»
Home > Sports > College (Page 13)

Category: College

Cornell defense stout in 13-8 win over Syracuse (full coverage)

Published:
Cornell defense stout in 13-8 win over Syracuse (full coverage)
The No. 6 Syracuse men’s lacrosse team (6-4, 3-0 ACC) saw its three-game win streak snapped at the hands of No. 11 Cornell (8-3, 4-1 IVY), 13-8 on Tuesday night in Ithaca, N.Y. The Big Red used a pair of three-goal runs to turn a 2-2 game into an 8-3 game in the first minute of the second half, to... more

Syracuse basketball in hunt for former Pittsburgh recruit Bryce Golden

Published:
Syracuse basketball in hunt for former Pittsburgh recruit Bryce Golden
Syracuse is one of six schools that are in the mix for former Pittsburgh recruit Bryce Golden. Golden, a 6-foot-9 forward from Winchester, Va., had signed a National Letter of Intent to play at Pittsburgh, but he asked the school to be released from the commitment after Pitt officials fired coach Kevin Stallings. Golden tweeted out his list of six... more

Dino Babers’ 4 biggest impressions from Syracuse spring practice

Published:
Dino Babers’ 4 biggest impressions from Syracuse spring practice
After the last official practice of spring football on Tuesday morning, Syracuse head coach Dino Babers reflected on the team’s spring. The Orange held 14 practices in March and April, ahead of the “Spring Preview,” or annual spring game, which is Friday night inside the Carrier Dome. Here are four impressions Babers had this spring. Daily Orange: Read More Dino... more

Former Geneva Senators player Johnny Jones visits McDonough Park

Published:
Former Geneva Senators player Johnny Jones visits McDonough Park
McDonough Park in Geneva recently played host to former Geneva Senators player Johnny Jones and his family. Jones was a catcher and played at McDonough Park in 1968. He was visiting from Tennessee and was here on vacation. The Geneva Senators were a minor league baseball team that played in the New York-Penn League from 1963-1972. They were an affiliate... more

Individual game Syracuse football tickets on sale April 17

Published:
Individual game Syracuse football tickets on sale April 17
Individual game tickets for Syracuse’s six 2018 home football games go on sale Tuesday, April 17 at 10 a.m. Tickets can be purchased online at Cuse.com/tickets, by phone (888-DOMETIX) or in person at the Carrier Dome Box Office (Gate B). The Orange are embarking on their third campaign under head coach Dino Babers and return 15 starters from last season.... more

Syracuse in the NBA: 2017-18 regular season recap

Published:
Syracuse in the NBA: 2017-18 regular season recap
The 2017-18 NBA regular season wrapped up on Wednesday night, and the playoffs will start this weekend. With that, we’re able to sum up how former Syracuse Orange players performed this year, before looking ahead for those that have qualified for the postseason. Some looked better than others, obviously. And some wound up bouncing around between the G League and... more

It’s great to be Dake

Published:
It’s great to be Dake
It was, in many ways, a flashback to 5 years (and 1 month) ago. Lansing High School and Cornell University grad Kyle Dake entered the most prestigious wrestling tournament he could find, rolled through the preliminary rounds without giving up a single point, fell behind in the crucial final match, and then outsmarted and outmuscled his opponent to see his... more

Syracuse officially announces Oshae Brissett will be back next season

Published:
Syracuse officially announces Oshae Brissett will be back next season
The signs indicating that Oshae Brissett would return to the Syracuse men’s basketball team next season had been building over the past week. If you needed official word, though, it came on Wednesday through the program’s Twitter account. Syracuse’s athletic department released a video (below) in which Brissett talks about next year and noted “the process” wasn’t very difficult. Read More... more

Syracuse football offensive line has something not seen in almost 30 years

Published:
Syracuse football offensive line has something not seen in almost 30 years
Syracuse football’s renewed sense of optimism in its offensive line can be chalked up to something that hasn’t been seen since the height of the Dick MacPherson era. Syracuse this season returns five players on the offensive line with at least a full season of experience for the first time in almost 30 years, according to data provided by SU... more

Syracuse beats Hobart; retains Kraus-Simmons Trophy (full coverage)

Published:
Syracuse beats Hobart; retains Kraus-Simmons Trophy (full coverage)
For the 30th time in 33 tries, the Kraus-Simmons trophy will spend the year in Syracuse. Another stout defensive effort and a five-point day from Stephen Rehfuss powered the No. 8 Syracuse men’s lacrosse team (6-3, 3-0 ACC) past Hobart (4-6, 1-1 NEC), 11-4 on Tuesday night. The win marked the third-straight victory for Syracuse and it’s the 51st-straight time... more

Syracuse basketball’s Bourama Sidibe undergoes knee surgery

Published:
Syracuse basketball’s Bourama Sidibe undergoes knee surgery
Syracuse center Bourama Sidibe underwent surgery last Friday on his left knee, according to SU officials. Sidibe, a 6-foot-10 freshman, hobbled through this past season while dealing with a severe case of tendinitis in his knee. Sidibe’s surgery came just one week after Syracuse’s season ended with a 69-65 loss to Duke in the Sweet 16 of the NCAA tournament.... more

Oshae Brissett: ‘I definitely want to go back to school’

Published:
Oshae Brissett: ‘I definitely want to go back to school’
During his freshman season at Syracuse, Brissett paired 14.9 points per game with 8.8 rebounds, while shooting over 35 percent and showing himself to be an incredibly athletic playmaker for the Orange. While he’s not currently on draft boards, that could potentially change were he to declare. But based on this quote — which echoes his opinion shared right after... more

Syracuse recruit Jalen Carey injures hand; won’t play in Jordan Brand Classic

Published:
Syracuse recruit Jalen Carey injures hand; won’t play in Jordan Brand Classic
Syracuse recruit Jalen Carey injured his right hand in a weight-training accident on Thursday, according to his father. Carey, a 6-foot-3 guard from Immaculate Conception High School in Montclair, N.J., was set to take part in the prestigious Jordan Brand Classic on Sunday at the Barclays Center in Brooklyn. John Carey said his son would still attend the Jordan Brand... more

Darius Bazley to Syracuse fanbase: ‘I just hope they respect that and cheer me on’

Published:
Darius Bazley to Syracuse fanbase: ‘I just hope they respect that and cheer me on’
As the immediate hubbub surrounding Darius Bazley’s decision to decommit from Syracuse and turn pro has faded, the former Orange-bound five-star forward responded to nine days of emotional responses from the SU fanbase — many of them involving disbelief and shock — into a singular message. “I know the fans are great, despite the comments and stuff I’ve been getting... more

Robert Morris clips Hobart in OT on Saturday at Boswell

Published:
Robert Morris clips Hobart in OT on Saturday at Boswell
The Hobart lacrosse team rallied from an early deficit to take No. 19 Robert Morris to overtime, but the visiting Colonials escaped Boswell Field with a 10-9 victory thanks to junior Matt Schmidt’s game winner 1:07 into OT. Statesman junior Matthew Pedicine dominated the faceoff X, winning 17-of-23 on the day while grabbing a career-high matching 12 ground balls. From... more

Hobart falls to SJU Hawks at Boswell, 6-5

Published:
Hobart falls to SJU Hawks at Boswell, 6-5
Hobart College sophomore goalie Sam Lucchesi made a career-high 18 saves, but visiting Saint Joseph’s University eked out a 6-5 win over the Statesmen on Boswell Field Saturday. The game was dominated by defense with Lucchesi, making several saves on point-blank shots. At the other end of the field, the Hawks’ first-year Mike Adler logged 15 saves. SJU senior Chris... more

ONE AND DONE: Boston University eliminates Cornell from NCAA Tournament

Published:
ONE AND DONE: Boston University eliminates Cornell from NCAA Tournament
Cornell University was one of the top-ranked teams in college hockey all season long, but records mean nothing once the NCAA Tournament begins. The top-seeded Big Red scored the first goal Saturday in the first round of the tournament but fourth-seeded Boston University quickly tied the score and later netted the winner in the third period to eliminate Cornell, 3-1,... more
1 … 11 12 13 14 15 … 69