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Syracuse basketball legend and all-time leading scorer Lawrence Moten has passed away at age 53, prompting heartfelt tributes from coach Jim Boeheim and the basketball community, highlighting his talent, loyalty, and positive impact on the Syracuse community.
Former Syracuse coach Jim Boeheim criticizes the NCAA Tournament selection process, arguing that the best teams are not getting in due to reliance on NET Rankings. Seton Hall and St. John’s were notably snubbed despite strong metrics, sparking frustration among coaches and players who question the validity of the rankings and the impact of blowout wins on NET scores. The controversy highlights concerns about the selection system and its impact on college basketball.
Syracuse forward Chris Bell's standout performance, with a game-high 23 points, led the Orange to a victory over Louisville. Coach Jim Boeheim had been pushing Bell to improve his rebounding throughout the season, and his efforts paid off in this game, earning praise as Bell's "best game in a Syracuse uniform."
Syracuse University honored longtime basketball coach Jim Boeheim with a postgame ceremony, presenting him with gifts and unveiling a jersey in the rafters of the dome. Boeheim addressed the crowd, expressing gratitude and sharing anecdotes from his time at Syracuse, while also receiving a video tribute and a painting of his likeness. The ceremony included appearances by former players and video messages from notable figures in basketball.
Syracuse narrowly holds off Notre Dame's comeback attempt to secure an 88-85 win on "Jim Boeheim Day," with Judah Mintz scoring 21 points. Despite nearly blowing a 29-point lead, Syracuse managed to fend off Notre Dame's late surge led by freshmen Markus Burton and Braeden Shrewsberry. The win was a fitting tribute to Boeheim, who was honored on the court after leading the Syracuse program for 47 years.
Syracuse narrowly holds on to an 88-85 victory over Notre Dame on "Jim Boeheim Day" despite nearly squandering a 29-point lead, with Judah Mintz leading the Orange with 21 points. The game was a celebration of Jim Boeheim, who was honored for his 47-year coaching career. Notre Dame's freshmen Markus Burton and Braeden Shrewsberry staged a second-half rally, but Syracuse managed to secure the win.
Syracuse Orange secured an 88-85 win over Notre Dame Fighting Irish, with three key takeaways being the team's performance in two halves, defensive intensity, and balanced scoring from all five starters. Despite a strong start, the Orange allowed Notre Dame to narrow the gap in the second half, emphasizing the need for sustained offensive conversion. The team's defensive efforts led to an early lead, but a lack of communication allowed Notre Dame to find offensive rhythm. Additionally, all five Syracuse starters contributed double-digit points, with the team gearing up to face Virginia Tech Hokies next.
Syracuse basketball survives a huge second-half rally by Notre Dame to secure an 88-85 win, despite squandering a 29-point lead. The game was preceded by a ceremony honoring coach Jim Boeheim, who was celebrated for his illustrious career spanning 47 seasons with the Orange. Five Syracuse players finished in double figures, with Judah Mintz leading the team with 21 points. The win helps Syracuse improve its NCAA Tournament bubble position as the regular season winds down.
The Syracuse-Georgetown basketball rivalry will see a significant change as Jim Boeheim, who led Syracuse for nearly 50 years, will not be coaching against the Hoyas for the first time. Boeheim's retirement last March marks the end of an era that was defined by his feuds with Georgetown's John Thompson during the Big East Conference days. The upcoming game will take place at the Capital One Arena in Washington.
The family of Jorge Jimenez, who died in a car accident involving former Syracuse University basketball coach Jim Boeheim in 2019, has agreed to settle a lawsuit against Boeheim and the university. The terms of the settlement remain sealed, and both parties have requested confidentiality. Jimenez's family had filed a lawsuit alleging that Boeheim's actions were "negligent, reckless and wanton." Boeheim was driving home after a game when he swerved to avoid a car that had skidded on an icy highway and hit Jimenez, who was a passenger in the car. No charges were filed against Boeheim, and the court's approval of the settlement is not yet clear.
The family of Jorge Jimenez, who died in a car accident involving former Syracuse University basketball coach Jim Boeheim in 2019, has agreed to settle a lawsuit against Boeheim and the university. The terms of the settlement remain sealed, and both parties have requested confidentiality. Jimenez's family had filed a lawsuit alleging that Boeheim's actions were "negligent, reckless and wanton." Boeheim was not charged with any wrongdoing, and a police report stated that he was not driving recklessly.