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The long national nightmare of Syracuse deciding if it would actually honor the SEC-Big East Challenge contract and play at Arkansas Nov. 30 is now over. The Orange announced they will play the game. But Syracuse also said it will get some help from the Big East in nonconference scheduling. What does that mean? Syracuse is playing San Diego State on a battleship in San Diego and will play Temple in New York. The rest of the slate hasn’t been announced yet. The Big East says it can aid SU in a number of ways: help get a good TV slot for a nonconference game; move a conference game to make room for a nonconference game or lean on other leagues to free up a date or team.
ESPN

Syracuse University holds 'Legends & Stars' event Sunday to benefit Elmcrest Children's Center

Recruiting

Ennis to play in intra-squad game Thursday

Re-Ranking Last Year's Top 100 Recruits

Best Freshmen Outside 2011's Top 100

ESPN's 2011 Top 100

Former Players

Cleveland takes Florida guard Bradley Beal at No. 4 and Syracuse center Fab Melo at No. 24. (NBA Draft Room)

Gators guard Bradley Beal, with the fourth pick, and Syracuse center Fab Melo, at No. 24, are selected by the Cavs. (DraftExpress.com)
CPD

Anthony says Knicks 'can start building' with Woodson

Karl: Melo needs more focus, consistency

Video

My Brother as Roosevelt Bouie Syracuse University Basketball

Around The Big East

Coaches Corner: Marquette's Buzz Williams

Around The Nation

Butler's mascot diagnosed with pneumonia

Once offered Memphis job, 15 years later he's coaching HS in Memphis

Mug Shots

Donte Morales UNC Willingham felonies including selling drugs

List of Morales charges

Blogs

NBA Draft 2012: Could Fab Melo Workout Hint at Omer Asik's Exit?‎

NBA Draft 2012: Dion Waiters Scouting Report‎

Softball

Shenendehowa faced best pitcher yet in SU commit Sydney O' Hara

Video

Check out future SU pitcher/outfielder Sydney O' Hara going yard & pitching

Around CNY

Central New Yorkers watch Venus Transit‎

Boxing Hall of Fame: Thomas Hearns faces battles head-on both inside, outside of ring