Tuesday Articles

[Orangeyes]

That's Steve's dad Norm Goldsmith 4th from the left wearing #44. Norm was killed in a car accident in 1977 that left Steve's mom critically injured. That's Bernie kneeling as the team manager. Looks a bit like David his son.

Syracuse University grad Steve Goldsmith says Bernie Fine was like a father to him

One wants to sigh in relief at the vigorous denials on behalf of Bernie Fine, but

The Axepress Lane: Latest on the Bernie Fine beat

Virginia Tech-Syracuse Preview

NIT Season Tip-Off lacking true test for Syracuse

Cooney: Redshirt decision 'best thing for me'

A Fine mess ESPN has created

Police resist releasing documents in Fine case

What's next in DA, police battle over Bernie Fine investigation

Former Syracuse basketball manager remembers Bernie Fine as 'too nice'

OTL - Syracuse Allegations

ESPN's Mike Tirico talks Bernie Fine (starts around 15:00 mark)

Victim rights activist: Boeheim 'cowardly'

Child advocates want Jim Boeheim to apologize to Bernie Fine's ...

Advocate against abuse, former quarterback warns public to await ...

ESPN report on Syracuse's Bernie Fine was 'irresponsible,' Fox ...

Syracuse mayor releases statement, says no information will be released until investigation ends

Syracuse mayor: Police will not release updates during child sex abuse investigation into SU assistant coach Bernie Fine

Bernie Fine Getting Loads Of Support At Syracuse Amidst Molestation Investigation

Syracuse cops, DA in clash over records

Judge issues subpeona in Bernie Fine case

Onondaga County district attorney's office seeks Bernie Fine records

Boeheim backs off shot at Paterno

Syracuse probe into sexual-abuse allegations against Bernie Fine ...

Parents Weekend at Syracuse

AP photo of Cooney & Carter-Williams arriving to practice Friday after allegations
revealed

Recruiting

Nerlens Noel ESPN's #2 Player in the Nation c/o 2013

Nerlens Noel: Co-Headliners of the Day

Nerlens Noel turned in a stellar performance in Connecticut

Videos

Police mum on Fine case, but DA wants information

Advocacy Group calls on Boeheim to apologize and be "held ...

Group wants apology from Coach Boeheim

Demonstrators support alleged abuse victims

Weber's Take On Bernie Fine

Kenny: This Whole Thing Stinks!

Syracuse Basketball Assistant Coach Suspended Pending Child Molestation

Letters To The Editor

It takes courage for Davis to come forward amid powerful people

Paper showed restraint in not publishing story on Fine years ago

NIT

Important week for both Oklahoma State basketball teams

OOC Opponent

Great Danes' Suero Tabbed AE Player of the Week

Former Players

LeBron, Wade, Carmelo and Chris Paul Using Google+ to Promote ...

Orr's son has 5 points in 8 minutes

Around The Big East

No. 14 Kansas holds off Georgetown 67-63 in Maui

Big East Big Five: Week 2

Around The Nation

Sexual Predators Often Elude Casual Profilers

Week 3 Watch: Tourneys in full swing

The Poll Attacks

Blogs

Jason Whitlock Right to Vilify ESPN for 'Breaking' Syracuse Scandal

Bernie Fine Allegations: ESPN's Journalistic Integrity, Jim ...

Syracuse Orange Still No. 5 In AP, Coaches Polls

NIT Season Tip-Off (in New York) Tournament Bracket

"Casual Hoya" wishes nothing but the worst for Syracuse

 

[OrangeOnions]

On the Tirico interview he also talks about Lee Corso's bomb. Here's the clip.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?NR=1&v=a5SQuCl9sT0

 

[Orangeyes]

On the Tirico interview he also talks about Lee Corso's bomb. Here's the clip.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?NR=1&v=a5SQuCl9sT0

Here's the whole thing with an almost instant apology

 

[RoysRunts]

Boeheim a coward? He put his reputation on the line defending his 50yr friend. That is Cowardice? That takes courage when the media court is in session.

 

[RoysRunts]

Thanks for Posting the Pic OE I wanted to after the Goldsmith article-- Sam Penceal one of my Favs. About 8yrs ago I saw Rick Berry in front of ESPN in Orlando (Between Christmas and New Years) I told him I liked the Golden State team he was on with Al Attles and of course I had my SU Shirt on. He talked about playing SU in the Hurricane Classic and the only player he mentioned was Sam Penceal. Sam also guarded Bill Bradley in that Tourney. It might not have been called the Hurricane Classic at that time but that's the name that comes to mind. Sad to hear about Norm Goldsmith.

 

[Orangeyes]

Thanks for Posting the Pic OE I wanted to after the Goldsmith article-- Sam Penceal one of my Favs. About 8yrs ago I saw Rick Berry in front of ESPN in Orlando (Between Christmas and New Years) I told him I liked the Golden State team he was on with Al Attles and of course I had my SU Shirt on. He talked about playing SU in the Hurricane Classic and the only player he mentioned was Sam Penceal. Sam also guarded Bill Bradley in that Tourney. It might not have been called the Hurricane Classic at that time but that's the name that comes to mind. Sad to hear about Norm Goldsmith.

The 1965-1966 SU men's basketball team, which went 22-6: (from left) head coach Fred Lewis, Rex Trobridge, Vaughn Harper, Norm Goldsmith, George Hicker, Sam Penceal, Steve Ludd, Tom Bednark, Richie Cornwall, Frank Nicoletti, Tom Ringelmann, Jim Boeheim, Dave Bing, Dick Ableman, Rich Dean, Val Reid, assistant coach Roy Danforth. Kneeling is team manager Bernie Fine. In that picture Bernie looks a lot like his son David.

 

[arbitragegls]

Weber's take is a good one...why would a ball boy, if in fact he did go to away games, go...as a member of the traveling squad...seems a bit pricey...hopefully it wasnt "we have a seat, he can room with me"-B Fine...yikes that would not be good.

 

[Victory Lap]

To me, the most notable story above is the Cooney redshirt article. He seems to have a good attitude about it and will be a huge asset over the next few years.

 

[Victory Lap]

What a great attitude this kid has:​

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“Yeah, it can be tough coming in every day knowing you’re not going to play, but it will benefit me so much,” Cooney said. “I’m coming in every day and working hard. You can’t let it get to you because you have such a bright future and you can’t think that you wasted a whole year because that will get you down. I’m excited to be here and I’m looking forward to my future here at Syracuse.”​

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Cooney will be Syracuse’s biggest fan while working to improve in practice and getting stronger off the court.​

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“We’ve got really great leaders here with Kris and Scoop along with talented young players and bigs,” Cooney said. “I’m working on everything. I think one of the biggest things I can improve on is my body. I need to get a little stronger, faster and quicker. I need to be more flexible and get in better shape. I’ll be working on my gameevery day while cheering for my teammates.”​

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