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Writer archives: Pete Iorizzo

SU saved by Miami’s drought

CORAL GABLES, Fla. — Perry Clark's two daughters should be thankful the Miami head coach resisted the urge to make a wager.'I would've bet my… Read more »

Recipe calls for less Pace

Add 28 minutes of Billy Edelin, mix and let Josh Pace sit.Such was the recipe for the Syracuse men’s basketball team Wednesday night. A recipe… Read more »

McNamara shines again

How dare he? It's like ripping Ghandi for being too passive. Or calling out Halle Berry for being too beautiful.But Andre Barrett — now twice… Read more »

SU beats WVU to stay undefeated

The Syracuse women’s swimming and diving team remained undefeated by topping West Virginia on Saturday, stretching its record to 6-0. The men, however, fell to… Read more »

Bliss welcomed back from surgery

The doctor was sure about one thing: Sol Bliss had torn the ACL in his left knee, and he’d need reconstructive surgery to fix it.Something… Read more »

Syracuse wins ugly game against BC

As the Carrier Dome scoreboard clock ticked toward zero, a fan walking behind the Syracuse bench turned and hurled insults at Craig Forth so loudly… Read more »

Forth struggles through leg injury

Through clenched teeth, Craig Forth pretended the sing-song sound of a few hundred fans serenading him with a chorus of boos escaped his notice.“They were… Read more »

Orangemen Leaving Openings

The motion Jeremy McNeil makes when he swings his right arm forward in an apparent attempt to swat the basketball into the fifth row can… Read more »

A New 500 Club

CHESTNUT HILL, Mass. — Perhaps the reason Paul Pasqualoni looked so defeated Saturday, with his head bowed and normally husky voice muffled, was because, for… Read more »

Column: This time SU has one goal

Fourteen men — although some of them, because of age, barely qualify as such — move toward center court as practice winds down.They come from… Read more »

Rhodes brings Tech to its knees

“Get up,” Damien Rhodes thought as he saw running back Walter Reyes writhing in pain.Reyes stayed down, though, for several minutes before being helped to… Read more »

Column: Memory Loss

Too bad 17 years of head-coaching experience has taught Paul Pasqualoni to have such a short memory.'We'll enjoy this ‘til about tomorrow,' the Syracuse head… Read more »

Not A Laugher Anymore

Consider this football season’s comedy skit over. At least for a day.Last week, Virginia Tech stopped laughing. And Syracuse stopped getting laughed at.Pittsburgh wiped the… Read more »

Syracuse hopes deal boosts sales

Things looked promising seven weeks ago, when orange-clad fans filed into a filled-to-the-brim student section before the Syracuse football team kicked off its home opener… Read more »

Defense smiling for a change

Josh Thomas leaned back and considered the question.He sensed something was different around Manley Field House yesterday, and for a moment, his brow perplexedly furrowed… Read more »

Battle of the Bums

Pardon Joe Donnelly’s French.Excuse the junior tight end for feeling the Syracuse football team’s offensive woes call for more than clichs and euphemisms.“I hate to… Read more »

Almost a goner

No one understands.Not that Latroy Oliver expects anyone to. After all, who could comprehend seeing the carcass of a relative, dead of an overdose? Selling… Read more »