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Spring Football Game Instant Juice: Orange 27, Blue 7

April 20, 2013 Corey Mallonee

A quick take on Syracuse’s 2013 spring football game: WHAT HAPPENED: Behind a strong performance from junior QB Terrel Hunt, the

Syracuse will try to start a new winning streak against Georgetown

April 19, 2013 Charles Kang

Georgetown was downed by Notre Dame 10-8 after relinquishing a four goal lead in the first half. Though the Hoyas took a 6-5 lead into halftime, Notre Dame allowed just three goals in the final 45:07 of the game.

No. 5 Jim Nance — Counting down the Top 5 Syracuse running backs

April 18, 2013 Ben Glidden

Like so many others in Syracuse history, Jim Nance was good in more sports than just one. In 1963 and 1965, Nance was the NCAA heavyweight-wrestling champion and an All-American.

Orange Watch: Can Syracuse football grab one of the ACC’s eight bowl bids?

April 17, 2013 Brad Bierman

Coming off the spring game Saturday and heading into summer workouts and August camp, we’ll begin to find out if Syracuse is good enough in Scott Shafer’s maiden season running the show to lasso one of the eight secured conference bowl tie-ins for 2013.

In Dome finale, Syracuse shocked by Hobart, 13-12

April 16, 2013 Ben Glidden

Syracuse lost the Kraus-Simmons Trophy for just the third time to Hobart. It is the first time SU has lost to the Statesmen since 2006.

Adam Zagoria: Tyler Ennis will have big impact at Syracuse

April 16, 2013 Charles Kang

I’ve been covering Tyler Ennis for 2-3 years now at St. Benedict’s and he’s a tremendous player. He played very well in the Jordan game playing alongside Andrew Wiggins and Julius Randle.

Syracuse hosts Hobart in final home game of season

April 16, 2013 Charles Kang

The Orange have a 71-25-2 all time series lead against Hobart, including a 13-12 win at Geneva last year. Syracuse and Hobart will meet for the 99th time in history.

CJ Fair should leave Syracuse if he is a first round pick

April 15, 2013 Jeff Irvine

I don’t think CJ will ever be a great NBA player, but he has some of the tools to be serviceable. He’s a good defender, a solid rebounder for his size, and he’s a crafty scorer.

Syracuse defeats Rutgers with fourth quarter comeback

April 13, 2013 Ben Glidden

Not many people expected the Orange (9-2, 3-1) to be down five goals heading into the fourth quarter of Saturday’s matchup against Rutgers (2-11, 0-5). But that’s where SU found itself after a lackluster three quarters.

Mixed Juice: Should Syracuse forward CJ Fair leave for the NBA?

April 12, 2013 The Juice

The Post-Standard reported Thursday that CJ Fair is going to get an assessment of his skills to see where he’d land in this year’s NBA Draft.