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Walking into the bright, modern lobby of the law firm of Hancock Estabrook, LLP, it’s easy to forget that the firm traces its Syracuse business roots as far back as 1889.
Retired Syracuse coach Jim Boeheim says he is relaxed and loving retirement. He stepped down in March after 47 years. The Hall of Famer amassed 1,116 wins, five Final Four trips and the 2003 national championship along the way. He says he doesn’t miss the job one bit but he is not far from the game. He is a special assistant at Syracuse and he goes to occasional practices. He also has a deal with ESPN to provide commentary on the sport he loves.
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Light snow has dusted the area, a precursor for the months ahead when when many residents around here look for Syracuse basketball to get them through the winter. Retirement is going just fine, thank you, for Jim Boeheim, who stepped down in March after 47 years of coaching the Orange. “If you’re up 16 hours a day, you’re thinking about your team every minute of those 16 hours, every day, seven days a week, all year long,” said Boeheim, reflecting on a career that saw him transform the program into a national brand.
Syracuse University leadership announced new changes to SU's admissions process after the Supreme Court banned affirmative action from college admissions.