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FB | ROCK BOTTOM: Potent Akron attack stuns hapless SU
By Andy McCullough
The blue door opened in the back of the press room and Greg Robinson walked in, a man with no answers, fresh off perhaps the worst loss of his four-year career at Syracuse, a 42-28 home defeat to Akron. Even for a head coach who has won seven games in his time at SU and lost 30, this was stunning, a snapshot of a team sinking into the abyss.
FB | Clayton: Troubling loss a new low for Syracuse
By John Clayton
Bruce Williams said it all. The senior wide receiver and team captain has been front-and-center for all the defeats and disappointments of the last three-plus seasons. But this latest one was different. More distressing than the 29 other losses Williams has been a part of.
FB | Surprise starter Dantley efficient in defeat
By John Clayton
There was an illusion during the summer that Andrew Robinson was the stalwart of the Syracuse offense. That the junior quarterback was one of the few Orange players whose job was safe. Not exactly. Toward the end of the summer, head coach Greg Robinson couldn't help but notice that junior backup Cameron Dantley was simply outplaying the Orange's incumbent passer.
FB | Brinkley, Carter key sharp Syracuse running attack
By Andy McCullough and John Clayton
For one game, at least, Syracuse's three-man running back rotation was trimmed to two. Syracuse racked up 218 yards on the ground in Saturday's 42-28 loss to Akron, led by Curtis Brinkley and Delone Carter. Doug Hogue started the game, but only gained nine yards on three carries.
MSOC | Offensive surge helps SU take Mayor's Cup
By Michael Bonner
ONEONTA, N.Y. - The Syracuse men's soccer team had an unusual way to celebrate its 3-0 victory over Florida Gulf Coast Sunday afternoon¬ - helping fix the divits in the field. Immediately after the win, the team helped replace the grass back in the divits made during the game.
MSOC | Syracuse overcomes sloppy field, frustrations in victory
By Matt Ehalt
ONEONTA, N.Y. - The Syracuse men's soccer team had an unusual way to celebrate its 3-0 victory over Florida Gulf Coast Sunday afternoon¬ - helping fix the divits in the field. Immediately after the win, the team helped replace the grass back in the divits made during the game.
WSOC | Familiar problems bog down Syracuse offense in scoreless draw
By George Williams
After one half of play Friday night at the Syracuse Soccer Stadium, the Syracuse University women's soccer team looked like an all too familiar replica from last season. In the first 45 minutes, the Orange registered not a single shot on its opponent, Fordham.
WSOC | Olympic-champion Wheddon coaches first game in Syracuse
By David F. Baer
If Phil Wheddon was feeling any pressure during his home debut Friday night, he wasn't showing it. The new Syracuse head coach's calm and relaxed personality on the sideline was evident throughout the regulation and double overtime of the Orange's 0-0 draw against Fordham.
Staff | Field hockey earns 2nd win over top 10 team
By Michael Bonner and Matt Ehalt
Field Hockey continues to roll The No. 18 Syracuse field hockey team got its second win against a top 10 opponent this year, traveling to East Lansing, Mich., and upsetting No. 10 Michigan State, 3-1. The Orange (4-0) handed the Spartans (3-1) its first loss of the season despite being out-shot, 18-7.
