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West Virginia's 3-2 start has some doubting new coach Bill Stewart
By Kyle Austin
Bill Stewart, the first-year head coach of West Virginia, was asked last week if his team's back-to-back losses in September caused him to turn more to his faith, a topic which Stewart has been outspoken about. "I've read Psalm 41 real strong this past week," was Stewart's immediate reply on the Sep.
FB | Carter likely to play after missing 2 games with hamstring pull
By John Clayton
This season has supplied plenty of frustration for Delone Carter. First, there was Syracuse's three-man running back rotation, which forced Carter to cede a bulk of the carries to Curtis Brinkley and Doug Hogue the first two weeks. Carter carried 19 times in those contests.
WHOC | SU not fazed by pair of shutout losses to No. 2 Wisconsin
By John Sutton
On the road, against the No. 2 team in the country, Syracuse probably should have been intimidated. In only its second and third games ever as a program, the Orange was playing Wisconsin, one of the best programs in the country. "We weren't very intimidated," said SU junior goalie Lucy Schoedel.
FH | Bradley uses cake, scrimmages to keep practice light for No. 2 SU
By Edward Paik
After scrimmage two weeks ago on J.S. Coyne's Stadium field, Ange Bradley broke news that most of Syracuse's field hockey team already knew. Forward Lindsey Conrad had found out earlier from a text message that woke her from a mid-day nap. Kim Coyle saw it that afternoon on a Web site.
WSOC | After tough road trip, SU finds comfort in returning home
By Andrew L. John
The streak lasted 301 minutes, 18 seconds, and stretched four home games. It was the catalyst behind the best stretch of the season for Syracuse, during which it was unbeaten. The streak was the amount of time SU goalkeeper Eliza Bennett-Hattan went without allowing a goal.
Big East | RB McCoy the catalyst for No. 24 Pittsburgh's offense
By Meredith Galante
Dave Wannstedt knows that for his Pittsburgh team to win, LeSean McCoy needs to get the ball. The sophomore running back has been the key to the Panthers' offense in its current four-game winning streak. McCoy ranks second in the Big East with 533 rushing yards and seven touchdowns, leading No.
MLAX | Nims, Perritt headline Orange men's lacrosse captains for 2009
By Tyler Dunne
The Syracuse men's lacrosse team replenished its leadership Tuesday, naming its captains for the upcoming 2009 season. Seniors Matt Abbott, Kenny Nims, Pat Perritt and Spencer Van Schaack will lead the Orange as it attempts to defend its 2008 National Championship.
