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I spoke to Roy Danforth the other day.
It’s been 50 years since he left Syracuse. I talked to SU’s first Final Four coach about life, legacy, Jim Boeheim and how he wants to be remembered.
For @DOsports:
dailyorange.com/2026/09/syra…
Charlotte’s one of the strongest feature writers at The D.O.
Pieces like this are why. Take some time out of your afternoon to learn about the man behind Harry’s today.
If you know Syracuse, you probably know John. Step behind the bar with him in my newest feature for @dailyorange.
dailyorange.com/2026/10/harr…
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If you know Syracuse, you probably know John. Step behind the bar with him in my newest feature for @dailyorange.
dailyorange.com/2026/10/harr…
As part of my story on Casey Powell, I got to sit down with Le Moyne AD Phil Brown a few weeks ago.
In his office, I asked him what he envisioned shaping Le Moyne into when he took his job.
Something to consider as Le Moyne moves to the Metro.
From my @USALMag story on Casey Powell yesterday.
In about a year, he’ll start fixing his eyes on the Metro championship instead.
According to this, Syracuse spent in the neighborhood of $10-12m on its roster this season.
Puts it alongside Clemson and NC State.
A deep dive with @MattNorlander into how much each high-major basketball roster costs. It ranges from $5 million to over $25 million.
The top dawgs: Duke, Florida, Kentucky, Illinois, Louisville, Michigan, UNC, St. John's, Tennessee, Texas and Texas Tech
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For @testudotimes, @JudeWilkenfeld and I were outside Jones-Hill House trying to get players to comment. An athletics staffer took pictures of us, and a police dispatch was called for suspicious activity; a cop and 2 cop cars pulled up, and officers ID’d us and asked us to leave.
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Casey Powell became a star at Syracuse. Now he’s taking on the giant next door with a small budget and an underdog mindset.
Mauricio Palmar spent a day with Le Moyne to learn how the program is taking shape under its new leader.
🔗 usalacrosse.com/magazine/cas…
I wrote about Casey Powell.
For my first @USALMag feature, I went to Le Moyne to talk to its newest head coach about his return to Syracuse, the challenges of being a first-time head coach, and the transformative power of dreams.
READ: usalacrosse.com/magazine/cas…
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I don’t blame Jayden at all for those final two plays. If you let a 3 man or 4 man rush get home when you have 6 protectors I can’t blame the QB lol
On a similar note, I asked Umari Hatcher about next week.
In a world where Angeli, Odom and Nelson may be out, how confident is he in his ability to do this with Danny Lauter?
Here’s what he had to say:
Steve Angeli was out. Amari Odom was, too. For a second straight week, Malachi Nelson left the game with an injury.
And Umari Hatcher still did what he does best.
“I will make those plays, no matter who’s in there."
From last night for @DOsports:
dailyorange.com/2026/10/syra…
Steve Angeli was out. Amari Odom was, too. For a second straight week, Malachi Nelson left the game with an injury.
And Umari Hatcher still did what he does best.
“I will make those plays, no matter who’s in there."
From last night for @DOsports:
dailyorange.com/2026/10/syra…
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Both Malachi Nelson and Lincoln Kienholz had inconsistent days under center, throwing four combined interceptions Saturday against Louisville. But Kienholz’s three total touchdowns sealed Syracuse’s 11th consecutive ACC loss, from @PointPalmar.
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FINAL | Louisville 34, Syracuse 26
Umari Hatcher put up 224 yards, but SU's inconsistent second-half offensive play put the win out of its reach. Malachi Nelson again exited the game with an injury.
The Orange drop their 11th consecutive ACC game.
Danny Lauter is in the game again.
Malachi Nelson previously limped off to the injury tent. For the second straight game, he'll have to watch the end from the sideline.
It might be Kienholz.
After Louisville produced just 10 yards of offense in the third quarter, the Cardinals punched in a touchdown to push their lead back up to 34-26.
Malachi Nelson and Lincoln Kienholz are having a tale of two halves right now.
Nelson just threw his second interception of the game. Whichever quarterback figures it out first will win.
The drought ends with a 34-yard field goal from Shay Barker. Syracuse is still down 28-26 in this game.
Neither side has scored a point in this second half.
Syracuse has gone punt, fumble, interception, punt in its four third-quarter drives. Louisville, meanwhile, has gone punt, interception, punt, punt in the third.
