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FB | By committee
Without a clear No. 1 receiver, Syracuse counts on an array of wideouts to produce
By Jared Diamond
Syracuse's wide receivers have started a little competition among themselves: Which one of us will be the guy today? With no clear top receiver, each of the Orange's five or six regulars has an opportunity every game to prove why he should move up the depth chart.
WHOC | Frump joins Orange in time to score historic goal
By Tony Olivero
Shoot it, shoot it. For Jessica Frump, the words of her teammates resonated in her head right before she ripped a shot on goal - the first ever scored at Tennity Ice Pavilion. The bedlam of the raucous crowd and the sound of skates cutting up the freshly manicured ice were blocked out as she reached back, followed through, and sent the rubber puck past Sacred Heart goaltender Amanda Nagel.
VBALL | Senior Quigley excels in unheralded role as Syracuse setter
By David DeGuzman
When senior April Quigley gets ready to set the ball during a point, a lot of things go through her mind. First, she locates the ball, not knowing where she will get the pass from. Then, depending on how the ball is passed, Quigley thinks about who she is going to set up.
National | Diminutive Jarvis still runs to prove big schools wrong
By Didier Morais
Eugene Jarvis is the NCAA's leading returning rusher, yet he still feels the need to prove himself worthy to play for a major collegiate program. That's because, at one point, Pittsburgh, West Virginia and Bowling Green never thought he could due to his diminutive stature.
