Syracuse defensive end Luke Arciniega granted 2 extra years of eligibility from NCAA
Luke Arciniega had been practicing with Syracuse this spring while not knowing whether or not he had already played his final college game. Read more »
Football
Jamar McGloster emphasizes technique as developing offensive lineman for Syracuse
After four years on the hardwood at New Jersey powerhouse Saint Anthony High School, Jamar McGloster — who played just two years of high school football — is continuing to hone in on his technique, adjust to the Orange’s second new offense in as many years and shoulder a bigger role on the offensive line. Read more »
Head coaches Scott Shafer, John Desko discuss Daryl Gross stepping down as director of athletics, provide glimpse into future
Six days after former Director of Athletics Daryl Gross stepped down from his position, football head coach Scott Shafer and men’s lacrosse head coach John Desko spoke about the move and looked into the future involving a new athletic director. Read more »
Jim Boeheim disagrees with how NCAA punished basketball program compared to football program
One of the topics Jim Boeheim covered in his press conference Thursday morning was the difference in how the SU men's basketball and football programs were punished as a result of NCAA violations. Read more »
Former Syracuse running back Adonis Ameen-Moore charged with possession of marijuana
Adonis-Ameen Moore, who finished up as a senior for Syracuse this fall, was reportedly charged with possession of marijuana. Read more »
Statement from Daryl Gross on no longer serving as director of athletics
Daryl Gross will no longer serve as Syracuse University's director of athletics, per an email sent to the SU community by Chancellor Kent Syverud on Wednesday morning. A statement from Gross was included in the email. Read more »
Running backs George Morris II, Devante McFarlane adapt to taking bulk of carries in spring practice
George Morris II and Devante McFarlane have been receiving the bulk of the carries during spring practice. After the departure of Syracuse's two main backs, Morris and McFarlane, with two similar styles, will handle more responsibility. Read more »
Syracuse head coach Scott Shafer discusses head coaches' accountability, role in hearing with Committee on Infractions
SU head coach Scott Shafer discussed his opinion Tuesday evening, of how accountable head coaches should be held for those under them in a program. He also talked about his role, or lack thereof, in October's Committee on Infractions hearing. Read more »
Wide receiver Quinta Funderburk seeks transfer from Syracuse after not being welcomed back for final year of eligibility
Wide receiver Quinta Funderburk will not return to Syracuse for his final year of eligibility after head coach Scott Shafer decided to part ways with the senior. Read more »
Syracuse University Board of Trustees addresses NCAA report in statement
The Syracuse University Board of Trustees addressed the NCAA report on several fronts in a statement released Wednesday afternoon. Read more »
Jeff Cornish denies NCAA report claims, contests Post-Standard's reporting
Jeff Cornish struck out at the NCAA and The Post-Standard in a statement received by The Daily Orange from his lawyer, Scott Bielicki, on Tuesday morning. Read more »
Former Syracuse quarterback Perry Patterson admits to being paid by Oneida YMCA: 'For me it was just a job'
Former Syracuse quarterback Perry Patterson admitted Monday that he was one of three former SU football players who were paid for their services at the Oneida YMCA. Read more »
Mysterious bank account, illegitimate internships and other takeaways from the "Findings of Fact" section of NCAA report
Highlights of the first section of the 94-page NCAA report, titled "Findings of Fact, that was released Friday morning. Read more »
What does 5-year probation mean for Syracuse Athletics?
While the punishments inflicted on Syracuse are not all clearcut, one of the murkier provisions is the five-year probation that will stretch from March 6, 2015 to March 5, 2020. Here's what it means. Read more »
Breakdown of Syracuse's academic violations detailed in NCAA report
The investigation does not involve any current student-athletes, and dates back to 2007 when SU self-reported possible violations within the athletics department. Academic violations detailed in the report involve athletes receiving impermissible assistance from tutors and mentors. The violations mainly involved the men’s basketball team, but also included football. Read more »
Breakdown of punishments inflicted on Syracuse by the NCAA
The NCAA cracked down on the Syracuse athletic program with a series of penalties on Friday, and here is the full list of the punishments from the report. Read more »
AJ Long reportedly expects to redshirt sophomore season
Rising sophomore quarterback AJ Long expects to redshirt this upcoming season, he told a group of reporters at Tuesday night's media availability. Read more »
Hunt reflects on missed time due to fractured fibula, turns focus to upcoming season
In Terrel Hunt's first time speaking with reporters since before he suffered his season-ending fractured fibula during the Orange's loss to Louisville on Oct. 3, the rising senior reflected on the time he missed — while SU sputtered to a 3-9 finish, including just 1-7 in Atlantic Coast Conference play — and how he grew from it. Read more »
Syracuse football: Shafer discusses 1st day of practice
Syracuse opened up spring practice on Sunday morning at the Ensley Athletic Center and head coach Scott Shafer talked about getting back on the field afterward with the media. Here are four main talking points from the Orange’s first on-field action of the season. Read more »
Taylor reportedly becomes final commit in Syracuse's Class of 2015
Outside linebacker Ted Taylor has committed to Syracuse, becoming the last commit in SU's Class of 2015. Scout.com first reported the news. Read more »
Womack reportedly signs letter of intent to play at Syracuse, becomes 2nd quarterback in Class of 2015
Quarterback Kenterius Womack has signed a national letter of intent to play for Syracuse, Operations and Recruiting Quality Control coach Cole Dial tweeted on Thursday afternoon. Read more »
Syracuse welcomes Class of 2015, Shafer discusses defensive line, New Jersey, Florida recruiting
Syracuse head coach Scott Shafer held his National Signing Day press conference in the Iocolano-Petty Football Wing on Wednesday and the defensive line, state of New Jersey and George McDonald were among the main talking points. Read more »
Shafer speaks on academics regarding recruiting process at Signing Day press conference
Scott Shafer expressed the importance of academics at his Signing Day press conference on Wednesday. Read more »
Syracuse revitalizes New York, New Jersey recruiting efforts in Class of 2015
Syracuse has seven commits from the New York and New Jersey area. They're all expected to sign their letter of intent on Wednesday. Read more »
