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Instant Juice: Syracuse 71, Iona 62

November 14, 2017 Charles Kang

In just its second game of the season, the Orange passed a tough test.

Syracuse coach Jim Boeheim calls coaching against son Jimmy ‘tough’

November 13, 2017 Nick Salamone

Jim Boeheim’s younger son, Buddy, has committed to play for Orange next season, which will add another layer in the Boeheim against Boeheim rivalry.

The Boeheims faced a unique situation at the Carrier Dome

November 12, 2017 Rachel Marcus

This scenario had two Boeheims on the floor. They just had to deal with being on opposite sides.

In matchup of Boeheims, Syracuse easily defeats Cornell

November 11, 2017 Jim Stechschulte

Tyus Battle paced all scorers with 18 points while Geno Thorpe added a dozen points off the bench.

Instant Juice: Syracuse 77, Cornell 45

November 10, 2017 Brad Bierman

A quick take on Syracuse’s 77-45 domination over Cornell in the season opener Friday night at the Dome: WHAT HAPPENED:

Schedule analysis and season prediction — 2017-18 Syracuse Basketball Preview

November 10, 2017 Jim Stechschulte

Overall, this team will probably finish at .500 or slightly above with a below-.500 record in conference play.

Cornell Big Red — 2017-18 Syracuse scouting report with Ivy Hoops Online

November 10, 2017 Charles Kang

Syracuse makes hay against Cornell’s interior D and cruises to a 81-61 victory, and Jimmy Boeheim shows some promise in his first collegiate game.

Roster analysis — 2017-18 Syracuse Basketball Preview

November 9, 2017 Jim Stechschulte

Make no mistake, sophomore Tyus Battle is carrying the expectations of being the lead dog for the 2017-2018 season.

Season review & First look — 2017-18 Syracuse Basketball Preview

November 8, 2017 Jim Stechschulte

Geno Thorpe will suit up for Syracuse after spending two years at Penn State and one at South Florida.

Geno Thorpe makes Syracuse debut in win over Southern Connecticut State

November 7, 2017 Jennifer Castro

Teammates Oshae Brissett and Tyus Battle commended Thorpe’s talents both offensively and defensively, mentioning his ability to hit shots, defend well, and attack the basket.