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'It's going to be a pretty solid brawl': 5 things to know about Syracuse-Virginia lacrosse - Vimarsana News

'It's going to be a pretty solid brawl': 5 things to know about Syracuse-Virginia lacrosse

‘It’s going to be a pretty solid brawl’: 5 things to know about Syracuse-Virginia lacrosse Updated 4:20 PM; Today 12:25 PM The ability of Syracuse midfielder Dami Oladunmoye and his teammates to break Virginia's ride will be a key when the teams meet Saturday. Dennis Nett | dnett@syracuse.com Facebook Share Syracuse, N.Y. -- The Syracuse lacrosse team is hitting the road to see where the rest of its season leads. The No. 11 Orange visits (5-4, 1-3) visits No. 5 Virginia (10-3, 2-3) for an ACC rematch on Saturday. Syracuse thrashed the Cavaliers earlier this season, 20-10. The Orange h...

Over 100 SU athletes march for Black empowerment, equality - Vimarsana News

Over 100 SU athletes march for Black empowerment, equality

Over 100 SU athletes march for Black empowerment, equality Will Fudge | Staff Photographer Facebook Subscribe to our sports newsletter here. Syracuse athletes marched together through the wind and snow on Wednesday with one message: Black athletes’ lives matter. Teams walked together from the Skytop parking lot to Coyne Stadium in groups ranging from five softball players to nearly 20 track and field members. They wore black shirts that said “One Orange.” Some groups brought signs in support of the march. “Wlax stands for equality, justice.” “Men’s rowing: equality...

Beat writers expect SU to fall against No. 5 Virginia for its 2nd straight loss - Vimarsana News

Beat writers expect SU to fall against No. 5 Virginia for its 2nd straight loss

Beat writers expect SU to fall against No. 5 Virginia for its 2nd straight loss Courtesy of Rich Barnes | USA Today Sports Our beat writers expect No. 11 Syracuse to lose against No. 5 Virginia on Saturday. Facebook Subscribe to our sports newsletter here. No. 11 Syracuse (5-4, 1-3 Atlantic Coast) will visit No. 5 Virginia (10-3, 2-3) on Saturday, facing the only ACC program it has defeated this year. The Orange’s 20-10 victory against the Cavaliers in late February was the largest margin of victory between the two squads. Syracuse has lost three of its last four games, and its struggles ...

Syracuse lacrosse midfielder Jacob Buttermore will miss Virginia game with injury - Vimarsana News

Syracuse lacrosse midfielder Jacob Buttermore will miss Virginia game with injury

Syracuse lacrosse midfielder Jacob Buttermore will miss Virginia game with injury Updated Apr 21, 2021; Posted Apr 21, 2021 Syracuse’s Jacob Buttermore is checked by Stony Brook’s Jimmy Morrell in a game earlier this season at the Carrier Dome. Dennis Nett | dnett@syracuse.com Facebook Share Syracuse, N.Y. -- The Syracuse men’s lacrosse depth has taken another hit with the loss of midfielder Jacob Buttermore for Saturday’s game at Virginia, and perhaps much longer than that. Orange head coach John Desko confirmed Buttermore suffered an injury at practice this week, but did not prov...

Clearing, turnover struggles limit SU's possessions in 21-9 loss to UNC - Vimarsana News

Clearing, turnover struggles limit SU's possessions in 21-9 loss to UNC

Subscribe to our sports newsletter here In the first five minutes of Saturday’s game, Syracuse’s offense only setup in the offensive zone once. And at the end of that possession was a disappointing turnover from the stick of Brendan Curry. Meanwhile, North Carolina poured in four goals and wrestled away any semblance of control the Orange may have thought they’d have playing in front of fans at the Carrier Dome. A lack of possessions has become the common culprit in Syracuse’s losses this year. The offense certainly didn’t believe there was much the Tar Heels were doing defensively ...