Monday Articles

[Orangeyes]

In the Big East it's Syracuse and then everyone else

Lockridge’s AP men’s basketball Top 25

Syracuse hangs on against Marquette

Orange take control of Big East

Waiters block preserves Syracuse's undefeated record

Marquette postgame — Fab Melo

Video

Fans excited about SU's win over Marquette

Next Opponent

Wildcats Rebound With an 87-71 Win Over DePaul

Villanova gets much-needed Big East win over DePaul

Villanova earns desperate victory over DePaul

McCaffery: Villanova a work-in-progress as No. 1 Syracuse comes to town

Wright’s musical lineup pays off in Villanova victory

Wayns says he's not in awe of Syracuse

Recruiting

The world of Tyler Ennis

Senior guard Melvin Johnson recorded 24 points, which included 6-of-10 shooting from 3-point range, and junior guard Tyler Ennis added 23 points and nine assists as St. Benedict's was a buzzer shot from scoring 100 points in the final game of the SFIC Festival at Kean University in Union. St. Benedict's led, 13-0, before Bergen Catholic scored with 5:48 left in the first quarter. Richie DeLuca scored 16 points for Bergen Catholic.
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Sunday’s 4 p.m. game between prep powers Brewster Academy and the Tilton School, both of New Hampshire, will be shown on ESPN. The game will include Nerlens Noel, ESPN’s No. 2 ranked player in the class of 2013.
Read more about the Spalding Hoophall Classic

1.) The Springfield Connection: When St. Thomas More and Wilbraham & Monson square off at noon, two of Springfield's past high school stars will be on the floor. Kamali Bey and Jaylen Brantley will both be playing for W&M and local crowds can see just how spectacular they've become. Bey, just a junior, was perhaps the best player in WMass two years ago helping Sabis to a state championship. Brantley, a former Central guard, is considering offers from Georgetown, Florida, Georgia Tech, Virginia, Virginia Tech and Syracuse. He recently called Louisville and Syracuse the early leaders.


5.) Kuran Iverson: Playing out of Northwest Catholic in West Hartford, Iverson is becoming one of the top players in the northeast. Considered the 7th best power forward in the class of 2013, Iverson has been offered by UConn, Syracuse and Kentucky. Expect plenty of eyes to be on Iverson when Northwest Catholic takes on DeMatha Catholic at 8 p.m. on Day 3.
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Former Players

Eric Devendorf no longer on roster for NBA Development League's ...

Melo has 13 in win

Jonny has 2 in 10 in loss

OOC Opponent

Florida basketball's enigmatic road struggles no reason to panic

Around The Big East

Marquette's new AD made the trip to Syracuse

A Small Step at DePaul

Georgetown vs. Cincinnati: Hoyas slumping from three-point range

Around The Nation

Michael Jordan's son leaves UCF hoops program

Todd Bozeman suspended after incident with player

Arizona St. leading scorer King leaves program

Arizona State dismisses leading scorer

Hardaway Jr., Michigan shut down Wisconsin

Cable Wars

Time Warner and MSG Network plan meeting this week

Blogs

Eric Devendorf Waived By Idaho Stampede, The Journey Continues

Big East Basketball: Top-Heavy, Down Year Or Just A Lot Of Pretty ...

Marquette blogger watches tape delay & gives gut reactions

Big East Basketball Wrap-Up: No. 1 Syracuse Wins, No. 8 UConn, No ...

Which Marquette Is Real?

Message board has fun at Jonny's expense

 

[longislandcuse]

Jonny and Wes, regardless of the situations they are in better pick up their play if they want a second contract.

 

[jr4750]

Jonny and Wes, regardless of the situations they are in better pick up their play if they want a second contract.

Wes especially... I have kinda come to the conclusion that Flynn is in trouble. Small guards have a hard time sticking around. It just so happens that Lowry is ahead of him and playing very well... Perhaps, and I don't want to wish this, one of those guys will go down and allow Jonny some time to show his skills. Otherwise, he may not get another shot. Wes gets like 3-6 shots a game. That's terrible. He either isn't being assertive enough or isn't good enough... One way or another, as the 4th pick in the draft, you can't average 5ppg 2 rbs and be considered invaluable.

 

[Toga]

Kind of surprised by Wes. I always figured he'd be about a 14 ppg player.

 

[longislandcuse]

I think Wes needs a change of scenery. Jonny ehh I dont know, he needs to stop being on teams with 900 point guards.

 

[HoustonCuse]

Guys please don't forget your likes... OE is busting his tail. Look at all that content.

 

[DoctorBombay]

Jonny ended up in the worst possible situation in Minny- with a HC who wanted to force-feed an offensive system to a team full of rookies. Rambis was an absolute disaster as HC, & Jonny's injury set him back for years.
As for Wes, he should be fine now that they have HC Adelman a pass-first PG in Rubio.