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3 days ago | nunesmagician.com | Kyle Thele |Kevin Wall

Welcome to SB Nation Reacts, a survey of fans across the NCAA. Throughout the year we ask questions of the most plugged-in Syracuse Orange fans and fans across the country. Sign up here to participate in the weekly emailed surveys. The Syracuse sports year is winding down but we’ve got some big events coming up and Saturday’s men’s lacrosse game against Princeton is one of them. Do you think Gary Gait’s squad can ride the momentum from their OT win over Harvard and get back to the Final Four?

4 days ago | nunesmagician.com | Kevin Wall

Abe Arredondo-Imagn Images On the same day when Carmelo Anthony told graduates that “their path would not be a straight line”, the Syracuse Orange men’s lacrosse team scaled out of a canyon to ascend above the Harvard Crimson. The game was pretty one-sided for three quarters and it looked like a promising Syracuse season would end in another disappointing 1st-round loss.

4 days ago | nunesmagician.com | Kevin Wall

Rich Barnes-USA TODAY Sports Syracuse Orange football recruiting hasn’t been this good in decades and the darts keep hitting their mark for Fran Brown and his staff. On Saturday, 2026 wide receiver Amare Gough from Richmond, Va. committed to Syracuse. The 6’1” receiver is a consensus four-star recruit in his class and ranks among the top 44 receivers in the class according to On3 and 247.

6 days ago | nunesmagician.com | Kevin Wall

Photo by John Joyner/NCAA Photos/NCAA Photos via Getty Images The Syracuse Orange lacrosse teams are in NCAA action this weekend so our weekly fan survey focused on the lacrosse action. Despite a loss in the Dome to Harvard earlier this season, the majority of fans expect to see Syracuse survive tomorrow night and move on to the quarterfinal. The Syracuse women pushed past the Brown Bears 15-9 on Friday evening and now the Orange will face the host Yale Bulldogs tomorrow.

1 week ago | nunesmagician.com | Sam Federman

Kevin Jairaj-Imagn Images It’s never a good sign when the press release announcing transfers has to tell the fanbase explicitly to be excited about the players. A few weeks ago, that’s where Syracuse Orange women’s basketball was, having signed a few players that — while highly recruited — had not produced at a high level in college basketball.