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Rushing attack leads SU past Northeastern for 1st victory of year
By Andy McCullough
He didn't know his own stats - a new career-high - or how long it had been since he had felt this way. But Curtis Brinkley understood the feeling, the one that had eluded him and his team for so long - since last October, in fact. The feeling that used to be common for Syracuse football players, but now seems so foreign: What winning feels like.
Clayton: Offensive line no longer a weakness for SU
By John Clayton
By all accounts, Mitch Browning should have been downright cheery following Syracuse's victory over Northeastern. After all, the Orange offensive line - the perpetual mess Syracuse's first-year offensive coordinator was brought here to fix - had just played its best game in recent memory.
Deep passes tarnish SU defensive effort
By John Clayton
Greg Robinson's eyes stretched wide and his neck craned from side to side as he ranted, replaying the scene from the fourth quarter. The Syracuse head coach remembered every detail. SU linebacker Derrell Smith crashing into Northeastern quarterback Anthony Orio as he threw on 3rd-and-10.
Dantley, passing game effective in limited role
By Andy McCullough
Cameron Dantley spent most of his Saturday simply handing off the football, riding his running backs to his first victory as a starter. And that was just fine with him. "It's great, especially going into Big East play," Syracuse's junior quarterback said.
Syracuse adjusts to more physical style in Big East opener
By Edward Paik
Ange Bradley can see it, opponents trying to figure her out. Other teams would drop behind the ball when her team had possession, trying to condense the space her Syracuse's field hockey team needed to make plays. To stall and to stop. Louisville and New Hampshire jerseys were scraping orange, sticks would clash, players would fall.
Syracuse evens record with fourth shutout this season
By Andrew L. John
Prior to Sunday's home game against Binghamton, senior forward Amanda Arcuri and the Syracuse women's soccer team set a goal to eliminate their losing record heading into the bulk of their Big East schedule. They did just that. After beating the Bearcats 2-0, the Orange earned its forth shutout of the season and evened its record to 3-3-2.
Defenses dominate in Orange's first conference game
By Jen McCaffrey
Each shot either barely tipped over the top of the net or was swatted away in a diving stop. After 90 minutes of regulation and two 10-minute overtime sessions, the Orange (3-3-2) tied St. John's, 0-0, Friday night at the Syracuse Soccer Stadium. The two teams matched each other possession-for-possession through regulation.
Men's soccer opens confrence play, splits first 2 games
Syracuse men's soccer team started its Big East season on the right foot, but ended the weekend with a misstep. For the second consecutive season, the Orange won its first conference game, beating Marquette 1-0 on Sept. 19. Two days later, Syracuse dropped its first game of the season to No.
