SU Basketball and football season tickets for students are now available to order.
If you want to be a season ticket holder for the 2010-2011 year, now is the time. New and returning full-time SU and ESF students can officially buy their basketball and football season tickets.
Football season tickets for students are $100. There are five home football games this season, and the purchase comes with a free Otto's Army T-shirt. Student basketball season tickets are $160.
Students who order both basketball and football season tickets, known as the Combo Package, before Aug. 13 get $40 off.
Former Syracuse Orange Wesley Johnson goes to the Minnesota Timberwolves as the No. 4 pick, while teammate Andy Rautins heads to the New York Knicks.
Syracuse knew it had a superstar on its hands, and the rest of the country noticed. Wes Johnson was the No. 4 pick last night for the Minnesota Timberwolves, as two of Syracuse Orange's finest were drafted into the NBA, onto bigger and better careers.
SU basketball star turned NBA pro returns to the Dome for a game.
Jonny Flynn is returning to the Carrier Dome basketball court, but he won't be wearing orange. Flynn and his fellow Minnesota Timberwolves will take on the Detroit Pistons in a NBA preseason match at 7:30 p.m. Friday, Oct. 15.
Plus, military health spending is increasing and a Cortland professor is charged with rape.
Bill Courtney, an assistant coach at Virginia Tech, has been hired to replace Steve Donahue as the head coach at Cornell. The announcement is not official yet, and a press conference is scheduled for this afternoon in Ithaca, according to The Post-Standard.
Plus, Syracuse Crunch announces new affiliation with Anaheim Ducks and Indy business owners want 'Cuse in the Final Four.
Kentucky super-fan and movie star Ashley Judd will be at the Carrier Dome tonight when Kentucky and Cornell face off in the Sweet 16. The "Double Jeopardy" star went to New Orleans to watch the Wildcats crush Wake Forest. Judd says she was embarrassed during former coach Billy Gillispie's tenure because of how bad the team was. Even though she had high expectations when new coach John Calipari came in, she says the team's success this year was a pleasant surprise.
Plus, College students collect limbs for Haiti and Donovan McNabb and T.O team up again.
Syracuse University Basketball is racking up the Big East awards.
Wes Johnson was named 2009-2010 Big East Player of the Year and Jim Boeheim was selected as 2009-2010 Coach of the Year. The awards were announced at a press conference today at Madison Square Garden, the host site for the Big East Tournament.
Johnson, a junior transfer from Iowa, is the first transfer student to earn Big East Player of the Year honors. He is the fourth Syracuse player to earn the honor.
After working for over six decades as a Syracuse Athletics usher, one of SU's most loyal fans reflects on life, cancer and Orange Pride.
Harry Tzivanii suffered an injury during World War II that left him with chronic back pain. Twenty years ago, the government told him he could no longer take the medication they were providing to help with the pain. And to top it all off, he found out that he had cancer.
And not just one type. Five.
That man has gone to work for 62 years with all of those problems. That man is a 20-year-old usher who has worked for Syracuse University athletics for more than six decades.
Okay, he’s actually 85, though all evidence points to the contrary.
Watch the night inside the Carrier Dome unfold as Syracuse University makes history.
The numbers still seem astounding.
IWithin the Carrier Dome, 34,616 fans simultaneously cheered, screamed and let their Orange spirit explode for two solid hours Saturday night as Syracuse ripped Villanova 95-77.
Fans watched for 40 minutes as players battled on Jim Boeheim's court-- 10 guys sweating, bumping and fighting for control of the ball and the most baskets. Two bitter rivals tangling for the top position in the Big East and top seed in the upcoming NCAA tournament.
The match-up Orange fans have been talking is their banged-up star forward Wesley Johnson vs. Villanova’s all-NCAA point guard Scottie Reynolds.
When a record-breaking crowd of more than 34,000 fans watch the No. 4 Syracuse Orange play the No. 7 Villanova Wildcats at the Carrier Dome on Saturday, they’ll see a matchup of two of the best basketball teams heading into the NCAA tournament.
What they’ll very rarely see, however, is the match-up that Orange fans have been talking about all week: Syracuse’s banged-up star forward Wesley Johnson facing Villanova’s all-NCAA point guard Scottie Reynolds one-on-one.