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BENCH MARK: Edelin returns, reserves shine as Syracuse pounds Bonnies
By Tim Gorman
Edelin returns, reserves shine as Syracuse pounds Bonnies
Edelin scores 4 points in 2004 debut
By Scott Bisang
Billy Edelin made his long-awaited return to the Syracuse men's basketball team Wednesday night, and the fans certainly made him feel welcome. With 8:44 to play in the first half against St. Bonaventure, Syracuse head coach Jim Boeheim inserted his junior point guard into the lineup for the first time in nearly 11 months.
Las Vegas, Hawaii Bowls possible for SU
By Michael Becker
For the first time since 2001, the Syracuse football team will be invited to a postseason bowl game. While last season SU was left out of the bowl picture despite having the necessary six wins, that scenario will not repeat itself this year. "There's going to be a place for Syracuse," Big East Associate Commissioner John Paquette said.
SU looks to improve on 4-0 November
By Mike Janela
Besides Thanksgiving dinner, the month of November hasn't always been kind to the Syracuse women's basketball team. While many teams load up on easy schedules and home games to begin their seasons with impressive records, the Orange has posted a mediocre 15-13 mark in the month of November since the 1997-98 season.
Senior Pace doing a bit of everything for Orange
By Scott Bisang and Tim Gorman
While some players on the Syracuse men's basketball team may fluctuate in terms of production, there always seems to be one consistent option - senior Josh Pace. The senior guard, who played three different positions in Syracuse's 91-67 win over St. Bonaventure on Wednesday night at the Carrier Dome, scored 14 points and 10 rebounds in just 22 minutes of playing time.
'Nova's Austin recovers from pair of foot surgeries
By Joe Wieder
Watching your teammates struggle to a 6-10 Big East record is no doubt rough, especially when your vantage point is from the bench. But for Villanova senior forward Marcus Austin, both the losses and wins last season hurt - literally - to some extent. In the beginning of the 2003-04 season, Austin served an eight-game suspension for abusing long-distance phone call access.
High school buddies together again at Colgate
By Dave Murphy
Even though he plays for Colgate, the highlight of senior co-captain Keith Williams' basketball career is winning the New York Class "C" State Championship when he was a junior in high school. The best part of that championship for Williams was that he got to share the victory with his best friend, Daniel Green, who was a sophomore with him at Poly Prep Country Day School.
Binghamton's international players break cultural barriers
By Mark Medina
Numerous times, basketball coaches pride themselves on stressing the importance of building relationships, strengthening teamwork and applying lessons learned on the court into everyday life. Through countless interviews, many coaches spew off this cliché, sometimes disguised as a distraction and excuse for a disheartening defeat.
