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There’s nothing quite like a Syracuse basketball game at the Carrier Dome

February 19, 2014 Rachel Marcus

I recently was part of a conversation regarding college basketball venues. The general consensus among my peers seemed to indicate that arenas like Duke’s Cameron Indoor Stadium and Kansas’ Allen Fieldhouse were the best arenas. They’re cozy, loud, and full of antiquated history.

Syracuse aims to score on and off field as Clemson visits the Dome

October 3, 2013 Steve Auger

The Syracuse Orange waste no time in kicking off its inaugural Atlantic Coast Conference campaign when the No. 3-ranked Clemson Tigers visit the Carrier Dome on Saturday afternoon.

Orange Watch: A full Carrier Dome will provide needed home field advantage for Syracuse

October 1, 2013 Brad Bierman

When a capacity crowd in the Dome erupts in unison for the home team, the Teflon supported roof takes over and does its job of keeping that noise confined.

Orange Watch: Thoughts on Syracuse basketball at midfield in the Dome

August 5, 2013 Brad Bierman

Over the last 20 years or so, whenever we’ve heard the topic of moving the basketball court for one big Syracuse game into the middle of the Dome (usually discussed for a Georgetown game in the old Big East days), we’ve always thought of the landmark 1968 UCLA-Houston game played at the Astrodome.

Indiana offers 2015 wing Malachi Richardson — Cuse Clicks

December 6, 2012 The Juice

Indiana coach Tom Crean on Wednesday became the latest to offer Malachi Richardson, a 6-foot-6, 195-pound wing from Roselle (N.J.) Catholic.

Carrier Dome renovations a welcome addition

August 27, 2012 Ben Glidden

The video boards are even bigger than they seem in pictures. But size isn’t even the most impressive aspect. What impressed me most about the new Dome additions was the clarity.

Orange Watch: Syracuse fans, welcome to the brand new Carrier Dome!

July 27, 2012 Brad Bierman

About to embark on its 33rd year of operation, the Carrier Dome is undoubtedly the signature structure on the Syracuse skyline when the city is seen from afar.

Crowd comes alive in Syracuse’s win

October 22, 2011 Charles Kang

The there were 45,265 people at the Carrier Dome on Friday to see Syracuse upset No. 11 West Virginia, 49-23, the largest crowd since Doug Marrone’s debut with the Orange on September 5, 2009 against Minnesota.

Louisville’s Yum Center is SU’s dream

February 14, 2011 Brad Bierman

I’ve seen the (wishful) crystal ball of SU’s home basketball facility one day down the road when the 32-year-old Carrier Dome becomes obsolete and outdated.