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Syracuse women’s ice hockey: Britni Smith stepping down as Head Coach

The Syracuse Orange women’s ice hockey program will be looking for the 3rd head coach in program history as Britni Smith announced yesterday that she will step down from the position to focus on family. Smith was hired in 2022 to replace a retiring Paul Flanagan, who had led the program from it’s beginning in […]

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Syracuse track and field: two former Orange finish in the top 15 at Boston Marathon

It was ideal conditions at Monday’s Boston Marathon and two former Syracuse runners continue on their path towards the 2028 Olympic Trials. Amanda Vestri and Paige Wood had All-American careers in Syracuse and now both have moved from the track to the roads. On Monday, Vestri finished in 15th place in a time of 2:24:49 […]

2026 NFL Draft Preview: Dan Villari

The 2026 NFL Draft continues today and the other Syracuse player with a chance of being selected this weekend is Dan Villari. Villari’s college journey has been a lengthy one, starting at Michigan with intentions of being a quarterback at the collegiate level, then moving to upstate New York, where he found a home with […]

2026 NFL Draft Preview: Jack Stonehouse

With the 2026 NFL Draft beginning tonight, we take a look at the two Syracuse players with the best odds of being selected….up first is the latest alum of #PunterU, Jack Stonehouse. Punting at the professional level has always been in Stonehouse’s blood. His father, John, punted for the New York Giants, and his cousin […]

Syracuse women’s lacrosse: Orange clutch late, survive UVA comeback, 11-9, in ACC Quarterfinals

Syracuse’s postseason began in a very similar fashion to the bulk of their regular season on Wednesday afternoon in Charlotte, where the fourth-seeded Orange defeated the fifth-seeded Virginia Cavaliers, 11-9, in the quarterfinal round of the ACC Tournament. In another relatively low-scoring battle in which turnovers were as common as shots on goal, the Orange […]

Syracuse women’s lacrosse: Seven Orange make All-ACC Teams

With the ACC Tournament beginning today, we’re about to enter lacrosse’s “second season”. But before we get there, it’s time to hand out our first batch of regular season accolades in the form of the 2026 All-ACC Team. Comprised of a first, second and third team, the All-ACC Team was compiled following a vote of […]

Syracuse women’s basketball: Orange add transfer guard Tyi Skinner

While Orange basketball fans have been worried about the men’s transfer portal, the Syracuse women still have a bunch of roster spots to fill. Last night, they picked up a commitment from former SMU Mustang Tyi Skinner, a 5’5” guard from Washington DC. Skinner only played in 8 games last season and will receive another […]

Syracuse Athletics announces new initiative in hopes of expanding NIL opportunities

Efforts to improve name, image, and likeness remain a major theme under incoming Athletic Director Bryan Blair, and the Syracuse Orange are moving forward with a new push designed to expand revenue-generating opportunities for student-athletes. Syracuse University Athletics on Tuesday announced a new partnership with One Orange Alliance, a third-party NIL marketing agency. Broadly speaking, […]

Syracuse women’s basketball: Laila Phelia gets WNBA camp invite

The Syracuse Orange didn’t have a selection in this year’s WNBA Draft, but guard Laila Phelia has headed to training camp with the Atlanta Dream. Phelia faces an uphill climb to break camp with a roster spot as Atlanta added three new guards to their roster which already included fiver returners led by Alisha Gray, […]

Syracuse athletics: some NIL donor suggestions for Bryan Blair

Later this morning, Syracuse Athletic Director will host a new NIL partnership announcement at Meier’s Creek Taphouse. We’ll have updates about that event, but this announcement and the bizare appearance of Adam Weitsman at WrestleMania have us wondering what other deals Blair can come up with to improve the Orange’s NIL budget. First up should […]

Syracuse men’s basketball: Donnie Freeman commits to St. John’s

After what seemed like a race between Kentucky and UConn, Rick Pitino swooped in under the cover of darkness (and a suitcase full of BodyArmor cash) to snag former Syracuse forward from the transfer portal. Update- story first reported by Sydney Cuillier. Reports suggest Freeman might earn upwards of $3m to play for Pitino, who […]

Syracuse men’s basketball: three new players connected to Orange

It was a very quiet weekend for Syracuse basketball and the transfer portal. While Orange fans are getting impatient that there were no new additions to the roster, we did get some information on three players the staff has been connected to and in light of the news that Owen Freeman has chosen Auburn, they […]

Syracuse Olympic Sports update: Goes Trophy stays with Orange

We’re back today to get you caught up on the latest from Syracuse’s Olympic Sports as the spring sports calendar ramps up. Rowing: The Syracuse men retained the Goes Trophy for a program-record 6th year after defeating Cornell and Navy. It was a clean sweep of all four races for the Orange and they will […]

Syracuse men’s lacrosse: Joey Spallina’s impact goes beyond the points record

For many longtime Syracuse lacrosse fans, Joey Spallina’s legacy will be only defined by whether or not the Orange lift the trophy on Memorial Day. Fair or not, that’s the measure of any Syracuse men’s lacrosse player, especially one wearing the #22 jersey. But Spallina’s impact shouldn’t be boiled down to a team accomplishment because […]

Syracuse men’s lacrosse: Colgate preview and game thread

It feels like it’s been a while since the Syracuse Orange last took the field last weekend in their 14-9, bounce-back win over the Virginia Cavaliers. This weekend, they return to the JMA Dome for their final regular season home game against the Colgate Raiders, meaning it’s Senior Day for one of the most important […]

The 2026 EDSBS Charity Bowl starts Monday

Each Spring, college football fans get together and take out their rivals in an off-field competition- The Every Day Should Be Saturday (EDSBS) Charity Bowl. The last couple of years Syracuse Orange fans have stepped up big to push the Orange above a lot of our ACC rivals and even though the 2025 season didn’t go well, we […]