DiSalvo: What Syracuse can do to improve the overall athletic department
It's my last column for the semester, and since I'll be enjoying beaches, kangaroos and Australia next semester, it's likely the last you'll hear from… Read more »
It's my last column for the semester, and since I'll be enjoying beaches, kangaroos and Australia next semester, it's likely the last you'll hear from… Read more »
If you've attended a Syracuse football game, it's likely you've seen him. He might have been the target of your boos or curses. Or he… Read more »
Let's play a little guessing game.School No. 1 is an institution with more than 12,000 undergrads and 18,000 students overall. It is a university synonymous… Read more »
Matt Gorman always had Gerry McNamara by his side, whether it was on the court or at the apartment they shared for the past four… Read more »
The La-Z-Boy, beer and the remote control: all great inventions that have enhanced the leisure of sports watching. But in recent memory, outside of the… Read more »
Six years ago John Shahin, owner of Harry's Bar on Crouse Avenue, would go to other bars to watch the Dallas Cowboys and other NFL… Read more »
Some say climbing Mt. Everest is foolish, crab fishing in Alaska is the most dangerous job in the world and trying to grab sting rays… Read more »
When I was accepted to Syracuse, I anticipated huge crowds and rabid fans in the Carrier Dome for both football and basketball. While there have… Read more »
Apparently this is supposed to be the best time of the year in sports.The college football season is in full swing, the NFL is thriving… Read more »
It's time mascots get some respect.Beneath the fur, capes and masks are men and women that are often the least acknowledged people in sports for… Read more »
Fireworks exploded all over Arthur Avenue in the Bronx, car horns blared non-stop throughout the neighborhood and people were running through the streets. Italy had… Read more »
At 2:30 p.m. Saturday, the sparse crowd watching the Syracuse game at Harry's Bar remained in its seats. The game-at that point-was 31-14 and the… Read more »
I used to just scratch $1 Lotto tickets.Some of the reasoning for going to a casino was to kick my Lotto habit. In hindsight, maybe… Read more »
We were clueless freshmen. We didn't know much about college, didn't know that walking in crowds would make people 'moo' at us and definitely didn't… Read more »
Plagiarism is a serious violation in college.But when it comes to a university's football program, copying someone else's work is common procedure. For as long… Read more »
On November 12, 2005, Syracuse University officially retired No. 44. When the large jersey hanging from the roof of the Carrier Dome was unveiled, television… Read more »
STONY BROOK --- With eight minutes left in the fourth quarter of the NCAA quarterfinals on Saturday between Syracuse and Johns Hopkins, SU head coach… Read more »
In what was supposed to be a tense battle with rival Massachusetts, Syracuse skipped the theatrics. The No. 8 Orange controlled the No. 10 Minutemen,… Read more »
It was what I expected to hear from a struggling team. A month ago on Tuesday, March 21, Syracuse lacrosse was 1-3, preparing for Hobart… Read more »
For a moment, it seemed as if time had flown forward a week.Bodies were lunging at each other and flags were flying all over the… Read more »
Years ago, John Desko was the coach players sometimes feared running into on the sidelines of the lacrosse field. But now a group of five… Read more »
ITHACA - It was bound to come down to the final minute.In a game with four lead changes and eight ties, Pat Perritt delivered the… Read more »
When Pete Coluccini was a middle school student, he played hockey with his friends on the streets of South Salem, N.Y. Coluccini always wanted to… Read more »
When Paul Harris heard he had been left off the McDonald's All-American roster, composed of the top high school basketball talents across the nation, he… Read more »