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Hectic week in Syracuse with commitments, dismissal, Moe Neal decision

July 30, 2015 Steve Auger

If Neal does commit on Saturday, Syracuse fans just might see orange-colored rainbows in the sky. And after the week they’ve put together, Shafer and his staff will deserve a vacation.

Recruiting critical to building programs at Syracuse

June 22, 2015 Steve Auger

Highly sought-after 2016 recruit Tyus Battle has been a priority for some time now. Battle committed to Michigan back in May.

Recruiting ghosts of Syracuse football NLI Days past

February 5, 2015 Steve Auger

While the star ranking system is fun for the fans and the drama of NLI Day unleashes eternal optimism for the upcoming season, class rankings are best left to be evaluated once the player finishes his collegiate career.

Rakeem Christmas continues to deliver for Syracuse

January 15, 2015 Steve Auger

Under Jim Boeheim’s tenure, his Syracuse program has a long history of developing four-year players from sparingly used freshmen to well-rounded, all-conference first team type seniors.

Some Syracuse basketball resolutions for 2015

December 30, 2014 Steve Auger

The basketball program has had a stellar five and a half year run: a Final Four, an Elite Eight, two No. 1-seeds, multiple No. 1 rankings, and a record of 157-36.

What are Syracuse basketball’s biggest issues so far?

December 12, 2014 Steve Auger

Syracuse’s offense struggled to score last season. Despite finishing second in league play to Virginia, the Orange’s offense ranked tenth out of 15 teams at 68.2 PPG.

Syracuse football: A season marred by offensive inefficiency and injuries

November 19, 2014 Steve Auger

There’s an old adage that if a team has multiple quarterbacks, it doesn’t have any quarterbacks.

Syracuse basketball has brutal stretch in ACC schedule

September 5, 2014 Steve Auger

Syracuse hits the road to start ACC play with a trip Blacksburg to take on Virginia Tech. The Hokies are one of four teams the Orange plays home-and-homes with in league play. The others being Boston College, Duke, and Pittsburgh.

Syracuse’s most satisfying NCAA successes: a trip down March memory lane

August 7, 2014 Steve Auger

Be it Cinderella refusing to leave the ball early or a high-seed rescuing its season from epic disaster at the hands of a mid or low-major, memorable finishes reside in NCAA lore forever.

Syracuse revenge tour bracket: Rewriting history one gut-wrenching loss at a time

July 16, 2014 Steve Auger

In a Utopian world, here’s a look at the ultimate Syracuse Revenge Tour Bracket: Righting the wrongs of the most painful Syracuse NCAA losses round-by-round. So, let the madness begin…again.