CJ Fair Archives - The Juice Online

Part I: Best moments for each 2022 Boeheim’s Army member

June 30, 2022 Brett Gustin

Boeheim’s Army GM Kevin Belbey wasted no time putting together a roster to defend its 2021 TBT Tournament Championship.

Instant Juice: Syracuse alumni team Boeheim’s Army announces 2022 roster

June 15, 2022 Charles Kang

Boeheim’s Army General manager Kevin Belbey has once again put together a competitive roster of players for the TBT.

Our all-decade starting five for Syracuse basketball

May 5, 2022 Brett Gustin

Syracuse basketball has had plenty of talent over the past decade, and we try to pick out the best of the bunch.

Boeheim’s Army revamps its offense but should keep the same defense

July 23, 2021 Jim Stechschulte

Even though they are not coached by their namesake, Boeheim’s Army should stick with the zone because it’s been effective.

Syracuse great CJ Fair says Boeheim’s Army will ‘bring home the trophy’

July 23, 2021 Charles Kang

The Syracuse alumni team begins its quest for The Tournament championship along with the $1 million prize on July 24 at noon.

Belbey: Syracuse alumni team Boeheim’s Army has ‘best roster’ in TBT history

July 6, 2021 Charles Kang

Boeheim’s Army returns for another year with The Basketball Tournament, and they open their quest on July 24.

Boeheim’s Army has the talent and size to win 2021 TBT

June 18, 2021 Chris McGlynn

Boeheim’s Army is stacked heading into the 2021 edition of The Basketball Tournament. Could this finally be the year they win it all?

2018-19 Syracuse basketball resembles great teams of recent past

June 20, 2018 Chris McGlynn

This year’s Syracuse starting lineup will likely not feature a rookie.

The Syracuse Basketball Half Decade Team (2013-18)

April 17, 2018 Charles Kang

We present to you the All-Syracuse first and second teams for the last five years.

Syracuse basketball: 25 years of NCAA Tournament 2-15 seed upsets

May 10, 2016 Steve Auger

Lost in the glory of Syracuse’s unexpected run to the Final Four this season was that this year marked the twenty-fifth anniversary of Syracuse being the first 2-seed to lose to a 15-seed.