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Maryland Terrapins — 2019 Syracuse Football preview

May 1, 2019 Wes Cheng

As you’ve probably heard, there was some turmoil at Maryland last year.

Tyus Battle perseveres through injury, leading Syracuse past Maryland

November 29, 2017 Nick Salamone

Despite a slow start, Battle ultimately finished the night with a team-high of 18 points, with two from beyond the arc.

Tyus Battle seals Syracuse basketball’s comeback win over Maryland

November 28, 2017 Jim Stechschulte

Tyus Battle scored 13 of his 18 points in the second half, Oshae Brissett and Frank Howard each scored 15 and Syracuse held off Maryland 72-70 in the Big Ten/ACC Challenge on Monday night.

Instant Juice: Syracuse 72, Maryland 70

November 27, 2017 Wes Cheng

Tyus Battle scored 18 points as Syracuse moved to 6-0 on the season with a win over Maryland.

Syracuse lacrosse: Parity is the new normal

May 23, 2016 The Juice

It’s now been seven seasons minus a national title for Syracuse, which last won in 2009 at Gillette Stadium.

NCAA Lacrosse Instant Juice: Syracuse 7, Maryland 13

May 21, 2016 Brad Bierman

Syracuse and Maryland met for the eighth time in the NCAA lacrosse tournament on Saturday afternoon in the 2016 quarterfinal round at Brown Stadium in Providence, R.I. The Terrapins looked sharp throughout winning 13-7 to advance to the Final Four.

Orange Watch: In wide open NCAA tournament, Syracuse looks to knock off No. 1 Maryland

May 17, 2016 Brad Bierman

Coming off a strong second half that carried it to an opening round win against Albany Sunday night at the Dome, No. 8 seed Syracuse looks to knock off Maryland.

NCAA Women’s Lacrosse Instant Juice: Syracuse 8, Maryland 10

May 22, 2015 Brad Bierman

A quick take on Syracuse women’s lacrosse NCAA Tournament semi-final matchup against No. 1 seed Maryland.

Syracuse football its own worst enemy with early season struggles

October 1, 2014 Steve Auger

The Orange sits at 2-2 with a third of the season officially in the books. For a team that began the year seeking to capitalize on a fairly successful rookie campaign in the Atlantic Coast Conference (ACC), Syracuse has instead resembled a squad that can’t seem to get out of its own way.

Orange Watch: For Syracuse football, no time like present for ‘national relevancy’

September 23, 2014 Brad Bierman

Much as been made, for which the comments were intended to do exactly that, concerning the outward proclamations of his football program’s quest for national recognition, uttered last week by Orange AD Daryl Gross.