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Tiger scratched
Princeton gives SU a scare, Orange win by 11
By Scott Bisang
A night after scoring 53 points in just one half, the Syracuse men's basketball team struggled to equal that number in an entire game against Princeton. The Tigers slowed the tempo, yet were unable to steal a win. Syracuse won its Coaches vs. Cancer regional final, 56-45, before 20,176 at the Carrier Dome.
Bowl bid blown
Syracuse loses to temple, dimming bowl hopes
By Michael Licker
Syracuse loses to temple, dimming bowl hopes
Walk-ons practice for Tigers
By Michael Licker
Prior to his own team's first-round game in the Coaches vs. Cancer Classic, Syracuse men's basketball head coach Jim Boeheim sat on the sideline, scribbling furiously. He watched as Princeton, with its full array of backdoor cuts and slashes, eventually dismantled Bucknell in a 61-48 victory.
Roberts leaves game with injury
By Tim Gorman
Syracuse's 104-54 thrashing of Northern Colorado was surreal. Everything was going the Orange's way. Every bounce, every tip, every loose ball. That is, until midway through the second quarter, when sophomore Terrence Roberts went down hard after a rebound, twisting his left knee.
Barber back to scene of the crime
Missed PAT in Philly 2 years ago tainted SU kicker's legacy
By Scott Lieber
Missed PAT in Philly 2 years ago tainted SU kicker's legacy
Wallace struggles, but Tigers sneak past Bison in Classic
By Tim Gorman
Midway through the second half of last night's Princeton-Bucknell matchup, Princeton's leading returning scorer, senior Judson Wallace, finally scored his first points of the night. Patiently, he stood and sunk two free throws. Wallace's slow, deliberate release was a microcosm of the game, which featured more layups and expired shot clocks than an intramural scrimmage in Archbold Gymnasium.
Folmsbee overcomes asthma to race for Syracuse
By John Infanti
The Syracuse cross country team travels to the Bronx this weekend for the NCAA Regional meet. For the second straight week, the Orange will race in a meet that can define its season. For the second straight week, the Orange will look to the experienced runners on SU to make a big impact.
Pu calls Orange his best team ever
By Nick Friedell
Cheryl Cobbina wants to start something. Not a fight, just a tradition. Cobbina, a freshman from Scarborough, Ontario, likes the feeling the Syracuse volleyball team has right now. That feeling is one of confidence after having qualified for next weekend's Big East tournament in Pittsburgh.
2 freshmen hope to reach varsity team
By Marc Peters
The two teammates often hang out together, watching movies and partying. And when they row, they want to win. Sarah Weir and Erica Mahon are two freshmen on the Syracuse rowing team. This weekend, they will race in the Belly of the Carnegie in Princeton, N.
Orange inks young Laimbeer
Staff Report The Syracuse women's basketball team is about to get its own "Bad Girl." Keri Laimbeer, daughter of former Detroit Pistons "Bad Boy" Bill Laimbeer, has committed to play for Syracuse next season. Jenny Eckhart has also committed to play. Laimbeer, from Detroit, is a 6-foot-2 senior and a three-time All-Oakland County honoree, as well as an honorable mention All-Midwest pick by Street & Smith after her junior year.
