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The Orange reveal a slate that includes a November 9 game versus Indiana, a December 19 clash with Providence at Boston’s TD Garden, and a November 2 rematch between UConn and Michigan, all under new coaching leadership.
Gerry McNamara, a Syracuse University alumnus and former player, has returned to coach the Orange with a plan to revive the storied rivalry with UConn and push the program back to national prominence.
An 18‑year‑old New Zealand guard pledges to Siena, bringing NBL experience, NBA Global Academy exposure and a fresh perspective from the Sky Broadband Rapid League.
An 18‑year‑old New Zealand prospect will bring his scoring prowess and international experience to Siena, where Coach Nevada Smith has assembled a diverse group of scholarship players.
The Orange’s upcoming conference calendar pits them against traditional powerhouses at home while testing them on the road, offering both opportunities and challenges for a program eager to build on recent breakthroughs.
The Orange’s 2026‑27 ACC schedule offers a mix of marquee home contests and challenging away trips, setting the stage for a pivotal year under new leadership.
Syracuse University is intensifying its pursuit of five‑star wing Moussa Kamissoko, a 2027 recruit drawing attention from a host of national powerhouses.
Carmelo Anthony reframes his son Kiyan's freshman season at Syracuse as a learning experience, highlighting flashes of brilliance and a return under new coach Gerry McNamara.
Syracuse senior William Kyle III, a 6‑foot‑9 power forward, is eyeing a spot in the 2026 NBA Draft after a season that saw him rank among the nation’s top blockers
Syracuse University is intensifying its recruitment efforts for the 2026‑27 season, competing with programs led by former Orange assistants Adrian Autry and Brenden Straughn for top high school talent.
Siena's men's basketball program announced the commitment of Tan Yildizoglu, a Turkish point guard with international experience, as part of a strategic recruitment drive led by head coach Nevada Smith.
After a lackluster 2025‑26 campaign at the shooting guard spot, the Orange are banking on new talent and depth to turn the tide.
The upcoming season’s non‑conference slate for Indiana basketball has been partially revealed, highlighting five confirmed opponents and a shift toward neutral‑court games driven by recent rule changes and NIL considerations.
Duke’s schedule confirms a primary partnership with North Carolina and a rotating slot with Virginia, while Syracuse’s new head coach Gerry McNamara brings former Siena standouts Gavin Doty and Kiyan Anthony back to the Orange.
The Orange’s 2026‑27 schedule features marquee home matchups against traditional powers, while alum Miles Robinson prepares for a World Cup campaign.
The Atlantic Coast Conference’s 18‑team format reshapes Syracuse’s slate, introducing double‑headers, a first‑time Dome appearance and a notable omission of North Carolina State.
Duke’s 2026‑27 ACC schedule includes home‑and‑home series with UNC and Virginia, a mix of home and away opponents, and notable coaching storylines.
The Orange will face a demanding 18‑game conference schedule, highlighted by home matchups with historic rivals and a road test against a mix of ACC opponents.
The Orange and Hoosiers meet on Nov. 9 in Indianapolis, reviving a series that includes a 1987 championship game and recent Sweet 16 showdown.
The Circuit's latest rankings spotlight emerging basketball prospects in the Under Armour Association, with several earning honors and drawing interest from Syracuse.
After a standout sophomore season at Temple and a strong showing at the NBA G League Combine, Aiden Tobiason has decided to pull his name from the 2026 NBA Draft and will return to Syracuse, where he is expected to play a pivotal role under first‑year head coach Gerry McNamara.
Tai Bell, a top-ranked 2028 point guard, is moving to Christopher Columbus High School in Miami, bringing his 32-point average and elite recruiting buzz
During the EYBL session in Kansas City, Syracuse’s recruiting targets delivered standout performances, highlighting the Orange’s aggressive pursuit of talent for the upcoming classes.
Lewis Uvwo, a 2027 five-star center with a 7‑foot‑7 wingspan, is emerging as a top recruiting target for Syracuse and several other elite programs.