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Syracuse will reportedly play Ohio State in 2018 ACC/Big Ten Challenge

Syracuse will reportedly play Ohio State in 2018 ACC/Big Ten Challenge
Syracuse reportedly will face Ohio State in 2018’s ACC/Big Ten Challenge, per Fan Rag Sports. The Buckeyes finished the 2017-18 season with a 25-9 record, including 15-3 in the Big Ten. That earned them a fifth seed in the NCAA Tournament, where they knocked off South Dakota State before falling to Gonzaga in the round of 32. OSU lost its... more

What does Tyus Battle’s return mean for Syracuse lineup?

What does Tyus Battle’s return mean for Syracuse lineup?
The Syracuse basketball team is off the bubble and into the national championship conversation. On Wednesday, just hours before the NCAA’s deadline for underclassmen to either enter the NBA Draft or stay in school, Tyus Battle opted to return to Syracuse for his junior year. What does that mean for the Syracuse Orange? Syracuse.com: Read More Statement from @tyusbattle1 on... more

Syracuse football QB Rex Culpepper is cancer free, watch him ring bell

Syracuse football QB Rex Culpepper is cancer free, watch him ring bell
Rex Culpepper is cancer free. The Syracuse football quarterback completed a three-month battle with testicular cancer when tests after his final round of chemotherapy on Friday returned clean, his father, Brad Culpepper, said in a text message. The younger Culpepper celebrated his most significant victory yet by ringing the bell at Moffitt Cancer Center in Tampa. Video: Syracuse QB Rex... more

Syracuse provides look at Dino Babers’ salary; Jim Boeheim’s pay goes up

Syracuse provides look at Dino Babers’ salary; Jim Boeheim’s pay goes up
Syracuse football coach Dino Babers received $2.4 million in compensation during his first year leading the football program, according to the university’s most recent federal tax filing. That’s an increase of nearly $1 million from his predecessor, Scott Shafer and would rank Babers 49th on USA Today’s list of head football coaching salaries that was published last year. Syracuse.com: Read... more

Looks like Syracuse can pay a competitive football coach’s salary

Looks like Syracuse can pay a competitive football coach’s salary
As a small-to-medium-sized private school, Syracuse University doesn’t necessarily have the access to large donors and funds for athletics that a lot of its on-field competition does. Compared to football powerhouses and other large land grant schools, it’s simply impossible to make up all of that ground in terms of resources put toward facilities and coaching salaries for the Syracuse... more

Boeheim’s Army 2018: Team learns opponent as TBT bracket released

Boeheim’s Army 2018: Team learns opponent as TBT bracket released
Boeheim’s Army already had a team in place. Now it has an eventual opponent. The Basketball Tournament released its bracket today, in advance of the summer event that has become a staple for followers of the Syracuse basketball program. Boeheim’s Army, situated in the Northeast Region, will play July 21 in Brooklyn at 6:45 p.m. vs. the winner of the... more

Vegas sets Syracuse football’s over-under win total at 4.5, worst in the ACC

Vegas sets Syracuse football’s over-under win total at 4.5, worst in the ACC
The Syracuse football team will enter the 2018 season without much respect from Las Vegas, at least based on the early over-under win totals set by one sports gambling website. The website BetDSI was among the first to roll out over-under win totals for ACC teams for the 2018 season, setting Syracuse at 4.5 wins, the lowest mark of any... more

Cornell season ends in Maryland with 13-8 loss

Cornell season ends in Maryland with 13-8 loss
Defending national champion Maryland pulled away in the second half and advanced to its fifth consecutive championship weekend with a 13-8 win over Cornell on Sunday afternoon at Navy-Marine Corps Memorial Stadium in the NCAA quarterfinals. The top-seeded Terrapins improved to 14-3, while the Big Red’s season came to an end after a 13-5 campaign. Maryland scored the game’s first... more

What tests will Tyus Battle face at the NBA Draft combine?

What tests will Tyus Battle face at the NBA Draft combine?
This year’s collection of NBA Draft hopefuls features a slew of big names with lottery aspirations, along with players like the Syracuse Orange’s Tyus Battle. Battle, like numerous others outside the lottery range, is vying for some coveted spots at the back half of the first round. And to do that, he’ll need to earn the attention of front offices... more

Syracuse to host Boeheim brother matchup when Cornell visits on 12/1

Syracuse to host Boeheim brother matchup when Cornell visits on 12/1
Syracuse Athletics announced Thursday that it will will meet with Cornell for the 124th time when the Orange hosts the Big Red on Dec. 1 in the Carrier Dome. Last season, SU head coach Jim Boeheim coached against then-freshman at Cornell and his son, Jimmy. This season, the matchup will add another Boeheim: Jim’s other son and soon-to-be Syracuse freshman... more

Syracuse announces kickoff times, networks for three games

Syracuse announces kickoff times, networks for three games
Syracuse Orange football has three more games you can mark with sharpie in your calendars. As television stations start working out national games for the season, the Orange find themselves locked into two more nationally televised games for 2018 on the ESPN family of networks, plus the home opener time has also been set in stone. NunesMagician.com: Read More more

NBA mock drafts still torn on Tyus Battle’s first round status

NBA mock drafts still torn on Tyus Battle’s first round status
Tyus Battle is already well into the swing of things at the NBA Draft combine, where on day one, the Syracuse Orange guard had a mixed bag of results (according to Syracuse.com). He’s at 6-foot-7 in sneakers, with a 6-foot-9 wing span, according to official measurements. And the (would-be) rising junior has just four-percent body fat, which is one of... more

Report: Tyus Battle likely to stay in NBA Draft

Report: Tyus Battle likely to stay in NBA Draft
Tyus Battle is likely to forgo his remaining two years of eligibility with the Syracuse Orange and officially enter the 2018 NBA Draft, according to a source that spoke with Adam Zagoria of the New York Times and SportsNet New York. “The Syracuse sophomore wing,” he wrote on his website. “Will “likely” remain in the NBA Draft, a source close... more

Syracuse basketball target Osun Osunniyi commits to St. Bonaventure

Syracuse basketball target Osun Osunniyi commits to St. Bonaventure
Osun Osunniyi, a 6-10 center from Putnam (Conn.) Science Academy, announced on Monday that he will attend St. Bonaventure. Osunniyi made the announcement during a dinner celebrating Putnam Science’s national prep school championship. Osunniyi, who is from Linwood, N.J., chose St. Bonaventure over offers from Syracuse and Georgetown. He had taken official visits to all three schools within the past... more

Boeheim’s Army 2018: Syracuse squad adds a big man and a point guard

Boeheim’s Army 2018: Syracuse squad adds a big man and a point guard
John Gillon and DaShonte Riley will return to Boeheim’s Army this summer. Both former Syracuse basketball players made their debuts with the Syracuse-based The Basketball Tournament team last year. Gillon is the point guard who spent one season with the Orange as a graduate transfer; Riley spent a couple seasons in Syracuse before transferring to Eastern Michigan to play for... more

Syracuse football: 4-star DB Trill Williams headlines early summer enrollees

Syracuse football: 4-star DB Trill Williams headlines early summer enrollees
Five players who signed with Syracuse football earlier this offseason have officially enrolled, per SU Athletics. Defensive back Trill Williams, offensive lineman Carlos Vettorello, running back Akeem Dixon, running back Jarveon Howard and wide receiver Anthony Queeley are all on campus for Summer Session I. Williams, SU’s highest-rated prospect and the lone four-star addition, according to 247Sports.com’s composite rankings, is... more

Syracuse-Cornell at the Dome in NCAA first round

Syracuse-Cornell at the Dome in NCAA first round
For the first time since 2015, the Cornell lacrosse team will be back in the NCAA Tournament. After clinching an automatic bid to the championships with an Ivy League Tournament title win over No. 1 Yale earlier on Sunday, the Big Red found out it will face No. 8 seed Syracuse in the first round in the Carrier Dome on... more

Two players confirmed for Boeheim’s Army; more should be announced this week

Two players confirmed for Boeheim’s Army; more should be announced this week
Eric Devendorf and Brandon Triche have signed up to play on this summer’s edition of Boeheim’s Army. The two former Syracuse guards have fully committed to the team, said general manager Kevin Belbey, and will headline a squad of at least seven players who will compete for the $2 million The Basketball Tournament winner-take-all prize money. Syracuse.com: Read More more
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