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Rakeem Christmas as go-to guy rarity for Syracuse basketball

December 4, 2014 Matt Dagostino

This time of year in the Syracuse basketball world will indeed be known as Christmas season.

Syracuse comeback falls short against Michigan

December 3, 2014 Jim Stechschulte

Spike Albrecht rattled in a 3-pointer with 31 seconds remaining to put Michigan ahead, and the 17th-ranked Wolverines held on to beat Syracuse 68-65 on Tuesday night.

Instant Juice: Syracuse 65, Michigan 68

December 2, 2014 Charles Kang

The Orange committed 19 turnovers, the last two of which were the most excruciating in recent memory.

Despite poor shooting, Syracuse Orange defeat Holy Cross Crusaders

November 28, 2014 Jim Stechschulte

With each passing game, Syracuse’s inability to make perimeter shots becomes a greater concern.

Instant Juice: Syracuse 72, Holy Cross 48

November 28, 2014 Charles Kang

Christmas finished with a career-high 25 points on an efficient 8-10 shooting from the field and 9-10 from the free throw line.

What a Syracuse fan has to be thankful for on Thanksgiving

November 27, 2014 Charles Kang

I’m sure we all share the following things to be thankful for as Syracuse fans.

Loyola Greyhounds no match for Syracuse Orange

November 26, 2014 Jim Stechschulte

Tuesday evening, Syracuse responded to being unranked for the first time in five calendar years by flattening Loyola (Md.) at the Carrier Dome, 70-37

Instant Juice: Syracuse 70, Loyola 37

November 25, 2014 Corey Mallonee

Syracuse improved to 4-1 with a win over Loyola (Md.) on Tuesday night.

Orange Watch: Talk of Syracuse basketball missing NCAA Tournament premature

November 25, 2014 Brad Bierman

Incredulously, we saw the many tweets from media and fans following Syracuse’s first loss of the season against California last Thursday that the Orange will be NIT-bound come tournament time.

Syracuse basketball has four glaring issues

November 24, 2014 Matt Goodman

There are four games on the books for the Syracuse Orange and it’s clear there’s a long road ahead for this team.