
ACC Power Rankings Reveal Miami at Top After Week 1
Miami holds the top spot after a win over Stanford, while several conference teams make notable jumps or drops in the opening week.
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Miami holds the top spot after a win over Stanford, while several conference teams make notable jumps or drops in the opening week.

The Atlantic Coast Conference recognized outstanding opening‑weekend football performances, with record‑setting passing, rushing and receiving numbers across multiple schools.

Former Syracuse football star Greg Allen, celebrated for his record-breaking punt return and decades of service, will be honored with the 2026 Zunic Award, which commemorates the selfless sacrifice of Mike and Judy Zunic.

From a season‑ending injury to captaining the receiving corps, Umari Hatcher’s story underscores how selflessness and resilience can rewrite a football career.

Coach Fran Brown announced the 2026 depth chart, confirming key players and highlighting the ongoing competition at quarterback and running back while expressing confidence in the NCAA’s handling of eligibility issues.

The Orange have locked in a 23‑game schedule that begins Dec. 6 at home against SMU and ends Feb. 28 with a road game at Wake Forest.

The Orange host the Tigers in the ACC opener on September 4, with both teams looking to build momentum early in the season.

The Atlantic Coast Conference has released its full women's basketball slate for the 2026‑2027 season, highlighting Virginia's eight‑home, eight‑away slate and the March tournament in Charlotte.

The Orange aim to extend their early-season winning streak to three games this weekend, facing Ohio State and Rutgers on the road while showcasing fresh talent and veteran leadership.
Syracuse University’s basketball program under first‑year coach Gerry McNamara is courting three top‑rated 2027 recruits and a verbal commitment, aiming to reshape the roster for the future.

Kentucky’s coaching staff is intensifying its pursuit of top 2027 recruit Nasir Anderson, a 6‑3 point guard from Georgia, as he prepares for an official visit to Lexington on Oct. 5.

Ahmed Nur, a top‑25 recruit in the 2027 class, impressed during his official visit to Syracuse, where coach Gerry McNamara and staff are courting him alongside Texas and other leading programs.

Syracuse University is courting top point guard Nasir Anderson for the 2027 class, scheduling a September visit as part of a broader effort to reshape the roster amid financial and competitive challenges.

A late penalty save by freshman goalkeeper Olivia Busby salvaged a 0‑0 draw for Harvard against Syracuse, highlighting a dominant performance that included 60 percent possession and 18 shots.

This week’s recap covers basketball’s non‑conference slate, Sam Alexis’s eligibility uncertainty, football’s fall camp, soccer dominance and losses, newcomer Oliver Moller‑Jensen’s rise, and recent fan‑engagement initiatives.
Syracuse University will host Harvard on August 30 for a Senior Day women's soccer clash, featuring key players, a storied series and campus celebrations.

Rutgers opened the 2026 field hockey season with a 5‑1 loss to top‑ranked Monmouth, a game marked by an early goal, a tied halftime score, and defensive lapses that left the team facing a tough upcoming schedule.

The Orange embark on a five‑game New England swing, blending seasoned veterans with promising newcomers while aiming to extend a historic opening‑game streak.

Harvard’s women’s soccer team secured a 4‑0 victory over Fairfield, with freshmen leading the offense and a clean sheet defended.

The Wildcats’ upcoming non‑conference slate features five NCAA Tournament teams, including Louisville and Virginia, and introduces a mix of neutral‑site contests and a true road test in Syracuse.

The Wildcats will face a demanding lineup of opponents across multiple venues, with tip times and broadcast details to be released later.

The Wildcats will navigate a 14‑game nonconference calendar that includes five NCAA tournament opponents, multiple Power Four rivals, and a series of neutral‑site events, setting the tone for a challenging season.

Recent ranking updates reveal significant movements for several of Syracuse’s committed and target players, underscoring the program’s growing appeal.

On Aug. 27, the Orange will host Niagara at SU Soccer Stadium, featuring fan promotions, key player storylines, and a chance to extend an unbeaten run.