James Southerland couldn’t get anything to fall. Neither could Brandon Triche or backcourt mate Michael Carter-Williams. By halftime, the three combined to shoot 4-for-20 from… Read more »
Jim Boeheim has no explanation, only possible theories. Brandon Triche’s struggles are confounding given how much talent and potential he possesses. There’s no easy answer… Read more »
Brandon Triche started down the court, both hands out, wishing he had the previous play back. The senior guard tried to sneak a bounce pass… Read more »
For 39 minutes, Michael Carter-Williams played the goat. Turnovers piled up – eight in all. Shots misfired and clanked off of the rim – he… Read more »
With less than five seconds remaining in the 2003 national championship game and Syracuse leading Kansas 81-78, the Jayhawks’ Michael Lee squared up from the… Read more »
Dave Bike has never met Jim Boeheim face to face, but of course he knows who he is. Boeheim is the only head coach in… Read more »
One side note that came out of Jim Boeheim’s postgame press conference on Saturday was that center DaJuan Coleman is on the verge of returning… Read more »
As the 3-pointers kept flying — and missing — C.J. Fair’s stat line held true. The Orange’s version of Mr. Consistent lived up to his… Read more »
So many came before Otto Porter. Over the course of three-plus decades of epic clashes between Syracuse and Georgetown, dominant individual performances occasionally wrestled the… Read more »
It’s not hard to pinpoint exactly when the hatred was born, when the ground finally cracked and a schism separating Georgetown and Syracuse would dictate… Read more »
The latest chapter of the Syracuse-Georgetown rivalry took place six days ago in Houston. Former SU great John Wallace and Hoya nemesis Jerome Williams, both… Read more »
Sonny Spera labeled it “Hoya Paranoia.” Rafael Addison said they were “like the Oakland Raiders of college basketball.” Andre Hawkins coined it a “Georgetown-against-the-world mentality.”… Read more »
Unrivaled history For more than three decades, Syracuse and Georgetown have played one of the most heated rivalries in college basketball. The games have been… Read more »
Syracuse Point guard Sherman Douglas 1985-1989 14.9 ppg 7 apg 53.8 FG pct 33.2 3PT pct At the time, Douglas was one of the most… Read more »
Through the years, the rivalry boiled. It was built on moments that defined intense clashes between two physical teams in Syracuse and Georgetown. They defined… Read more »
Ed Cooley stood outside of the visitor’s locker room and summed up Syracuse’s season in 17 words. “If he’s making assists for other guys, they’re… Read more »
From the second seat on the Providence bench, Bryce Cotton gazed dejectedly onto the court, where the final seconds of a hopeless game melted away.… Read more »
Jim Boeheim wasn’t about to reflect on the past Saturday night at Seton Hall – another stop on Syracuse’s farewell tour through the Big East.… Read more »
NEWARK, N.J. — The formula to frustrate Michael Carter-Williams is no secret. It’s been in place since Syracuse’s first loss to Temple back in December.… Read more »
NEWARK, N.J. –James Southerland knocked down three 3-pointers. But he missed his first three attempts. In his third game back following his ineligibility, Southerland is… Read more »
NEWARK, N.J. — Michael Carter-Williams raced down the court, straight for the rim. Unconcerned by Seton Hall guard Aaron Cosby’s presence in front of him,… Read more »
NEWARK, N.J. – With every shot Brandon Triche made Saturday, with every 3-pointer he drained, with every audible groan the Seton Hall fans voiced, a… Read more »
