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MSOC | He's still here: Isaac Collings has endured three knee surgeries in five seasons at Syracuse
By Matt Ehalt
He bounced on his feet and waited. His coach came over to him and made sure he was ready for action. For the first time in over 23 months, he would be on the field for the SU men's soccer team. He kicked his legs in circles and continued to get loose. The orange and white number seven jersey moved in the wind.
Schonbrun | Senior Brinkley still finds himself the underdog in SU's tailback battle
By Zach Schonbrun
This is not a "Meet Curtis Brinkley" story, because that was done four years ago. It isn't a story about Brinkley's record-setting high school career, or his religious beliefs, or his numerous leg injuries, or the passing of his father. Those have all already been written.
MLAX | Jamieson enrolls, close to joining SU: Top recruit would boost Orange attack
By Andy McCullough
He's not yet a member of the Syracuse men's lacrosse team, but top recruit Cody Jamieson is enrolled at the university after months of applications and apprehension. Jamieson, an attack who led Onondaga Community College to a pair of national junior college titles in 2006 and 2007, spoke with The Daily Orange in a telephone interview Tuesday.
FB | Tackling top priority as SU defense prepares for Akron
By John Clayton
Greg Robinson generally shuns hitting during practice. The Syracuse head coach would rather avoid the risk of his players getting hurt and missing game action. There's a flip side to that strategy. When the Orange defense entered its season opener Saturday at Northwestern, it had gotten few chances to actually work on tackling during summer camp.
FH | SU shatters records with scoring barrage
By Conor Orr
While greeting the media after Tuesday night's game against Colgate, Shannon Taylor was surprised when she found out that her performance wasn't just good, it was record-breaking. The senior captain tallied nine points off four goals and an assist, breaking the record for most points in a single game by a Syracuse player during No.
FH | Strong defense makes for easy night in goal
By Edward Paik
She couldn't break a sweat. Standing feet from her goal, the goalie would stand, watch and shout from behind the Syracuse arc. No need to slap sticks. She didn't have to raise her pads. Heather Hess anticipated in vain for the shots that never came. "I can't really complain," said the senior goalie.
Big East | In-state rivals square off in final game of 4-year series
By Meredith Galante
To George O'Leary, playing South Florida seems like a "natural game" to have on the schedule. Even though Central Florida has been manhandled recently by No. 17 South Florida, the Knights' head coach is disappointed the UCF-USF series will come to an end Sept.
