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MBB | SU has 11 games to make its case for the Tourney. Here are 2 keys to the season now that it's crunch time.
By Zach Schonbrun
Stay aggressive on offense Jim Boeheim gave the warning as early as Syracuse's exhibition win over Le Moyne on Nov. 7. "It's hard to run against good teams," the Syracuse head coach said then. That much has proven true through seven Big East games. With higher caliber competition and no Eric Devendorf, the SU offense has resorted to a slower tempo, oftentimes with adverse results.
WBB | Freshly ranked Syracuse focused despite added exposure
By Kyle Austin
When Fantasia Goodwin heard the news on Monday afternoon, the first thing she did was cry. The Syracuse senior forward couldn't hold back the tears when she heard her team had received its first ever national ranking, No. 24 in the AP poll. But her emotions quickly changed to elation, and she started to spread the good news.
S/D | Orange ecstatic after program's stay of execution
By Tyler Dunne
The air feels cooler at Ted Webster Pool these days. One reason is the oversized fan Syracuse head coach Lou Walker reeled in to combat the facility's brutally muggy heat. But the team's boiling frustration with the program's pending extinction has also dipped a few degrees.
T/F | Freshman Chisholm sprints off to ideal start at Syracuse
By Edward Paik
After practice at 8:30 a.m., the Syracuse tennis team gathers around a television set in the Drumlins Tennis Center and listens to their coach as he breaks down plays. Critiquing footwork and applauding serves, Jensen might not be talking about his team at the moment, but they listen intently to his comments anyway.
TEN | Youthful Syracuse begins season without celebrity coach
By McGhee Cost
Lareea Chisholm's career with the Syracuse track and field team began in a far-from-ideal manner. The Baldwinsville native was unable to train with the team during stretches of the fall semester due to a tonsillectomy. "I was set back for about two months," Chisholm said.
