No. 17 Syracuse drained a season-best 12 3s in its win over Virginia. A breakdown on how SU’s offensive spacing generated a litany of open looks from long range. Read more »
Syracuse women’s basketball rose two spots to No. 17 in the latest AP Poll following two straight road wins over Miami and Virginia. Read more »
Gary Gait addressed the limitations of video review after Michael Leo’s overtime strike against No. 4 Maryland was disallowed. Read more »
No. 19 Syracuse displayed its ability to overcome a difficult shooting night from Dyaisha Fair, as the remainder of its roster shot 48% from the field to defeat Miami 71-60. Read more »
Slice Sports Management, run by SU students Brandon Gilbert and Jacob Tilem, is breaking barriers in the new world of NIL. Read more »
After growing up watching Nickelodeon, Noah Eagle called Super Bowl LVIII alongside SpongeBob SquarePants and Patrick Star in the network's first-ever Super Bowl broadcast. Read more »
No. 19 Syracuse begins a two-game road trip Thursday against Miami, which ranks ninth in the ACC. Read more »
Joey Spallina has been named the ACC Attack of the Week, while Mason Kohn earned Defensive Player of the Week honors. Spallina tallied 26 points through SU's first three games, and Kohn won 77% of his faceoffs during the stretch. Read more »
Dyaisha Fair has been named the Naismith women’s college basketball Player of the Week. She led Syracuse to a 2-0 week, dropping 29 points against then-No. 15 Louisville. Read more »
“We want to embrace every second we have with Dyaisha Fair.” No. 23 Syracuse’s star point guard dropped a game-high 29 points and led SU’s fourth double-digit comeback win of the season. Read more »
In the second matchup against Louisville, SU broke the zone defense at a higher rate while mounting another fourth quarter comeback. More observations on SU's victory. Read more »
No. 9 Syracuse dedicated its suffocating defensive performance against Manhattan to John Odierna, who coached the Jaspers for the last eight seasons. Read more »
No. 9 Syracuse burned Manhattan on the attack and dominated it at the faceoff X, showing a wide talent gap between the two sides. More observations on SU’s third win of 2024. Read more »
No. 9 Syracuse plays Manhattan Friday in the first-ever matchup between the two programs. Read more »
“Our identity from last year (is) continuing and even growing this year to become a little bit better.” Joey Spallina dominated from X against Colgate, equaling a career-high five assists to carry No. 9 Syracuse to a 18-10 victory. Read more »
Dyaisha Fair was named the Co-ACC Player of the Week alongside Virginia Tech's Elizabeth Kitley. Fair averaged 33 points through SU’s last two games against Louisville and Boston College. Read more »
No. 9 Syracuse faces an early test Monday against Colgate, which is coming off a shocking upset of No. 4 Penn State to open the season. More on SU’s next opponent. Read more »
Despite Syracuse’s shortcomings inside and in its transition defense, Dyaisha Fair erased any success Boston College generated with a season-high 38 points, leading SU to a 75-63 win. Read more »
Before opening faceoff against Vermont, Syracuse men’s lacrosse announced midfielder Max Rosa is out for the 2024 season after suffering a lower-body injury during a preseason scrimmage versus Michigan. Read more »
No. 21 Syracuse attempts to snap a two-game losing skid Sunday against Boston College, who is 0-3 versus SU in the Felisha Legette-Jack era. Read more »
Dyaisha Fair’s 13-point fourth-quarter outburst came after Louisville limited her for most of SU’s defeat. Read more »
No. 21 Syracuse followed up a dominant first quarter with a long string of inefficient offense, shooting just 7-for-32 during the second and third quarters. More observations from SU’s 81-69 defeat to No. 16 Louisville. Read more »
John Odierna built Manhattan into a MAAC champion through intense preparation. At Syracuse, he looks to instill the same culture to fortify its defense. Read more »
Syracuse midfielder Jake Stevens has made Inside Lacrosse's preseason First-Team All-American list, while attacker Joey Spallina and goalie Will Mark made the Third Team. Read more »
