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Boeheim’s Army 68, Heartfire 62: Syracuse group advances in TBT Share this story Boeheim’s Army survived another scare in The Basketball Tournament. The group of Syracuse Orange men’s basketball alumni advanced to the Super 16, taking down Team Heartfire by a final score of 68-62. The Army will play again on Wednesday night against the winner of Always a Brave/Jackson TN Underdawgs. Head coach Jeremy Pope went with a starting lineup of DJ Kennedy, Deandre Kane, Tyrese Rice, Malachi Richardson and Chris McCullough. Tyler Lydon came off the bench after starting in the team’s opening rou...

Boeheim’s Army’s new additions find success in 6-point win Courtesy of Ben Solomon Facebook Subscribe to our sports newsletter here. With seven minutes left in the third quarter, Boeheim’s Army already had a comfortable nine-point lead over Team Heartfire. DeAndre Kane, a new addition to BA’s squad this season, took an opportunity to score from 3-point range.  Kane went up for the shot from the left wing, but his attempt clipped the left side of the backboard and fell short. Instead of falling back on defense, Kane ran back into the paint to try and secure a rebound. 

3 takeaways from Boeheim’s Army’s 2nd-round win over Team Heartfire Courtesy of Ben Solomon Facebook Subscribe to our sports newsletter here. In a back-and-forth battle against No. 11 seed Team Heartfire, No. 3 seed Boeheim’s Army won 68-62 in the second round of The Basketball Tournament on Monday. Keifer Sykes led the team off with 17 points on nine shots off the bench.  Here are three takeaways from Boeheim’s Army’s victory over Team Heartfire: Defensive differences   During its opening game against the Forces of Seoul, Boeheim’s Army’s notorious 2-3 zone was neutralized b...

Chris McCullough, Kiefer Sykes lift Boeheim’s Army over Team Heartfire, 68-62 Courtesy of Ben Solomon Chris McCullough's last-minute jumper sent Boeheim's Army to the third round of The Basketball Tournament. Facebook Subscribe to our sports newsletter here. D.J. Kennedy drove into the paint but couldn’t find a good look after Team Heartfire’s defense snuffed out his attempt. He saw Tyler Lydon under the hoop and dished it forward to him. Lydon looked toward Keifer Sykes, who was standing wide open in the right corner. Once Sykes collected the swing pass from the Boeheim’s Army big ma...

Fans return to support Boeheim's Army after watching last season from home Max Freund | Staff Photographer Facebook Subscribe to our sports newsletter here. For afternoon or night games during The Basketball Tournament, Syracuse University senior Maria Angiolillo’s friends would arrive at breakfast. Whether it was her apartment on South Campus sophomore year, or her houses on Lancaster Avenue and Euclid Avenue the next two years, Angiolillo’s was always the place she and her Otto’s Army friends would cheer on Boeheim’s Army. She’d start making pancakes, eggs, bacon and...