Jim Stechschulte, Author at The Juice Online

Overall outlook & prediction — 2015 Syracuse football preview

September 4, 2015 Jim Stechschulte

Syracuse fans hope that the 2014 football season goes down in the books as an aberration.

Schedule analysis — 2015 Syracuse football preview

September 3, 2015 Jim Stechschulte

The Syracuse Orange faces a schedule that is just about as friendly as it can get.

Defense & Special Teams — 2015 Syracuse football preview

September 2, 2015 Jim Stechschulte

Chuck Bullough’s unit was quite strong last season, finishing 26th in the nation in total defense and 37th in points allowed.

Offense — 2015 Syracuse football preview

September 1, 2015 Jim Stechschulte

Offensive coordinator Tim Lester fully takes over the controls of the Syracuse offense this season, installing a simpler offense than his predecessor.

It’s all business for Syracuse football in 2015

August 10, 2015 Jim Stechschulte

Saturday’s event was buttoned down, starting with Syracuse football coach Scott Shafer. Often enthusiastic and easily excitable, Shafer almost completely contained himself.

International tournament an opportunity for Syracuse basketball’s Joseph, Obokoh

July 27, 2015 Jim Stechschulte

For the third straight year, a pair of Syracuse players will lace them up for the USA East Coast team, which will play against teams from Europe and Africa in France from August 1-9.

What can we expect from Tim Lester’s offense at Syracuse?

June 15, 2015 Jim Stechschulte

While we do not know if there are any special skill position players on the roster, time will tell, specifically if Lester gives certain players a greater role in the offense.

Answering the other big question for the Syracuse basketball team

May 29, 2015 Jim Stechschulte

Will the new athletic director select Hopkins or run a full job search? And who would Chancellor Kent Syverud tap to fill the AD opening?

What if the NCAA penalties are not reduced by Syracuse basketball’s appeal?

April 8, 2015 Jim Stechschulte

So, while a couple of the punishments are bad, in particular the scholarship loss, they are not be as bad as they seem at first glance or at least a workaround exists to manage the penalties.

Competition continues to drive Syracuse coach Jim Boeheim

March 20, 2015 Jim Stechschulte

Things are not always pretty in competition. So, it was not a good look when Boeheim cited that the football program had three players involved with impermissible benefits at the YMCA while only one basketball player did the same