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MLAX | Runnin' roomies: Garrett Billings and Danny Glading lead young Virginia attack
By Jesse Caputo
The college careers for sophomores Garrett Billings and Danny Glading at Virginia couldn't have started any better. At the end of their freshman year, they helped the Cavaliers run the table and win the NCAA lacrosse championship. But this year is a brand-new start and it is already extremely evident.
Anthes: If you've heard enough promos, you can end Dome commercialization
By Rob Anthes
The Syracuse men's basketball team goes on an 8-0 run. The Carrier Dome crowd jumps up and down, a real wave of orange seems to form around Jim Boeheim Court. The noise level becomes louder and louder, so loud you can't hear yourself scream. The frustrated opposing head coach calls a time out.
WLAX | First-half offensive explosion pushes Orange past Albany
By Jared Diamond
After slow starts in its only scrimmage and first game of the season, the Syracuse women's lacrosse team made a point in practice of starting strong. Less than two minutes into Monday's home opener against Albany, it looked like the Orange had not learned its lesson.
WLAX | Just like last year, freshmen steal show in win over Great Danes
By Christopher James
Syracuse dominated Albany on Wednesday night, giving it a shot of confidence after a tough loss to Dartmouth. And just like last year, the freshmen led the way. Christina Dove and Halley Quillinan combined for seven goals in the 19-6 rout of the Great Danes.
MBB | Scottie doesn't go: Freshman Scottie Reynolds flourishes in Philly after decommitting from Oklahoma
By Christopher James
Last spring, at the McDonald's All-American game in San Diego, Scottie Reynolds was about to get the shock of his basketball life. The Herndon (Va.) guard had been set to play basketball for Oklahoma since his junior year. On media day in San Diego, he found out Sooners coach Kelvin Sampson left for Indiana.
National Notebook | After close call in '06, Winthrop looks for March win
By John Clayton
Winthrop guard Torrell Martin stood motionless as the Tennessee players around him celebrated. Volunteers guard Chris Lofton had just hit a miracle fade-away jumper over Martin, then a junior, to break a 61-61 deadlock in the first round of the NCAA Tournament last year.
