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FRESH TAKES: College Hoops is back, ‘Cuse looks to spoil Notre Dame’s season & reaction to the Jimmy Butler trade (podcast)

FRESH TAKES: College Hoops is back, ‘Cuse looks to spoil Notre Dame’s season & reaction to the Jimmy Butler trade (podcast)
Join Paul Russo and Nick Felice for another edition of the Fresh Takes Podcast recorded live on Tuesday night. This week’s topics include the return of College Basketball, the 76ers acquisition of Jimmy Butler, some big games this weekend in college and pro football highlighted by Syracuse’s match-up with Notre Dame and an update on the NASCAR playoffs.  . more

Syracuse opens at #19 in first College Football Playoff Rankings

Syracuse opens at #19 in first College Football Playoff Rankings
After returning to the national polls for the first time in 17 years over the weekend, Syracuse made history Tuesday night, appearing in the College Football Playoff (CFP) rankings for the first time. The Orange came in at No. 19, and were the second-highest ranked team from the Atlantic Coast Conference behind No. 2 Clemson, when the CFP committee unveiled... more

Saturday’s 66-0 loss to Princeton was as bad as it gets for Cornell

Saturday’s 66-0 loss to Princeton was as bad as it gets for Cornell
Cornell football was certainly not the consensus pick to beat an undefeated, nationally-ranked Princeton team on the road. The Tigers boasted the FCS’s top offense, one of the best defenses and quarterback John Lovett and co. had blown out nearly every opponent coming into Saturday’s contest. But this was embarrassing. The 66-0 drubbing is one for both teams’ record books,... more

Orange rolls to 89-52 win against LeMoyne in final tune-up (full coverage)

Orange rolls to 89-52 win against LeMoyne in final tune-up (full coverage)
Redshirt junior Elijah Hughes led Syracuse with 21 points and five rebounds in an 89-52 victory against Le Moyne in an exhibition game at the Carrier Dome on Wednesday night. Hughes, who had 16 of his 21 points in the first half, was 7-of-9 from the field, including two three-point field goals, and was 5-of-5 from the free throw line.... more

Bills sign WR Terrelle Pryor; Peterman may start again at QB

Bills sign WR Terrelle Pryor; Peterman may start again at QB
The NFL trading deadline has come and gone, and the undermanned Buffalo Bills roster did not undergo an overhaul. “We’re set and nothing’s changed at this point,” coach Sean McDermott said Tuesday afternoon. Not long after, the Buffalo Bills announced signing Terrelle Pryor to bolster the NFL’s weakest wide receiving corps. Signed: WR Terrelle PryorReleased: CB Dontae Johnson More info... more

Four-star recruit Quincy Guerrier commits to Syracuse basketball

Four-star recruit Quincy Guerrier commits to Syracuse basketball
Quincy Guerrier, a 6-foot-7 forward in the 2019 class, has committed to play basketball at Syracuse University. Guerrier chose Syracuse out of a final group of three schools. His final list included Illinois and Oregon. He made his announcement in the Montreal TV studio of RDS during the network’s halftime show for the New York Knicks-Indiana Pacers game. Syracuse.com: Read... more

Hobart hosts Ithaca in Hall of Fame Game on Saturday

Hobart hosts Ithaca in Hall of Fame Game on Saturday
The Hobart College football team will play its final regular season home game on Saturday, Nov. 3, when the Statesmen host Liberty League rival Ithaca College on Boswell Field at David J Urick Stadium. Kickoff has been moved up to noon on Saturday with the Liberty League Women’s Soccer Tournament semifinals also scheduled for the Boz on Saturday. General admission... more

Lansing outlasts Trumansburg en route to regionals

Lansing outlasts Trumansburg en route to regionals
The Lansing boys soccer team squeaked past Trumansburg 1–0 in the Section IV Class C tournament championship on Oct. 29 at Tompkins Cortland Community College. Lansing head coach Benji Parkes said he was proud of how the squad battled throughout the tournament. “We had some good games throughout our run in sectionals,” Parkes said. “I think they made us that... more

Cornell falls to Penn on Friday night in Ithaca

Cornell falls to Penn on Friday night in Ithaca
Penn used three extended second half scoring drives to rally for a 20-7 victory over Cornell on Friday evening at Schoellkopf Field. The Quakers retained the Trustees’ Cup and improved to 6-2 on the season (3-2 Ivy), while Cornell dropped its second straight to fall to 3-5 (2-3 Ivy). The Quakers scored a pair of third quarter touchdowns on 10-play... more
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