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A melancholy goodbye to Syracuse basketball rival John Thompson

September 1, 2020 Jim Stechschulte

The longtime rival of Syracuse basketball passed away on Sunday.

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A Syracuse tribute to Georgetown coach John Thompson

August 31, 2020 Judy Salamone

John Thompson closed down the Manley Field House, sparking a fierce rivalry with Syracuse.

The ultimate conference for Syracuse football

July 24, 2020 Wes Cheng

These 11 teams would make for a great conference with Syracuse football.

The Twelve Pains of Cusemas

December 21, 2018 Steve Auger

If it’s true that Santa sees you when you’re sleeping and knows when you’re awake, he should tell Jim Boeheim’s

Syracuse and former Big East rivals five years later

April 9, 2018 Steve Auger

Syracuse’s 69-65 loss to Duke in the NCAA Tournament marked the completion of the Orange’s fifth season in the Atlantic

How did Syracuse basketball wind up squarely on the NCAA bubble?

March 3, 2017 Steve Auger

When Georgia Tech pays a visit to the Carrier Dome tomorrow, Syracuse will look to halt a slide that has seen it drop four of its last five contests including an away game against these very Yellow Jackets.

Syracuse basketball will have opportunity for revenge in 2016-17

August 1, 2016 Steve Auger

Syracuse basketball’s non-conference slate is set and home and away opponents for ACC play have been announced.

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2016-17 Syracuse basketball: Sizing up what we know about the schedule

June 6, 2016 Steve Auger

Colgate pays a visit to the Carrier Dome to play Syracuse on November 11.

2015-16 Syracuse basketball schedule: What we know so far

August 28, 2015 Steve Auger

Let’s take a peek at what awaits Boeheim’s other Army once Midnight Madness commences a mere seven weeks from now.

Rakeem Christmas continues to deliver for Syracuse

January 15, 2015 Steve Auger

Under Jim Boeheim’s tenure, his Syracuse program has a long history of developing four-year players from sparingly used freshmen to well-rounded, all-conference first team type seniors.