Looks like Nitology Edition II is Coming Syracuse's Way

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Troy Nunes Is An Absolute Magician found this 2/14/2008 on www.cuseadelphia.com (flag)
SU just did not come prepared to play tonight in South Florida. I said they would get off to a slow start, but this was just ridiculous and unacceptable. Despite the furious comeback late in the game by the Orange, the Bulls win it 89-78. The Orange showed heart late in the game, but the terrible turnovers and overall execution cost Syracuse too much. Syracuse had all the size in this game, ... (link)

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Published 2/14/2008 by MariusJanulisForThree at Troy Nunes Is An Absolute Magician
David Tyree has one person and one person alone to thank for his amazing grab. Jesus...Zubaz Sports Pants Erica Morrow is a monster on the court, the Orange keep winning...CSTV Podcast discussion about SU's NCAA tourney hopes (around the 37 minute mark)...The Meaningful Collateral Is it time for NITology 2.0 in Syracuse?...CuseAdelphia For SU lacrosse, to Big East or not to Big East?...Lacrosse ...

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