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Six years later, Syracuse’s Carrier Dome questions remain unanswered

Six years later, Syracuse’s Carrier Dome questions remain unanswered
As Syracuse approaches a sixth year of conversation about the future of the Carrier Dome, there have been few public decisions made about the buildings planned renovations or how it will be paid for. The project hasn’t been finalized. The pursuit of public funding appears in its early stages. A contractor linked to the renovation said this week that its... more

Q&A with Syracuse football QB commit Tommy DeVito

Q&A with Syracuse football QB commit Tommy DeVito
Tommy DeVito spent his summer as a Syracuse football commit thriving on the national stage. After making the Elite 11 final group in Los Angeles, the standout quarterback was named to The Opening’s all-7-on-7 tournament team for his performance in Oregon. Then he came home and worked out with New York Giants wide receiver Victor Cruz. Read More at Syracuse.com more

Orange Football: Urban Meyer told Chris Ash to pick Rutgers job over Syracuse

Orange Football: Urban Meyer told Chris Ash to pick Rutgers job over Syracuse
You all remember the coaching search last year after Scott Shafer was fired, right? The Syracuse Orange were looking at a few names, and (once Scott Frost went to UCF) the ones that kept popping up were Dino Babers and Chris Ash. Ash then the Ohio State defensive coordinator, seemed to be a bit out of nowhere. At the time,... more

ESPN colleagues salute new Syracuse AD John Wildhack on his last day at network

ESPN colleagues salute new Syracuse AD John Wildhack on his last day at network
The man who ESPN president John Skipper says “has had a direct hand in virtually every major content milestone ESPN has achieved” worked his last day at the network on Thursday. After 36 years at the “Worldwide Leader in Sports,” John Wildhack is ready to move on to a new gig as the athletic director at Syracuse University. Read More more

Forbes: Syracuse has NCAA’s 35th-most valuable sports apparel deal

Forbes: Syracuse has NCAA’s 35th-most valuable sports apparel deal
Forbes recently ranked the most valuable sports apparel deals in college athletics, and Syracuse comes in at 35th out of the 65 schools tracked. On average, the Orange bring in about $3 million per year from Nike. This seems like an awful lot of money, but really when it comes down to it, it is very much in the middle... more

Momentum building for Orange football

Momentum building for Orange football
The momentum is building for Orange head football coach Dino Babers’ Syracuse debut and the start of the 2016 Orange football season. More than 2,700 new season tickets have been sold as of late last week. Lower-level season tickets in the end zones are still available for $125. Visit www.cuse.com/tickets or call 888-DOMETIX (option 2) to purchase yours today. Read... more

Former Syracuse football star Dwight Freeney signs with Atlanta Falcons

Former Syracuse football star Dwight Freeney signs with Atlanta Falcons
The Atlanta Falcons attempted to address their persistent pass-rush problem on Tuesday by agreeing to terms on a deal with free-agent linebacker Dwight Freeney. Freeney, 36, hasn’t had a double-digit sack total since 2010. Even so, his eight sacks in 11 games with Arizona in 2015 would have easily led Atlanta. He’ll give the Falcons the established pass-rush leader the... more

Syracuse Football Recruiting: Orange Decline Commitment from 3-Star RB Damone Drew

Syracuse Football Recruiting: Orange Decline Commitment from 3-Star RB Damone Drew
We’ve been talking about the Syracuse Orange’s football recruiting momentum of late. But for every kid that does commit, there could be another one-time target that could potentially fall by the wayside. This is not unique to SU, but is the case for every school. It’s the unfortunate side of these things, but a fair one considering how involved the... more

Former Syracuse quarterback Donovan McNabb joining ESPN Radio

Former Syracuse quarterback Donovan McNabb joining ESPN Radio
Donovan McNabb had a fantastic football career from his days as a Syracuse Orange to becoming an NFL legend. His post-football life, however, has not exactly been a smooth ride. After his retirement from the NFL, McNabb held broadcasting positions with FOX, FS1, and NBC Sports Radio. He was let go from these positions following his DUI arrest last year.... more
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