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Orange Watch: Syracuse football, basketball comes to NYC in November

June 14, 2018 Brad Bierman

Nothing like thinking about an Orange November to Remember.

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

Tim Welsh calls Syracuse an NCAA Tournament team that could play into second weekend

December 9, 2017 Charles Kang

I think they’re going to be an NCAA Tournament team, SNY and ESPN analyst Tim Welsh said about Syracuse basketball.

Matt Moyer gives Syracuse basketball hope after disappointing start

December 6, 2017 Charles Kang

Matt Moyer led Syracuse with an 18 point, eight rebound effort, both career highs.

Tyus Battle’s 22 points leads Syracuse past UConn at Madison Square Garden

December 6, 2017 Jim Stechschulte

For the second straight outing, Tyus Battle paced the Orange with 22 points and also added five steals on defense.

Instant Juice: Syracuse 72, Connecticut 63

December 5, 2017 Charles Kang

Matt Moyer set new highs in points and rebounds as Syracuse won its seventh game of the season, holding off UCONN at Madison Square Garden.

Would you rather have Syracuse consistency, or UConn’s titles?

January 12, 2017 Rachel Marcus

Now, this year’s team can still win out any time now. No pressure, or anything.

Loss to UConn is nightmare Syracuse basketball can’t forget

December 8, 2016 Matt Goodman

The offense is going to have to show up, and so far, it has stayed home on the couch, right where I should stayed on Monday night.

Coleman’s recent uptick could be Syracuse’s best since Christmas

December 7, 2016 Charles Kang

Assuming for now that Coleman can sustain 12 points and 8 rebounds per game, that would lead to a +7.1 ppg and +3.3 rpg improvement.

After loss to UConn, Syracuse’s Lydon vows to be more aggressive

December 6, 2016 Charles Kang

While all of his other numbers have remained mostly the same, Lydon was looked at as a player to pick up the offensive slack for Trevor Cooney, Malachi Richardson and Michael Gbinije, departed stalwarts from last year’s Final Four team.