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Stranded in the South: Buried in the basement of the Big East, South Florida tries to top conference giants
By Drew Stal
When the South Florida men's basketball program knew it was switching from Conference USA to the Big East, it met the opportunity with optimism. With nearly two full seasons in the books, the Bulls hardly have anything to be proud of. USF went 1-15 in conference play last year and is struggling at 3-8 this year.
FBALL | SU makes coaching changes: Robinson relinquishes D-coordinator duties, hires new O-line coach
By Zach Berman
Greg Robinson made one announcement everyone expected - and another few expected. Robinson, the Syracuse football head coach, ended a month of speculation and hired former James Madison offensive line coach Chris Wiesehan as the Orange's new offensive line coach.
MLAX | Hardy discovers weight room, makes Syracuse strong
By Mark Medina
Dan Hardy doesn't like to lift weights. The Syracuse attackman wouldn't do it if he didn't feel it was necessary. He felt he was able to rely solely on his natural physical makeup when he scored 258 goals for Tully (N.Y.) High School. Though he adjusted quickly to the college ranks by posting 11 goals and 10 assists his freshman year, Hardy felt physically overwhelmed.
TRACK | High-jumping since kindergarten, Drouin SU's leading hurdler
By Michael Bonner
From day one - actually before day one - Jillian Drouin has been successful at track and field. Drouin's first experience with the high jump came in kindergarten gym class in Corunna, Ontario. The gym teacher, Kelly Gilhuly, was not only the track and field coach, but also a close friend of the Drouin family.
Battle | After 40 years, PhillyU's Magee tops Division II wins list
By Jared Diamond
Herb Magee could have left Philadelphia after high school when he wasn't recruited by Saint Joseph's, but wanted to stay close to home. He could have left after college when the Boston Celtics drafted him in 1963, but wasn't sure if an NBA career was right for him.
