 20 yards in the run game.

While they won the game on the stat sheet, Syracuse came up short on the scoreboard, dropping the Pinstripe Bowl to Minnesota, 28-20.

While it would be nice for each of the trio to develop into perimeter threats, Syracuse would likely settle for one to make 3s.

Copeland played a significant role in SU’s furious late rally, scoring six points and grabbing five boards in the final six minutes.

While Syracuse has not seen a whole lot of snow prior to the official start of winter, Pittsburgh buried them in an avalanche of 3-pointers.

Syracuse freshman point guard Judah Mintz was able to get pretty much anywhere he wanted in the second half.

Syracuse used a 24-7 run over eight minutes and change in the second half to take control and eventually defeat Monmouth at home.