Tag: NCAA
John Wildhack talks new football facility, NIL at press conference
Director of Athletics John Wildhack discussed NIL and Syracuse football’s new performance center at his press conference on Saturday. Read More »
How new Le Moyne AD Phil Brown is navigating unique jump to D-1
Phil Brown talks on his vision for Le Moyne athletics four months into his tenure as its Athletic Director. Read More »
Syracuse Sport Group hosts nation’s 1st NIL Summit
Syracuse student-athletes participated in an NIL Summit on Friday at Grant Auditorium, marking the nation’s first event of its kind. Read More »
SU, MLBPA to offer academic programs to current, former MLB players
SU and the MLBPA will offer industry-specific online degrees, certificates and credentials to current and former MLB players. Read More »
SU Athletics announces $50 million fundraising campaign ahead of House v. NCAA settlement
SU Athletics announced Thursday a $50 million fundraising campaign toward improving its athletic success. The university will share the maximum $20.5 million with its athletes beginning on July 1, pending the House v. NCAA settlement. Read More »
SU Athletics hires Kevin Morgan as 1st-ever general manager, chief revenue officer
SU Athletics has hired Kevin Morgan as its first-ever general manager and chief revenue officer, the department announced Monday. Read More »
SA meeting addresses future of college athletics, compensation
Syracuse University’s Student Association hosted a town hall to discuss the future of college athletics in the final meeting of the semester. Read More »
SU’s Committee on Athletic Policy reports on changing NCAA landscape
Syracuse University’s Senate discussed “impending changes” to college athletics and their potential impacts during its fourth meeting. Read More »
New college football league proposed by Kent Syverud-backed group
College Sports Tomorrow, a group that lists SU Chancellor Kent Syverud as an ambassador, proposed the formation of a new league called the College Student Football League on Tuesday. The proposed league would replace the current FBS model. Read More »
STILL HERE: Gerry McNamara has remained consistent through promotion to associate head coach
“He’s a guy that was a legend here and I'm able to talk to him about anything in the world.” In his first year as associate head coach, Gerry McNamara has been vital in connecting with SU's current roster. Read More »
Syverud speaks to ESPN, discusses ‘Think Tank’ to reshape college sports
Syracuse Chancellor Kent Syverud spoke to ESPN’s Pete Thamel about his involvement with a “Think Tank” trying to come up with a solution for the ever-changing collegiate athletic landscape. Read More »
No. 1 Syracuse women’s lacrosse proves why women’s sports need more attention, respect
This is an example of sexism in our media, the NCAA and especially in a sport-loving community like SU which claims to “bleed orange.” Read More »
The 5 stages of coping with Jim Boeheim’s retirement
It has officially been two weeks since Coach Jim Boeheim announced his retirement and if you still haven’t gotten over it, take some advice from our humor columnist. Read More »
Gallery: Syracuse men's soccer takes home 1st-ever College Cup
After 110 minutes of play and an extended round of penalty kicks, the Syracuse Orange men's soccer team takes home their first national title. The Orange played against the Indiana Hoosiers Monday, December 12 in Cary, North Carolina to finish off the 2022 NCAA Men's College Cup. Read More »
Willing to brave the elements? Here are some local winter sports to jump-start break
Brave the elements and try out some winter sports at these five spots. Read More »
Gallery: Syracuse fans gather to celebrate and watch the World Cup
Venues around the Syracuse area filled with fans eager to watch their favorite teams compete in the 2022 FIFA World Cup. Fans from all cultures came together as part of a celebration of their countries and their teams. Read More »
The World Cup serves as a cross-cultural event for Syracuse fans tuning in
Throughout the Syracuse community, many different cultures have found pride in supporting their countries in the 2022 World Cup. Read More »
For football fans who bleed orange, tailgates are the soul of game day
Syracuse tailgating has been bringing people together for years and that tradition continues, as tailgaters reminisce about their love and experiences with Orange football. Read More »
The top 5 most unforgettable moments Syracuse’s class of 2023 has experienced
From watching Pete Davidson get boo-ed at the Carrier Dome to the closing of Acropolis, the class of 2023 has certainly seen it all. Read More »
Syracuse skaters of all ages congregate in memory of Andrew Grabowski
The Flowers Skate Shop, in conjunction with Skate4Drew, hosted a skate competition in commemoration of the late Andrew Grabowski who was a beloved pillar of the Syracuse skate scene. Read More »
Rob McClanaghan impassions SU athletes with talks about mental health
McClanaghan along with two current SU athletes shared their experiences on dealing with mental health. Read More »
SU Outing Club spends spring break in West Virginia for 1st time since pandemic
The Syracuse University Outing Club took a spring break trip to Franklin, West Virginia where they backpacked, rock climbed, mountain biked, hiked and went caving. Read More »
Bands and Ballers : A photographer's look at traveling to the ACC Tournament
Though the Orange failed to advance past the tournament’s second round, Hendricks and the rest of the pep band were happy to have shared their music outside of the Syracuse community. Read More »
What diplomatic boycott of Beijing Olympics means for athletes, future Games
The US is diplomatically boycotting the 2022 Beijing Olympics. This is the most recent in a long line of Olympic protests in recent years. Read More »