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Knicks need to trade Carmelo Anthony

August 25, 2016 Matt Goodman

I’m going to hold out hope that former Syracuse star Carmelo Anthony will get his moment.

Adelson: Syracuse football improved, but still ‘four to five’ win team

August 24, 2016 Charles Kang

Syracuse is going to be a better team, but that may not necessarily be reflected in their win loss record.

Orange Watch: Part I, 2016 Syracuse football game-by-game previews and predictions

August 23, 2016 Brad Bierman

At first glance, there hasn’t been so much to look forward to with Syracuse football for the upcoming season under hurry-up offensive impresario and first year coach Dino Barbers.

2016 Syracuse Football Burning Questions: Can Eric Dungey stay healthy?

August 22, 2016 Charles Kang

In 2015, Dungey showed flashes of brilliance in the seven games he started, completing 105-of-176 passes for 1,298 yards.

Mixed Juice: 2016 Syracuse football predictions

August 19, 2016 The Juice

Dino Babers’ first season at Syracuse comes with few certainties – a new offense that will go as fast as possible, a new defensive scheme, a few players who can be described as known commodities, and that’s about it.

Pittsburgh Panthers — 2016 Syracuse Football preview

August 18, 2016 Charles Kang

Head coach Pat Narduzzi has been a stabilizing force for the Panthers.

When will Syracuse basketball get its first 2017 commitment?

August 17, 2016 Jeff Irvine

It’s August, and the Syracuse men’s basketball team has yet to receive its first verbal commitment from a recruit for the 2017 season.

Steve Ishmael — Meet the 2016 Syracuse Football team

August 16, 2016 Charles Kang

Syracuse WR Steve Ishmael is a 2016 Athlon Preseason All-ACC Fourth Team selection and enters 2016 with a streak of 12 straight games with a catch.

2016 Syracuse Football Burning Questions: How will the defense adjust to Tampa 2?

August 15, 2016 Charles Kang

When Dino Babers arrived at Syracuse, he scrapped that philosophy in favor of the Tampa 2 defense, a zone-heavy defense where pressure on the quarterback is mostly left to the four defensive linemen up front.

Elder statesmen Carmelo Anthony dominating Olympic stage

August 12, 2016 Rachel Marcus

This year in Rio, former Syracuse star Carmelo Anthony is the unquestioned leader and veteran on a younger Olympics squad missing the usual big-time names.