Jim Boeheim Archives - Page 33 of 41

Syracuse forward James Southerland waits for a free throw

Syracuse basketball ranked No. 5 by Athlon Sports — Cuse Clicks

October 10, 2012 The Juice

Battle on the Midway tickets start at $150 with a limited number of premium seats available for $500.

Orange Watch: No harping, please, about Syracuse’s basketball schedule

September 21, 2012 Brad Bierman

After years in which national college basketball media types would continuously lambaste Jim Boeheim and the Syracuse program for either never venturing out of the Dome or New York State prior to the beginning of conference play, the staff has scheduling down to a science.

Orange Watch: A fond farewell to UConn coach Jim Calhoun

September 14, 2012 Brad Bierman

Jim Calhoun’s health concerns combined with no postseason to play for equal the end of an era in Storrs.

Carmelo Anthony, Team USA defeat Spain for Olympic gold

August 12, 2012 Charles Kang

Former Syracuse star and current New York Knicks forward Carmelo Anthony won his second gold medal as Team USA defeated Spain, 107-100, in London.

Syracuse’s Carmelo Anthony, Jim Boeheim named to Olympic Team

July 8, 2012 Charles Kang

Former Syracuse star Carmelo Anthony was named to the 12-man U.S. Olympic Team, USA Basketball chairman Jerry Colangelo announced on Saturday.

Judge dismisses suit against Boeheim, Syracuse

May 11, 2012 The Juice

Syracuse and Jim Boeheim scored a major offseason victory on Friday afternoon when a judge dismissed a defamation lawsuit filed against him and the University.

Orange Watch: Jim Boeheim bashing is old school

March 30, 2012 Brad Bierman

Some Syracuse fans/media critical with Jim Boeheim’s strategy contributing to a (perceived) early exit from the NCAA Tournament – want him to retire.

Orange Watch: Syracuse football schedule in transition

March 30, 2012 Brad Bierman

The Big East and subsequently Syracuse finally got around to releasing its 2012 football schedules on March 27, and the home pickings are slim.

Orange Watch: All eyes on Syracuse as post-season unfolds

March 14, 2012 Brad Bierman

It may sound crazy losing such a big cog as Melo, but with all that’s transpired this season, who’s not to say that something else unexpected comes down the NCAA pike, as the ‘Cuse looks to extend the winningest season in school history a couple of more weeks.

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Boeheim: Syracuse reported drug tests five years ago

March 8, 2012 Charles Kang

Syracuse has had one of its most distracting seasons off the court. It’s also having one of its most successful on it.