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MBB | Tall task: Confidence still high as barrage of ranked opponents continues
By Zach Schonbrun
Minutes after beating Georgetown last Saturday, everybody in the Syracuse locker room - fans, media and players alike - turned their heads to the two televisions positioned in the corners of the room to watch the waning moments of Connecticut's overtime victory over South Florida.
WBB | SU looks for energy to end slide
By Michael Bonner
Two days after the Syracuse women's basketball team suffered its third loss in five games, Fantasia Goodwin diagnosed the reason for the Orange's struggles. The energy that drove SU to the best start in program history just isn't there right now. "It's been gone, the fire definitely had burnt out," senior Goodwin said.
MLAX | History says 2nd game means trouble
By Kyle Austin
The season is officially six days old, but it's already crunch time for Syracuse lacrosse. If recent history is any guide, Sunday's 3:30 p.m. matchup against Army (1-0) in the Carrier Dome will go a long way toward determining the course of this season. In each of the past three seasons, the Orange has followed up a win in its opener with a loss in game two.
WLAX | Former Hoya Koch joins rivals as Syracuse goalie coach
By Christopher James
Last April Maggie Koch sat in the media room of the Carrier Dome in front of a flowing Big East banner, searching for answers after earning the loss in the conference title game. "They're fast and incredibly athletic," Koch then said of the Syracuse offense.
Tennis | Christmas gift brings Jones scholarship
By Jeff Westfall
On Christmas Eve, Syracuse sophomore tennis player Chelsea Jones sat nervously waiting for the package that never came. Her coach Luke Jensen had told her to expect a gift that day, and to open it at 3 p.m. But it never came. Instead of a team poster with her name circled and labeled "The newest scholarship player for SU tennis," which would arrive later, Jones received a simple e-mail from Jensen, stripped of the frills and style intended for the announcement.
SB | In familiar 0-4 hole, SU looking to correct opening weekend's mistakes
By Michael Bonner
If something happens once, it's a fluke. Twice and it's probably a trend, but in the case of Syracuse softball, if history repeats itself four times it's tradition. Four of the last five seasons, the Orange has started the season 0-4, including this year.
Track | Drouin heads to Big East championship as conference's scholar-athlete
By Heather Crowley
As Jillian Drouin prepares for the upcoming Big East Indoor Championships, the Syracuse senior will no doubt be focused on adding another title to her already impressive resume. However, even if Drouin fails to capture a crown in the high jump or heptathlon, she's already earned an honor before the events even began.
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