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Syracuse mourns the passing of Chris Gedney

Syracuse mourns the passing of Chris Gedney
Syracuse senior associate athletics director and former Orange All-America tight end Chris Gedney passed away Friday, March 9 at the age of 47. A native of nearby Liverpool, N.Y., Gedney was a four-year standout for the Syracuse football team from 1989-92. He helped lead the program to a 35-12-2 record and four bowl victories during his career. Gedney was a... more

Syracuse football releases 2018 spring depth chart

Syracuse football releases 2018 spring depth chart
With spring practice just days away (March 4), the Syracuse Orange football program recently issued a roster update. Now, we see where those players start slotting in with Thursday’s updated depth chart within this year’s spring prospectus. Stephen Bailey tweeted out a full view of the depth chart… Syracuse’s spring depth chart has so much going on, I’m not even... more

Syracuse to retire Joe Morris’ No. 47 jersey

Syracuse to retire Joe Morris’ No. 47 jersey
The jersey of Syracuse University rushing king Joe Morris will be retired by the Orange football program during the team’s Sept. 22 game versus Connecticut at the Carrier Dome. The announcement to retire Morris’ No. 47 was made by Syracuse Director of Athletics John Wildhack Friday night at an event hosted by Morris’ former Syracuse teammate John Lally and his... more

Abdul Adams, former 4-star RB, has transferred from Oklahoma to Syracuse

Abdul Adams, former 4-star RB, has transferred from Oklahoma to Syracuse
Former four-star running back Abdul Adams has transferred to Syracuse from Oklahoma, SU Athletics announced Monday afternoon. Adams is enrolled and taking classes at SU, per a press release. After two years with the Sooners, he will sit out 2018 and have two years of eligibility remaining starting in 2019. The past season with OU, Adams played in 12 games,... more

Doug Marrone’s Jaguars run reminds Syracuse of what could’ve been

Doug Marrone’s Jaguars run reminds Syracuse of what could’ve been
Doug Marrone and the Jacksonville Jaguars are one win away from the Super Bowl. This only seems stunning to the non-believers, obviously. “Saint Doug” has spent his short head coaching career engineering stunning turnarounds, and this may be his best work to-date. The Jags are just a year removed from a 3-13 record. Sure, some of the pieces were in... more

Syracuse hires former Nebraska offensive line coach Mike Cavanaugh

Syracuse hires former Nebraska offensive line coach Mike Cavanaugh
Syracuse will hire former Nebraska and Oregon State offensive line coach Mike Cavanaugh, according to a report by FootballScoop.com. The website, which specializes in football coaching news, reported that Cavanaugh will coach the offensive line at Syracuse, which means his hiring will likely prompt some shuffling of duties within the Orange staff. Syracuse co-offensive coordinator Mike Lynch coached the offensive... more

Former Syracuse quarterback Donovan McNabb accused of sexual misconduct

Former Syracuse quarterback Donovan McNabb accused of sexual misconduct
A number of NFL Network employees — current and former — were accused of sexual assault Monday. Former Syracuse quarterback Donovan McNabb is one of the accused in the lawsuit against the NFL. Bloomberg first reported the lawsuit. McNabb, a former employee of the NFL Network, was accused of sending inappropriate text messages to Jami Cantor, a former NFL Network... more

Syracuse to Play Notre Dame at Yankee Stadium in 2018

Syracuse to Play Notre Dame at Yankee Stadium in 2018
The Orange will play Notre Dame at Yankee Stadium on Nov. 17, 2018 in their final non-conference game next season, it was announced today. The game is part of the Irish’s Shamrock Series. “Yankee Stadium is one of the great venues in all of sports,” Syracuse head football coach Dino Babers said. “To play a fantastic opponent like Notre Dame... more

Syracuse ‘war room’ becomes center of new online recruiting

Syracuse ‘war room’ becomes center of new online recruiting
On Nov. 14, across from the post-game interview stage in the depths of the Carrier Dome, four tables formed an “L” shape. Laptops are opened in front of most chairs. Video equipment cases and book bags lined a curtain divider a few feet away. A clump of wires connected electronics to a router. Camera lens caps sat next to empty... more

Syracuse chancellor: Proposed tax bill could hurt Carrier Dome renovation, athletics

Syracuse chancellor: Proposed tax bill could hurt Carrier Dome renovation, athletics
In a letter sent to U.S. Rep. John Katko, Syracuse University Chancellor Kent Syverud outlined several ways a House tax-cut proposal hurts the school, including its athletics program. The letter, dated Nov. 20, primarily focused on the harm to students, who would lose tax credits and deductions, and university employees, who would have some benefits taxed for the first time.... more

Syracuse football great Walter Reyes dead at age 36

Syracuse football great Walter Reyes dead at age 36
Former Syracuse football running back Walter Reyes has died at the age of 36, according to his family. Reyes is No. 2 on Syracuse football’s all-time rushing list with 3,424 yards. He played at SU from 2001-04, when he was a first-team All-Big East selection his senior season. Reyes passed away Sunday night after experiencing stomach pain in recent days.... more

Syracuse to Play Notre Dame at Yankee Stadium in 2018

Syracuse to Play Notre Dame at Yankee Stadium in 2018
The Orange will play Notre Dame at Yankee Stadium on Nov. 17, 2018 in their final non-conference game next season, it was announced today. The game is part of the Irish’s Shamrock Series. “Yankee Stadium is one of the great venues in all of sports,” Syracuse head football coach Dino Babers said. “To play a fantastic opponent like Notre Dame... more

Syracuse ‘war room’ becomes center of new online recruiting

Syracuse ‘war room’ becomes center of new online recruiting
On Nov. 14, across from the post-game interview stage in the depths of the Carrier Dome, four tables formed an “L” shape. Laptops are opened in front of most chairs. Video equipment cases and book bags lined a curtain divider a few feet away. A clump of wires connected electronics to a router. Camera lens caps sat next to empty... more

Syracuse chancellor: Proposed tax bill could hurt Carrier Dome renovation, athletics

Syracuse chancellor: Proposed tax bill could hurt Carrier Dome renovation, athletics
In a letter sent to U.S. Rep. John Katko, Syracuse University Chancellor Kent Syverud outlined several ways a House tax-cut proposal hurts the school, including its athletics program. The letter, dated Nov. 20, primarily focused on the harm to students, who would lose tax credits and deductions, and university employees, who would have some benefits taxed for the first time.... more

Syracuse football great Walter Reyes dead at age 36

Syracuse football great Walter Reyes dead at age 36
Former Syracuse football running back Walter Reyes has died at the age of 36, according to his family. Reyes is No. 2 on Syracuse football’s all-time rushing list with 3,424 yards. He played at SU from 2001-04, when he was a first-team All-Big East selection his senior season. Reyes passed away Sunday night after experiencing stomach pain in recent days.... more

Syracuse ‘war room’ becomes center of new online recruiting

Syracuse ‘war room’ becomes center of new online recruiting
On Nov. 14, across from the post-game interview stage in the depths of the Carrier Dome, four tables formed an “L” shape. Laptops are opened in front of most chairs. Video equipment cases and book bags lined a curtain divider a few feet away. A clump of wires connected electronics to a router. Camera lens caps sat next to empty... more

Syracuse chancellor: Proposed tax bill could hurt Carrier Dome renovation, athletics

Syracuse chancellor: Proposed tax bill could hurt Carrier Dome renovation, athletics
In a letter sent to U.S. Rep. John Katko, Syracuse University Chancellor Kent Syverud outlined several ways a House tax-cut proposal hurts the school, including its athletics program. The letter, dated Nov. 20, primarily focused on the harm to students, who would lose tax credits and deductions, and university employees, who would have some benefits taxed for the first time.... more
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