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MBB | Vacation's over
By Michael Bonner
After starting its conference season against four of the worst teams in the league, Syracuse embarks on a stretch of four games against the Big East's best. Wednesday: at No. 13 Georgetown 11-3 (2-2) The Hoyas started the season 10-1 and were ranked as high as No.
WBB | SU has no answers in loss to Seton Hall
By Didier Morais
Standing at the podium, Syracuse head coach Quentin Hillsman began to list several superstitious tactics he applied to his team to prevent them from relapsing into the same reoccurring trend. Each game is the same story: From tip-off, the Orange plays a lackluster first half with little intensity, yet manages to pull off a radical run in the second half to outshine its opponent and claim victory.
Schonbrun: Feet on hardwood, but heart is in Israel for Gobuty
By Zach Schonbrun
As a young girl growing up in Israel, there were always certain things that tested Marisa Gobuty's resiliency - like when security guards were posted on the hotel floor where her youth basketball team slept. Or when she'd have to turn her "Israel" jersey inside out before going outdoors.
WBB | Playmaker Morrow falls silent down stretch
By Matt Ehalt
It's happened so many times that it's become a common sight at a Syracuse women's basketball game. The team trails, rallies late and emerges ahead behind a clutch shot by sophomore shooting guard Erica Morrow. But against Seton Hall Tuesday night, Morrow's magic did not show up.
FB | Moore could sign with Syracuse after Ole Miss pulls scholarship
By Tyler Dunne
It was Clayton Moore's second chance. Last week, the Louisville High School (Miss.) quarterback made an unofficial visit to Syracuse. After having his scholarship reneged by Mississippi, Moore's college search was suddenly reset. Amidst the snow he was seeing for the first time in his life, Moore said the school buildings at SU were "pretty," and the campus, "beautiful.
Big East | DePaul, USF struggling to close Big East talent gap
By David DeGuzman
For DePaul coach Jerry Wainwright, every game might as well be his last. "Each game that you go to is kind of a season-end to itself," Wainwright said during Thursday's coaches teleconference. "You just have to be so ready, so excited and have the energy to compete at the highest level.
