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The guys talks about a depressing Syracuse basketball loss and a more depressing outlook for the rest of the season. But a blowout win for the lacrosse program provides some hope for sports -- at least until they remember that the baseball owners have locked out the players.
Can Frank Anselem step up? Will we see more small ball/ 3 guard lineups? Will Benny Williams see an increase in minutes? Or is he blocked by Jimmy existing? The guys also talk about Benny's poor shooting. Plus, it's the lacrosse preview show! The guys discuss the high expectations, but extremely difficult schedule for the lacrosse season.
As Syracuse basketball gets back to a .500 record with two straight wins, the guys reserve themselves to the fact that this team is going to give them hope as it enters a stretch with several winnable games. They try to figure out what percentage chance the Orange have of making the NCAA Tournament because this is what being a Syracuse fan is now. The guys run down the recently released 2022 Syracuse football schedule and discuss Dino Babers' 2022 recruiting class. Plus, a Sean Tucker track update and a discussion about Brian Flores' lawsuit against the NFL.
The guys have a tough discussion as Syracuse basketball drops two games below .500 about whether Jim Boeheim is the real problem with Syracuse basketball. Is it time for Jim to retire and even if it is, would he? The guys check in on the women's basketball team that is in the midst of a 5-game losing streak. Meanwhile, football added a former 4-star recruit to its secondary and a wide receiver coach with a 4-star quarterback son. Will he join his dad at SU? Finally, the guys make their NFL Championship Weekend picks and Brett laments the Bills heartbreaking loss to the Chiefs.
The guys discuss another week in which Syracuse basketball split their games in half, one win and one loss. And even after the win vs. Clemson, they're not feeling great about this Syracuse team. They discuss a head-scratching comment from Jim Boeheim during the Monday press conference and make picks for the games at Duke and Pitt. Plus, Syracuse football is getting some new players through some late recruiting and the transfer portal. Finally, the guys make their NFL Divisional Round picks.
The guys discuss Syracuse's three-game losing streak, why Joe still likes a bad team, the Orange's newest QB, and their NFL picks.
Happy New Year! The guys talked about a rough few weeks for Syracuse basketball that included two Ivy League wins and two losses to mediocre squads. Is it time to throw in the towel on the season? Not yet, but things have to improve. The guys talk about Syracuse football's new offensive guru hires and how Sean Tucker was robbed of consensus All-American status by Sporting News. Finally, some New Years resolutions for Syracuse athletics in 2022.
A win over Florida State and a competitive night in MSG against 6th-ranked Villanova has the guys wondering if Syracuse basketball is better than they thought. The guys turn their attention toward Syracuse's rival, Georgetown, and make their predictions for the big matchup. Matt and Joe take some time to talk about the Syracuse women's team's big win over #18 Ohio State and their follow-up win in which they scored the most points in a game in program history. The guys end with some football notes and Matt rants about how Miami is paying for their new football staff.
Joe, Matt and Brett discuss the tumultuous week that was Syracuse basketball, Jesse Edwards' coming out party, Cole Swider's struggles, and put a a nicer bow on the football season than Sean Tucker did.
The guys break down a disastrous Saturday for Syracuse athletics as the football team got blown out by NC State 41-17 and the basketball team lost to Colgate for the first time since 1962. How will both programs respond to these losses? The guys preview a must-win regular season finale for the football team against ACC Coastal Division Champs Pittsburgh and a major test for Syracuse basketball in the Battle 4 Atlantis.
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