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Cornell football fends off late Bucknell rally in opener

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Cornell football fends off late Bucknell rally in opener
Just like last year, Cornell football (1-0) started slow against Bucknell (1-2), falling into an early hole. Just like last year, the Red eventually found its groove and built a lead. Just like last year, the Bison stormed back, threatening to steal a miraculous victory. But unlike last year, the men of Cornell football did not let the game get... more

For Syracuse football, change takes time; change isn’t easy; change is painful

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For Syracuse football, change takes time; change isn’t easy; change is painful
Change ain’t easy. And it’s not quite time for Syracuse to panic after losing two games to what should be a top-five team in Louisville and a team that will likely be ranked at some point this season in South Florida. SU has shown growth in each of those games. It’s also shown the pain it’ll take to get where... more

Kenny’s 2 Pennies: State of Football in New York

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Kenny’s 2 Pennies: State of Football in New York
This week Kenny rants about the state of our local football teams. From the Buffalo Bills to the Syracuse Orange to Kenny’s hometown high school teams, it has not been a good start to the season. Check out Kenny’s 2 Pennies streamed live on Tuesday morning on FingerLakes1.TV… AUDIO ONLY VERSION: Click here for the episode page at FingerLakes1.TV more

Syracuse alum Trevor Cooney signs with pro team in Spain

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Syracuse alum Trevor Cooney signs with pro team in Spain
Trevor Cooney, a starter on the Syracuse team that advanced to last year’s NCAA Final Four, has signed with a professional team in Spain, his father confirmed on Tuesday. Cooney will play for Baskonia, which competes in Spain’s ACB league as well as the Euroleague. Baskonia, or Saski Baskonia, is located in Vitoria-Gasteiz, Spain. Baskonia made the Euroleague’s final four... more

Syracuse vs. UConn: Orange search for first road win since 2014

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Syracuse vs. UConn: Orange search for first road win since 2014
When the Syracuse Orange head down to PAWS ARF on Saturday to face the UConn Huskies, they’ll be underdogs according to Vegas. This should be nothing new for SU. They haven’t won a game on the road since beating Wake Forest 30-7 in 2014. Read that statistic again, because it doesn’t get easier to stomach. Syracuse hasn’t won a road... more

Cornell men’s hockey ranked fifth, sixth in preseason ECAC polls

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Cornell men’s hockey ranked fifth, sixth in preseason ECAC polls
In the annual preseason ECAC polls, Cornell was tabbed to finish fifth by the media and sixth by the conference’s coaches. While the Red’s squad remains similar and strong, as compared to last year’s, the team’s key opponents have also kept their squads up to par. Top names ranked ahead of Cornell include perennial favorites including Quinnipiac, Harvard and Yale.... more

Cornell football highlights Ithaca sports weekend

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Cornell football highlights Ithaca sports weekend
Every week this section will preview five of the top local sporting events for the weekend. After winning its season opener in Bucknell last week, the Cornell University football team opens the home portion of its schedule Saturday afternoon at 3 p.m. against rival Yale at Schoellkopf Field. Not only will Cornell be aiming to get revenge for last year’s... more

Tyler Ennis traded from Milwaukee Bucks to Houston in exchange for Michael Beasley (report)

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Tyler Ennis traded from Milwaukee Bucks to Houston in exchange for Michael Beasley (report)
Former Syracuse point guard Tyler Ennis was traded from Milwaukee to Houston in exchange for veteran forward Michael Beasley, according to a report from Yahoo! NBA reporter Adrian Wojnarwoski. Wojnarowski Tweeted that Milwaukee made the deal due to an injury to forward Khris Middleton, who will miss six months with a torn hamstring. Beasley gives Milwaukee depth at forward for... more

Statesmen, Dutchmen to clash for 100th time today in Geneva

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Statesmen, Dutchmen to clash for 100th time today in Geneva
The nationally ranked Hobart College football team will open Liberty League play at home on Saturday, Sept. 24, hosting Union College in the 100th meeting between the two rivals. Kickoff at Boswell Field is slated for noon. During the game, both coaching staffs will wear Coach To Cure MD patches in support of the American Football Coaches Association’s annual effort... more

Statesmen rally past Dutchmen

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Statesmen rally past Dutchmen
The Hobart College football team rallied from a 10-point, second half deficit to defeat Liberty League rival Union College 27-23 in the 100th all-time meeting between the two schools. Junior wide receiver Brandon Shed caught six passes for a game-high 106 yards and three touchdowns to lead the Statesmen. Shed celebrated his birthday this afternoon with his fifth consecutive 100-yard... more

Around the Ivy: Cornell Joins Harvard, Dartmouth in Starting Season 2-0

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Around the Ivy: Cornell Joins Harvard, Dartmouth in Starting Season 2-0
After two weeks of play, Cornell is among three Ivy League teams that have yet to record a loss. Joining the Red are Harvard and Dartmouth, two of last year’s co-champions. Along with Columbia and Yale, the third co-champion, Penn, remains winless. Princeton and Brown have both posted 1-1 records so far. Cornell Sun Sports: Read More more
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