Syracuse cornerback Reddish's status for Minnesota game uncertain
Syracuse sophomore cornerback Brandon Reddish suffered a lower-body injury in the Orange’s game against Stony Brook and his status is uncertain for this weekend’s game… Read more »
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Head start: Syracuse looks to end 1st-half struggles at Minnesota
Standing at the podium after Syracuse’s 28-17 win over Stony Brook, Doug Marrone said he was still looking for consistency from his team offensively. Through… Read more »
Double reverse: Limegrover, Kill working to revamp Minnesota offense
Southern Illinois’ 80-yard, beautifully orchestrated game-winning drive against Western Illinois on Oct. 5, 2002, did more for two men standing on the sideline than it… Read more »
Former track and field star Hunt finds gridiron success with Mustangs
Margus Hunt never expected to be here. He was supposed to be in London this past summer competing in discus throw in the Olympics. Instead,… Read more »
D-II Lock Haven looking to end 45-game losing streak
On Nov. 10, 2007, Lock Haven (Pa.) beat Clarion 17-14. They have lost all 45 games since. Just one more loss will tie them for… Read more »
Rutgers running back Jamison plays major role in Scarlet Knights' hot start
With less than two minutes remaining Thursday night and Rutgers leading South Florida by three, Scarlet Knights running back Jawan Jamison had the chance to… Read more »
NCAA denies transfer waiver request for defensive tackle Raymon
John Raymon will have to wait to see the field for another year. The Syracuse defensive tackle had his application for a waiver request denied,… Read more »
Fighter's mentality: Vaughan considers future in MMA as fallback to pro football
Primacy dwells within the octagonal cage. It coats each square inch of the canvas spanning the structure’s 30-foot diameter and drips off the black vinyl… Read more »
Marrone expects production from running back rotation to continue
Syracuse employed three different running backs in Saturday’s 28-17 win over Stony Brook. Head coach Doug Marrone said the “running-back-by-committee” approach is one he likes… Read more »
Close call against Stony Brook proves Syracuse has a long way to go in 2012
The drought was finally over, but the tone was anything but celebratory. Following Syracuse’s 28-17 win over Stony Brook on Saturday — its first in… Read more »
Broyld provides boost in running game; Krautman misses 2 field goals
It took three games, but Ashton Broyld finally showed why he was a highly touted prospect coming out of high school. About eight minutes into… Read more »
Nassib makes big plays to lead Syracuse to 28-17 victory over Stony Brook
Nathaniel Hackett couldn’t believe the statistics. Syracuse quarterback Ryan Nassib completed just 40 percent of his 15 passes in the first half. But Hackett’s surprise… Read more »
Storify: Syracuse defeats Stony Brook 28-17
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LEVELING UP: Syracuse shuts down Stony Brook offense in 2nd half to snap 7-game losing streak
Scott Shafer chose not to alter his game plan during the first half. The Syracuse defensive coordinator wanted to wait, look his players in their… Read more »
Syracuse struggles to contain Stony Brook offense, trails 17-14 at halftime
Stony Brook features one of the most vaunted rushing attacks on any level of college football, but it was a beautiful 63-yard pass that gave… Read more »
Ground attack: Syracuse looks to stop Stony Brook's vaunted running game
The game against Western Illinois still stands out to Scott Shafer. Five jobs and more than a decade ago, Shafer was a member of the… Read more »
Notre Dame agrees to join ACC in all sports but football
Notre Dame will join the Atlantic Coast Conference for all sports except football, the ACC announced in a press release on Wednesday. While the Fighting… Read more »
Ellington emerges as playmaker out of backfield for Clemson early in 2012
In a season-opening 26-19 victory over Auburn, Clemson running back Andre Ellington burst onto the scene with a 231-yard game. The speedy back broke a… Read more »
Q&A with Greg Logan of Newsday
Syracuse stuck with No. 2 Southern California for three quarters, but quarterback Matt Barkley finished with six touchdowns as SU allowed 42 points for the… Read more »
Hitting home: After controversial exit from Iowa, Coker finds fresh start at Stony Brook
Marcus Coker opened the front door of his Beltsville, Md., home and walked inside. After two years at Iowa — more than 900 miles away… Read more »
Wide receiver Kobena out indefinitely after undergoing surgery
Syracuse got one wide receiver back on Saturday, but lost another soon after. Sophomore wideout Jeremiah Kobena will be out for several weeks after undergoing… Read more »
Edsall to face Connecticut for 1st time since leaving program
Paul Pasqualoni entered last fall’s matchup against Syracuse carrying plenty of history. Pasqualoni and his Connecticut team got the best of the Orange that day,… Read more »
Syracuse offense looks to avoid slow start; Punting situation remains concern
After Syracuse lost its season opener, Doug Marrone focused on the positives his team could build on moving forward. The SU head coach saw more… Read more »
