Articles by Matt Dagostino

About Matt Dagostino

Matt currently works as an on-air talent and producer for Turner Sports in Atlanta, where he is from. Among his responsibilities are voicing over highlights for NCAA.com, NBA.com, WNBA.com, and PGA.com. He has also served as an associate producer for TNT’s coverage of the NBA Playoffs and TBS’s coverage of the MLB Postseason. Matt also has experience as a minor league baseball play-by-play announcer and as a PA announcer in D-I college athletics. Matt graduated from Syracuse University in 2005.

Tyler Lydon on adjusting to Denver Nuggets, Syracuse career, Boeheim staying

July 11, 2017 Matt Dagostino

We caught up with Lydon to talk about adjusting to the pace of the NBA, Mike Hopkins leaving for Washington, and his favorite memory Syracuse.

Kris Joseph from 2017 NBA Summer League: ‘I’m always rooting for my Syracuse guys’

July 6, 2017 Matt Dagostino

Kris Joseph called playing at Syracuse like being in a family.

Rakeem Christmas knew Syracuse coach Jim Boeheim ‘wasn’t leaving anytime soon’

July 3, 2017 Matt Dagostino

Coach Boeheim is going to ride it until the wheels fall off. He’s been a great coach at Syracuse.

Looking back at previous Syracuse draft picks after Tyler Lydon declares

April 10, 2017 Matt Dagostino

There seems to be some of Lydon’s career at Syracuse that goes unwritten.

Syracuse basketball needs one more win to get off NCAA bubble

March 2, 2017 Matt Dagostino

If Syracuse were to lose those two games and go into Selection Sunday having lost six of their last seven games, those seats wherever the team may watch the selection show will not feel all that cozy.

Sorry, Mr. Lundari, but Syracuse is still very much alive for the NCAA Tournament

January 31, 2017 Matt Dagostino

There are five weeks left for Syracuse to pass the eye test and skew the numbers in its favor.

Where does Tyler Lydon’s NBA stock sit with 2017 nearing?

December 30, 2016 Matt Dagostino

Anderson is the prototypical stretch 4 for Houston. A little less athletic, Anderson is more of a catch-and-shoot guy who can also rebound.

An early season loss can help Syracuse basketball in long term

November 28, 2016 Matt Dagostino

After coasting through the likes of Colgate, Holy Cross, Monmouth and South Carolina State while averaging 86 points per game, the Syracuse basketball team got throttled by a tough, defensive-minded South Carolina squad in what should serve as a wake-up call.

Major in Moneyball will only help Syracuse students

October 27, 2016 Matt Dagostino

It’s no secret that Syracuse University has been molding some of the best sports broadcasters in the business for decades.

Who will lead Syracuse basketball in scoring in 2015-16?

September 16, 2015 Matt Dagostino

More opportunity, a good conversion rate and the desire to lead the way leads logic to say Gbinije will be the top dog for the Orange next season.