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[SIZE=3]Eric Green Leads Holy Cross in Scoring and in Hype[/SIZE]

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Here are five things to watch as the Orange takes on the Crusaders:
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[SIZE=5][B][I]If not Cooney, then who?[/I][/B][/SIZE]
[I]Trevor Cooney, if only by nature of his shooting guard position, is thought to be Syracuse's best outside shooting.

Now some Syracuse fans might debate that. Cooney hasn't exactly been tickling the twine this season. The junior guard went 1-for-5 from 3-point range in Syracuse's win over Loyola on Tuesday, bringing his numbers on the season to 9-of-29. That's 31 percent.

But Syracuse coach Jim Boeheim has to hope that Cooney finds his shooting stroke because thus far this season no other Syracuse player has shown any signs of stepping up to the 3-point arc.

Syracuse's players, other than Cooney, are an unsightly 9-for-46 from 3-point range. That's 19.5 percent. B.J. Johnson is 5-of-17 from three. Michael Gbinije is 2-for-13. Ron Patterson is 1-for-9. Kaleb Joseph is 0-for-2.

Yes, Cooney needs to get going, but Syracuse has to get Johnson, Gbinije and Joseph to shoot the ball with more confidence, too.
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