 | How might SU's newest draftees fare in the NBA?
For the first time in more than two decades, Syracuse sees two players selected in the first round of the NBA Draft. We take a look at how successful (or unsuccessful) Dion Waiters and Fab Melo might be in the pros.
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| How might SU's newest draftees fare in the NBA?
For the first time in more than two decades, Syracuse sees two players selected in the first round of the NBA Draft. We take a look at how successful (or unsuccessful) Dion Waiters and Fab Melo might be in the pros.
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 | A.O.W. Extra: Bishop Ludden’s Ryan O’Kane
When the Athlete of the Week feature on Ryan O’Kane aired last Wednesday the Bishop Ludden ace, with an 88 mph fastball and a fantastic breaking ball, had never lost a high school start in four years on varsity. Not an easy feat.
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 | NCAA Men's Tournament Preview
A quick look at Syracuse and Colgate's first round match-ups, and the chances for both CNY schools to make a Final Four run
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 | A.O.W. Extra: CBA’s Joey Dalfo
CBA senior lacrosse attackman Joey Dalfo will probably never live by the idiom “once bitten, twice shy.” Essentially the saying means when something or someone has hurt you once, you tend to avoid that thing or person.
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 | SU football thoughts
With just one week left until the SU spring football game, let’s delve into one of the key issues the Orange needs to address before the start of the 2012 season.
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| A.O.W. Extra: Westhill’s Brenna Rainone
Westhill senior midfielder, Brenna Rainone, made sure to emphasize the importance of family when talking about her lacrosse career. Her dad, who played at Oswego State, introduced the game to her in third grade. She’s a five-year varsity player, and spent two of those sharing the midfield with her older sister, Mackenzie.
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 | Understanding College Football's New Conferences
With National Signing Day here, we offer a quick glance at the new landscape of college football conference alignment.
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 | Is SU on the road to a No. 1 seed?
There is has been a lot of hoopla surrounding Syracuse basketball’s accession to number 1 in the national polls. It’s great for the fans, it’s great for area t-shirt stores (full disclosure: I do have an SU #1 tee but it is from 2 years ago) but I think it is time to shift our focus to what really matters now that the non conference schedule is almost done: getting through the Big East with minimal damage and securing a # 1 seed in the NCAA tournament.
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| Does SU deserve the top ranking?
With the Orange moving up to #1 in the college basketball polls this week, the questions were posed on our radio show “Does SU deserve the top ranking?” and “Is Syracuse really the best team in the country right now?” In my opinion, these are two different questions with two different answers.
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