ACC Tournament Archives - Page 8 of 8

Three storylines as Syracuse prepares to play NC State in ACC tournament

March 14, 2014 Wes Cheng

Does anyone want the one seed in the east? Up until a few weeks ago, everyone just presumed that Syracuse wouldn’t have to leave New York State on its way to the Final Four.

Syracuse should look to feature Rakeem Christmas more on offense

March 13, 2014 Jeff Irvine

I’m not talking about Trevor Cooney finding his shooting stroke (although that would help more than anything). I’m talking about giving the ball to Rakeem Christmas.

Jerami Grant is back, but is Syracuse?

March 12, 2014 Jim Stechschulte

Sunday afternoon, Jerami Grant returned to the Syracuse lineup, logging more minutes against Florida State than he had in the previous three games combined.

Things to watch for as Syracuse approaches postseason play

March 11, 2014 Steve Auger

For Syracuse to rediscover its winning ways might just hinge on the most discussed back in the 315 area code. After struggling through the loss to Duke with back pain, Jerami Grant’s play has been limited.

Orange Watch: Washington DC an improvement for Syracuse basketball fans

November 19, 2013 Brad Bierman

It isn’t New York, but Washington may just be the next best choice fitting the aforementioned criteria in a geographically southern-tilted league to keep a little of the northern, big city flavor when it hosts the 2016 event, the first opening following the next two years in Greensboro.

With Syracuse in fold, ACC eyes New York City for conference tournament

July 2, 2013 Wes Cheng

At the Nasdaq Market in Times Square, Swofford and the ACC rolled out the red carpet for its new northeast members in a press conference Monday afternoon. The media event came less than a week after the ACC announced a partnership with the Pinstripe Bowl, which is played in the Bronx.

Orange Watch: ACC basketball tournament format makes no sense

May 25, 2012 Brad Bierman

Item: The ACC recently announced the format of its basketball tournament with the addition of Syracuse and Pittsburgh to 14 teams, and, to these eyes, it stinks.