Jim Boeheim Archives - Page 41 of 41

Orange doesn’t travel far, neither does anyone else

January 10, 2011 Micah Tannenbaum

Jim Boeheim and his team have become the punching bag for not playing on the road during the non-conference slate. Vitale even asked Santa to give the coach some frequent flier miles for the holidays so his team can take some trips outside of the New York-New Jersey area next year. Pundits seem to think Madison Square Garden is located at the corner of Marshall Street and University Avenue. Vitale’s latest argument redefines state lines.

Boeheim fields question about Duke

January 9, 2011 Wes Cheng

A reporter asked a question about top ranked Duke losing freshman Kyrie Irving to a right foot injury. “That has nothing to do with what we’re doing here, but I’ll give you an answer,” Boeheim said.

All Boeheim’s teams do is win games

January 9, 2011 Brad Bierman

He may have not imagined that long of a career, but coming off his second 30-win season of the 2000s, it’s looking likely that Boeheim will glide past legendary coach Adolf Rupp’s numbers in less than 41 years.

Syracuse completes turnaround

December 26, 2010 Wes Cheng

It was Nov. 15, roughly six weeks ago, when Syracuse coach Jim Boeheim went on a rant that has come to define the Syracuse season. Six weeks later, Boeheim sounds completely different when talking about his team.

Best Win of the Year But Don’t Tell That to Boeheim

December 1, 2010 Robbie Gillies

This was what was expected out of Syracuse from the outset. They shot 50%, Rick Jackson and Kris Joseph led the way, they got contributions from rookies off the bench, and Fab Melo is slowly coming into form. Unfortunately, it took them seven games to get to this point and still couldn’t string together two good halves of basketball. But the end result was the same with Syracuse improving to 7-0 after beating Cornell, 78-58.