NEW YORK — Virginia Tech placed Syracuse in an unfamiliar position on Wednesday.Trailing at halftime, the circumstances for the Orange were much different than they… Read more »
NEW YORK — Virginia Tech's hot shooting bloomed right from its first possession of the game. Jarell Eddie's 3-pointer put the Hokies on top from… Read more »
NEW YORK — C.J. Fair gave Syracuse its long-awaited first lead of the game with a two-handed slam. And after an ensuing Virginia Tech turnover,… Read more »
One after another, the questions about Bernie Fine poured in. Sitting on a stool in front of his locker following a blowout win over Colgate,… Read more »
The second seat was without its rightful owner. Stationed between Jim Boeheim and Stan Kissel on the Syracuse bench, the emptiness of the chair was… Read more »
Jim Boeheim typically starts the same five players in the second half that he uses to start a game. The Syracuse head coach has done… Read more »
Seven points in 17 seconds.Brandon Triche said he'd seen it in high school but never since the junior guard came to Syracuse. James Southerland hadn't… Read more »
Big East Associate Commissioner for men's basketball Daniel Gavitt expressed support for Bernie Fine on Friday in response to the allegations of molestation currently surrounding… Read more »
A former assistant coach from Syracuse's 1986-87 Final Four team said he was shocked to hear of the allegations that SU associate head coach Bernie… Read more »
A former men's basketball team manager for the 1985-86 and 1986-87 seasons refutes allegations that Syracuse associate head coach Bernie Fine molested two ball boys.… Read more »
UPDATED: Nov, 18, 2011. 2:24 a.m. More than 2,350 miles away, Bernie Fine has a supporter. Eric Devendorf, the former Syracuse guard who is in… Read more »
On a typical game day, Andy Rautins woke up at around 8:30 a.m. and jumped on his elliptical in his New York City apartment. The… Read more »
Two minutes, two bad decisions and a seat on the bench. That was how Monday's win over Manhattan began for starting point guard Scoop Jardine.He… Read more »
Baye Moussa Keita didn't miss a shot. For once, the sophomore center's energy and effort made a splash on the offensive end.ball.'Off a C.J. Fair… Read more »
Gerardo Suero sliced into the left side of the Syracuse zone. As he neared the basket, there stood 6-foot-9 forward Rakeem Christmas to protect the… Read more »
James Southerland was the spark Syracuse needed to help burn away an ominous start.Floundering early against Albany, the Orange turned to Southerland for some offense.… Read more »
Syracuse opened its game against Manhattan in man-to-man defense and stayed in it for nearly the first seven minutes of action. After Jaspers guard George… Read more »
Dion Waiters exploded up the court. Two seconds after Fab Melo stole the ball from Manhattan's Mohamed Koita, Waiters was already at the rim.Though his… Read more »
Kris Joseph made it a goal for himself when he was in high school. Whatever college he went to, he wanted to score 1,000 points.… Read more »
Eight different players made Syracuse's first eight field goals in its season-opening win against Fordham. Scoop Jardine pulled up for 3 from the right wing… Read more »
For a 32-second stretch, Kris Joseph's all-around game became visible.With SU up 14 early in the second half, Joseph ran across the baseline looking for… Read more »
Devon McMillan must not have gotten the message the first time.With about 13 minutes left in the first half, Syracuse center Baye Moussa Keita turned… Read more »
UPDATED: Nov. 13, 2011, 11:34 p.m. The 3-pointer from the corner against Cal State-Los Angeles provided a peek at the past and future for C.J.… Read more »
Joe Alexander refused to make it easy. In the driveway of his Ontario home, he spent hours playing games of 21 with his daughter, Kayla,… Read more »
