Syracuse vs Ohio State Preview in Madison Square Garden
Syracuse faces Ohio State in a high profile matchup at Madison Square Garden. Key players include Syracuse stars Ue U.S. International and Tony Campbell for Ohio State, with coaches Jim Boeheim and Eldon Miller guiding their teams. The game is part of a rugged three game week for the Orange, who must contain Kellogg and attack Buckeye interior defense to capitalize on chances on the road.
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SU Faces Buckeyes Home Return For Fresh Start
Syracuse star Leo Rautins returns to Big Ten country as the Orangemen visit Ohio State at St. John Arena for an 8 10 p.m. tipoff expected to draw 12 13000 fans. Rautins, a Toronto native, played in the conference before transferring to SU and aims to prove Eastern teams can compete. Ohio State defense has been strong this season under Eldon Miller, while Syracuse seeks a 12th straight winning season amid Big East foes ahead.
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DePaul coach trims practice after tough win over Penn State
DePaul coach Ray Meyer cut workouts to 45 minutes to keep players fresh after an 86 60 victory over Penn State. Bernard Randolph led with 17 first half points as DePaul built a large lead and Terry Cummings fouled early. In Top 25 action, Virginia, Kentucky, Wichita State, Arkansas, Missouri, and others posted wins as several ranked teams played on across the nation. Ralph Sampson scored 13 after the break for Virginia, while Kentucky's Mel Turpin tipped in at the buzzer for a Wildcats win.
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Bills Fall To Bengals In AFC Playoff Clash
Buffalo led by Chuck Knox and a nine assistant staff could not overcome Cincinnati’s clocked pace as they dropped a 28-21 defeat in the AFC divisional playoff. Lou Piccone lamented the Bills’ failure to execute under time pressure.
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Jeters Swing Sparks Giants Setback in Victory
In San Francisco Gary Jeter faced Dan Audick after a 38-24 win by the 49ers. Jeter admitted to swinging at Audick as teammates wrapped up the game, signaling lingering immaturity for the Giants on the path to a Super Bowl contender status.
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Moment of Truth looming for Orange cage machine slate
Orange basketball faces a brutal six day stretch against Ohio State, Connecticut and Villanova with five road games and a January stretch including Georgetown St Johns BC and Penn State DePaul ahead. Fans brace for a rugged February as SU targets a meaningful run rather than easy wins.
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Parity rings through bowls as ACC, Big Ten stumble
Bowl menu underscores parity on both college gridiron and NFL ranks. Syracuse faced Penn State Pitt and West Virginia, while West Virginia’s Don Nehlen earns East Coach of the Year. Pitt’s grit against tough rivals, and Joe Paterno’s Nittany Lions shine. Pro news highlights Dolphins Strock and Shula, Chargers upset, and a volatile playoff race.
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