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Syracuse v. DePaul — What we learned

March 6, 2013 Ben Glidden

SU should have cruised from the start but DePaul proved to be a difficult opponent in the first half of this one.

Syracuse v. Marquette — What we learned

February 25, 2013 Ben Glidden

SU is settling for threes rather than passing him the ball. If you get Fair the ball on the foul line, he’ll probably score 8-of-10 times.

Syracuse v. Seton Hall — What we learned

February 17, 2013 Ben Glidden

Trevor Cooney didn’t play tonight. This is the first time this season he hasn’t gotten into a game.

Syracuse v. Connecticut — What we learned

February 13, 2013 Ben Glidden

SU doesn’t shoot particularly well from deep, yet the team continues to launch up three-point shots whenever it gets the chance to.

Syracuse v. Notre Dame — What we learned

February 5, 2013 Ben Glidden

After being held scoreless against Pittsburgh on Saturday, Rakeem Christmas had his best game in nearly a month against Notre Dame.

Syracuse v. Pittsburgh — What we learned

February 3, 2013 The Juice

I have a lot of concerns about Trevor Cooney. Obviously, he can improve going to next year, but we really need him now and to this point, he has struggled mightily.

Syracuse v. Villanova — What we learned

January 26, 2013 Ben Glidden

The offense has been one-dimensional and inconsistent without Southerland and has put pressure on other players to play more minutes than ever before.

Syracuse v. Villanova — What we learned

January 12, 2013 Ben Glidden

This team is a whole lot different without Southerland on the floor. He was benched today until further noticed due to eligibility issues and it completely altered the team dynamic.

Syracuse v. Providence — What we learned

January 9, 2013 Ben Glidden

C.J. Fair scored 23 with 11 rebounds, and Michael Carter-Williams scored 17 with six assists on Wednesday night as No. 7 Syracuse rallied from a nine-point, first-half deficit to beat Providence 72-66

Syracuse v. USF — What we learned

January 6, 2013 Ben Glidden

No player has been as consistent from game to game as Fair this season. Carter-Williams, Triche and Southerland have had some huge games, but they’ve also had some quiet performances.