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Syracuse 54, Wagner 0 — What we learned

September 16, 2013 Ben Glidden

Did Hunt solidify his starting position? Allen just hasn’t been able to move the ball and it’s hard to ignore his six turnovers in the previous two games.

Syracuse 27, Northwestern 48 — What we learned

September 9, 2013 Ben Glidden

My guess is that Drew Allen gets the start again next week. There’s a reason Scott Shafer chose him as the starter in week one and two and I don’t think he’ll lose hope quite yet.

Syracuse 17, Penn State 23 — What we learned

September 2, 2013 Ben Glidden

Is Drew Allen the guy? Will he lead the Orange under center this season? He didn’t give us the performance many fans hoped for. He had some good moments but he also had some awful ones, including two second-half interceptions.

Syracuse 56, Michigan 61 — What we learned

April 7, 2013 Charles Kang

There were a couple of controversial calls that went against Syracuse. The first came with 1:40 left and Trey Burke appeared to push off Michael Carter-Williams with his right elbow, but Carter-Williams was whistled for a block.

Syracuse 55, Marquette 39 — What we learned

March 30, 2013 Charles Kang

This is one of the most impressive coaching jobs that Boeheim has had in his 37-year career. If you had asked Jim Boeheim that same question (and gotten a non-sarcastic response), he would’ve probably agreed with you.

Syracuse 61, Indiana 50 — What we learned

March 29, 2013 Charles Kang

Jordan Hulls has had better days. Not only did he go 0-5 from downtown and not score, but he was also a huge defensive liability on the floor.

Syracuse 61, Louisville 78 — What we learned

March 17, 2013 Ben Glidden

The Louisville pressure has frustrated opposing offenses all season. It does something very unique by hand checking and bumping with the body consistently down the court.

Syracuse 58, Georgetown 55 (OT) — What we learned

March 15, 2013 Ben Glidden

It’s hard to write a post-game story about this game without talking about the significance of the rivalry and how it all ended.

Syracuse v. Seton Hall in Big East Tournament Second Round — What we learned

March 13, 2013 Ben Glidden

The Syracuse offense played a game like it hadn’t played in weeks and it wasn’t just because of one player. All season, the team has been bailed out by the performance of one player but today, it was a team effort.

Syracuse v. Georgetown — What we learned

March 9, 2013 Charles Kang

Syracuse’s two seniors, Brandon Triche and James Southerland, had woeful days. The two combined for 1-16 from the field and 0-5 from downtown.