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Former Syracuse guard Brandon Triche signs with Israeli team

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Former Syracuse guard Brandon Triche signs with Israeli team
Brandon Triche finished his D-League season with the Salt Lake Stars. He arrived home in Syracuse last Tuesday, his dad, Melvin said. On Friday, as he traveled to New York to spend the weekend, Triche fielded a phone call. Would he be interested in finishing the season for Bnei Herzeliyya, a team in the Israeli pro league that also plays... more

How Syracuse basketball’s recruits fit in with the returning players

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How Syracuse basketball’s recruits fit in with the returning players
The start of the NCAA men’s basketball signing season began on Wednesday. The Orange currently has five returning scholarship players and three commits. SU is also known to be linked to two highly-rated recruits. Forward Jordan Tucker visited this past weekend and guard Tremont Waters is considering SU. Syracuse will be allowed to roster up to 11 scholarship players on... more

Former Syracuse star Carmelo Anthony will be playing elsewhere soon

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Former Syracuse star Carmelo Anthony will be playing elsewhere soon
“Carmelo Anthony can’t win” is a tired and false narrative in the NBA. Not only does it ignore Melo’s 2003 national title with the Syracuse Orange(men), but it forgets that he also has three Olympic gold medals, and made the playoffs in each of his first 10 NBA seasons. Melo was the star of a New York Knicks team that... more

Howard Washington adds depth to Syracuse’s backcourt

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Howard Washington adds depth to Syracuse’s backcourt
It’s unclear where exactly Washington will fit into Syracuse’s backcourt rotation. Tyus Battle returns as the starting shooting guard. Frank Howard started 14 games at the point last season before giving way to John Gillon. With Gillon gone, Howard could take back the starting job. Syracuse also continues to pursue Eric Ayala, a 6-4 guard at Putnam (Conn.) Science Academy.... more

Bourama Sidibe could make big impact for Syracuse basketball next season

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Bourama Sidibe could make big impact for Syracuse basketball next season
Bourama Sidibe, a Class of 2017 signee with the Syracuse Orange, could be an impact player that is going completely under the radar heading into next season. Sidibe, who stands at 6-foot-11, had an impressive showing at the Jordan Brand Classic Regional Game last week, scoring 18 points and grabbing 12 rebounds against some of the nation’s best players. NunesMagician.com:... more

Former Syracuse forward Tyler Lydon signs with Priority Sports Agency

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Former Syracuse forward Tyler Lydon signs with Priority Sports Agency
Former Syracuse Orange forward Tyler Lydon has officially signed with Priority Sports Agency out of Chicago, the organization confirmed to TNIAAM on Friday. Lydon will be represented by Andy Shiffman, per a spokesman for the agency. The 6-foot-10 forward officially declared for the 2017 NBA Draft back on March 22. NunesMagician.com: Read More more

What channel is Syracuse lacrosse vs. Binghamton on?

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What channel is Syracuse lacrosse vs. Binghamton on?
The No. 1 Syracuse University lacrosse team will wrap up its regular season home schedule when Binghamton visits the Carrier Dome on Saturday. The Orange (10-1) has won eight straight and will be looking to continue that momentum into next weekend’s ACC Tournament. Syracuse and Binghamton have squared off just five times in a series dating back to 2007, with... more

BREMER: 3 Keys from Saturday’s SU Spring Football Showcase

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BREMER: 3 Keys from Saturday’s SU Spring Football Showcase
This year’s scrimmage featured Team Orange with the first string offense and defense – against Team White, which was comprised of the second string units. They faced off in four quarters with a 12 minute running clock. As Team Orange came out victorious by a score of 14-0, here are Keith Bremer’s three key takeaways from the performance. 1. Defensive... more

No. 1 Syracuse holds off upset bid by Binghamton

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No. 1 Syracuse holds off upset bid by Binghamton
Ryan Simmons and Jamie Trimboli scored late goals and goalie Evan Molloy denied a last-second shot as No. 1 Syracuse lacrosse sweated out a win over Binghamton 9-8 Saturday in the Carrier Dome. The win improves Syracuse to 11-1 heading into next weekend’s ACC Tournament. The contest was the ninth one-goal game of the season for the Orange. Tom Moore... more

Is Syracuse basketball at a crossroads?

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Is Syracuse basketball at a crossroads?
On Friday, ESPN’s John Gasaway remarked that the Syracuse Orange basketball program was at a crossroads. A lot of that centered on the upheaval of the last few seasons, the change to the ACC and most recently, Mike Hopkins’s departure to Washington. It also talked about SU’s current recruiting questions — ones we’ve also talked about here extensively. The Orange... more

Dino Babers ALSO thinks Syracuse’s schedule is incredibly difficult

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Dino Babers ALSO thinks Syracuse’s schedule is incredibly difficult
Before Saturday’s spring game, Syracuse Orange head coach Dino Babers chatted with Brent Axe last week about a host of different topics. It’s a great article that gets into Dino’s thinking on several aspects of spring practice, so wander over to Syracuse.com to read the whole thing. But the nugget that really stuck out to me was (of course) about... more

Syracuse lacrosse entrenched at No. 1 heading into ACC Tournament

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Syracuse lacrosse entrenched at No. 1 heading into ACC Tournament
The Syracuse lacrosse team will head to the ACC Tournament this weekend firmly holding down its spot atop the national polls. In the Maverik media poll released Monday morning, the Orange (11-1) is again No. 1. Syracuse received 30 first place votes and 656 points overall. Denver is second with 602 points and one first place vote and ACC rival... more
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