Posts Tagged ‘NCAA Basketball’
Momma Knows Best
Thursday, March 26th, 2015There are numerous benefits about Syracuse joining the ACC: the history, the tradition, the rivalry, and of course, the fans. Today at the NCAA East Regional Final open practice sessions, we had the pleasure of meeting a gracious lady known as the CSPAN Mom. Despite her recent celebrity status and invitation to the White House Correspondent’s Dinner, on this day inside the Carrier Dome, safe from the rain, Joy Woodhouse was just another fan who traveled here to have her team’s back.
She said she hoping for another miraculous run by N.C. State.
Mrs. Woodhouse enjoy your stay.
Capture the Cuse (XII)
Thursday, March 26th, 2015
2015 NCAA East Regional Fashion (Marshall Street)
Spin Moves
Monday, March 23rd, 2015If you are a SU Basketball fan, you may be missing the team in this year’s NCAA Tournament, but here is some good news about one former player…
Former ‘Cuse bigman Rony Seikaly is now a house music DJ in Miami. He has program on Soundcloud and Sirius XM called “Sugar Free Radio,” and he will spin tomorrow as part of Miami Music Week.
Making Good Points
Thursday, March 20th, 2014
Dave Cain (St. John’s) and Craig Kowadla (Lafayette)
On this first day of March Madness we do a roll call of some of the great college point guards that were raised or played in the Cuse…The Pearl, Jason Buchanan, Lazarus Sims, Tyler Ennis, Rick Brunson, Sherman Douglas, Jason Hart, Dave Cain, Billy Edelin, Craig Kowadla, and Edwin Moss.
Throwback Thursday: Set up Man
Thursday, August 15th, 2013
Edwin “Eddie” Moss, baller, SU alum, publisher (circa 2005)
As SU gets ready to enter the Atlantic Coast Conference this season, we remember Edwin “Eddie” Moss. Moss was a point guard for SU and ushered them into the Big East back in 1979. He later became a newspaper publisher. He’s pictured here in 2005 (the same year he passed away). May he rest in peace.
From the Cheap Seats
Monday, December 7th, 2009
SU’s Wes Johnson: “Flying Easy”
It’s becoming clear that either from afar or close-up, this year’s Syracuse University Men’s Basketball Team looks formidable.