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Tim Welsh, Tim Desko on SNY.tv’s Syracuse Podcast

March 21, 2012 The Juice

SNY analyst and former Providence head coach Tim Welsh and Syracuse lacrosse attackman Tim Desko join hosts Robbie Gillies, Micah Tannenbaum and Wesley Cheng on The Juice on the Cuse podcast hosted by SNY.

Syracuse struggling to find elite form

March 20, 2012 Dan Brannigan

The Orange, 3-2 on the season, has gone against the elite and gone against the—well—average.

Syracuse falls to biggest rival

March 17, 2012 Ben Glidden

Johns Hopkins cruised by the Syracuse Orange 11-7 in Baltimore, Maryland.

Syracuse long stick midfielder Peter Macartney goes after a loose ball

Syracuse vs. St. John’s: The Photos

March 11, 2012 Jon Choate

Here are photos from Syracuse’s 9-8 win over St. John’s in Queens, N.Y., on Saturday, March 11, 2012.

Syracuse midfielder Kevin Drew brings the ball up

Late goal propels Syracuse to win over St. John’s

March 10, 2012 Charles Kang

Syracuse rebounded from its first loss of the season with a 9-8 win over St. John’s.

Lacrosse

Syracuse falls to Virginia

March 4, 2012 Ben Glidden

Syracuse dropped to 2-1 on the season with a 14-10 loss to No. 1 Virginia. The Orange struggled at the X and couldn’t quite solve Virginia’s zone defense.

Orange Watch: College lacrosse needs a shot clock… now

March 2, 2012 Brad Bierman

Enough is enough already. Division I lacrosse, supposedly the world’s fastest game on two feet, has crawled to a torturous pace on the offensive end.

Podcasts

Matt Lerman, Brian Goodman on SNY.tv’s Syracuse Podcast

March 1, 2012 The Juice

Syracuse lacrosse goalie Matt Lerman and Rush the Court editor Brian Goodman join us in the inaugural Juice on the Cuse podcast.

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Syracuse edges Army in final seconds

February 26, 2012 Ben Glidden

In its second game of the season, Syracuse stumbled past Army, 10-9 in a thriller, and improved its record to 2-0.

Orange Watch

Orange Watch: Temple returns to Big East; A look back at Syracuse lacrosse

February 24, 2012 Brad Bierman

The Wildcats will be left steaming not only over seceding some of its large Philadelphia market share, but also likely ending all discussion as to whether or not ‘Nova moves up to FBS football.