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Orange Watch: In the end, Syracuse “Fired” the Big East

September 19, 2011 Brad Bierman

Welcome to the ACC, my Orange friends. Somewhere on Cape Cod, or his exact whereabouts this day, retired athletic director Jake Crouthamel has to be smiling and mourning.

Instant Juice: Syracuse joins the ACC

September 19, 2011 Wes Cheng

On Sunday, Syracuse and Pittsburgh announced they are leaving the Big East and joining the ACC. The move is the latest in the march toward the era of the superconference in college athletics. Here’s how it breaks down.

The Point After Podcast: Syracuse to ACC & USC loss

September 18, 2011 The Juice

In the latest edition of The Point After, The Juice Online’s Micah Tannenbaum and Wesley Cheng talk about SU’s defection to the ACC and the football team’s loss to USC.

Reactions to Syracuse, Pittsburgh leaving for ACC

September 18, 2011 The Juice

From Mike Krzyzewski to Jim Boeheim and Daryl Gross to John Swofford, everyone had something to say about Syracuse and Pittsburgh leaving the Big East and joining the Atlantic Coast Conference.

Syracuse, Pittsburgh leave Big East to join ACC

September 18, 2011 Wes Cheng

Syracuse University and the University of Pittsburgh are leaving the Big East Conference to join the Atlantic Coast Conference, the schools announced Sunday.

Report: Syracuse in talks to move to ACC

September 17, 2011 The Juice

Syracuse University and the University of Pittsburgh are in talks to move from the Big East Conference to the Atlantic Coast Conference, the New York Times reported on Friday.

Orange Watch Friday: Where will the ‘Cuse call home?

September 9, 2011 Brad Bierman

Whirlwind may turn out to be too tame a word to describe the inevitable change coming to college football conferences beginning as soon as next season, and certainly in the years heading into the mid-decade. With billions of TV dollars at stake, especially with new media players arriving to drive up rights fees, and an ever-increasing number of platforms to deliver the programming, it’s certainly not a matter of if, but when.