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Faces of the Fans: SU Campers reflect on the upcoming match up against Duke

“I do this for the people, the comradery. Everyone is here for the same reason,” said Jonathan Berk, a junior in the College of Engineering and Computer Science.
“I do this for the people, the comradery. Everyone is here for the same reason,” said Jonathan Berk, a junior in the College of Engineering and Computer Science. Shira Stoll | Staff Photographer
 “SU basketball is a representation of Syracuse itself and I’m here because I bleed orange,” said Morgan Smith, a freshman systems information science major.
“SU basketball is a representation of Syracuse itself and I’m here because I bleed orange,” said Morgan Smith, a freshman systems information science major. Shira Stoll | Staff Photographer
“I’m from Syracuse so I’ve grown up doing this. I’ve been coming to these games since I was three and I don’t plan on stopping, ” said Tommy Hogan, a freshman in the College of Art and Sciences.
“I’m from Syracuse so I’ve grown up doing this. I’ve been coming to these games since I was three and I don’t plan on stopping, ” said Tommy Hogan, a freshman in the College of Art and Sciences. Shira Stoll | Staff Photographer
“We camp out in the freezing cold for this team. It’s a feeling like no other and the best experience of college,” said Rachel Wolsky, a senior television, radio and film and information management and technology major.
“We camp out in the freezing cold for this team. It’s a feeling like no other and the best experience of college,” said Rachel Wolsky, a senior television, radio and film and information management and technology major. Shira Stoll | Staff Photographer
“I’m here because I love Syracuse basketball. That’s it,” said Siddharth Motwani, a freshman in the State University of New York College of Environmental Science and Forestry.
“I’m here because I love Syracuse basketball. That’s it,” said Siddharth Motwani, a freshman in the State University of New York College of Environmental Science and Forestry. Shira Stoll | Staff Photographer
"It’s the last basketball season I’m going to be a part of and it means a lot to get out here and support our team,” said Natalie Wiesnet, a senior television, radio and film major and vice president of Otto’s Army.
"It’s the last basketball season I’m going to be a part of and it means a lot to get out here and support our team,” said Natalie Wiesnet, a senior television, radio and film major and vice president of Otto’s Army. Shira Stoll | Staff Photographer
“Since our basketball team is giving us their all, we as fans should give them our all," said Katelyn Caza, a sophomore chemical engineering major.
“Since our basketball team is giving us their all, we as fans should give them our all," said Katelyn Caza, a sophomore chemical engineering major. Shira Stoll | Staff Photographer
 “It’s great helping friends support Boeheim and seeing a bunch of people come together to play and support the team,” said Adriana Rodriguez-Johnson, a freshman nutrition science major.
“It’s great helping friends support Boeheim and seeing a bunch of people come together to play and support the team,” said Adriana Rodriguez-Johnson, a freshman nutrition science major. Shira Stoll | Staff Photographer
“I love SU basketball so I pretty much would do anything to get into this game. You gotta do it, we’re all crazy,” said Kiera Hess, a freshman environmental engineering major.
“I love SU basketball so I pretty much would do anything to get into this game. You gotta do it, we’re all crazy,” said Kiera Hess, a freshman environmental engineering major. Shira Stoll | Staff Photographer
“Why am I camping out? I don’t know, because I’m crazy? And because my whole team was drawn to sit front row and I’ll be the first person. This [Boeheimberg] is actually my permanent home,” said Phil Sheehan, a freshman chemical engineering major.
“Why am I camping out? I don’t know, because I’m crazy? And because my whole team was drawn to sit front row and I’ll be the first person. This [Boeheimberg] is actually my permanent home,” said Phil Sheehan, a freshman chemical engineering major. Shira Stoll | Staff Photographer