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Bull Rush: SU thrashes Buffalo in Robinson's first win
By Scott Bisang
Syracuse shuts out UB in front of home crowd
Rhodes' 4 TDs lead charge
By Tim Gorman
After Syracuse's season-opening loss to West Virginia, SU head coach Greg Robinson said he saw potential in the running game, that the Orange was one or two blocks away from springing a few big gains. Against a talent-deprived Buffalo team on Saturday, those game breakers became a reality.
SU's new offense still has something to prove
By Tim Gorman
Syracuse head coach Greg Robinson said it best Sunday after a look at the film of Saturday's win over Buffalo. In response to a question about SU's success running the football against a weaker team, Robinson stated the obvious in expressing optimism about this weekend's game against Virginia.
Soccer | SU allows goal, holds on for victory
By Alex LaPiana
Opposing players haven't really had reason to celebrate at SU Soccer Stadium this year. For more than 363 minutes to start the season, the Orange didn't allow a goal. On Sunday, Adelphi broke that streak. Syracuse did continue a more important streak though, beating the Panthers 2-1 for its fourth straight win to begin the season.
Fresh Cavicchia still flawless goal after sustaining shin injury
By Eleazer Gorenstein
Freshman goaltender Robert Cavicchia, who started all four games in the net this season for Syracuse, left Sunday's game against Adelphi in the 53rd minute. Head coach Dean Foti said the injury is a bruised shin initially suffered Sept. 2 against Marist. Cavicchia was replaced by senior Rich Scheer, who let up an Adelphi goal in the 81st minute of the Orange's 2-1 win.
SU Field Hockey remembers Shannon's father in hard-fought overtime loss
By Nick Friedell
No team likes to lose. But the Syracuse field hockey team's 3-2 overtime loss to William and Mary on Sunday probably won't feel as bad as usual. In a game made up of strong defense and missed opportunities, the Orange gave up the winning goal with just over 30 seconds to play in overtime.
Women take 1st, men 5th in cross country
The Syracuse women's cross country team finished second out of eight teams and the men finished fifth out of eight teams in their first meet of the season Saturday at the Binghamton Invitational. Sophomore Elizabeth Cufari finished second individually to lead the women and junior David Wishart finished fifth to lead the men.
