SU Charity Sports Auction will return with mobile bidding, larger audience
Participants will be able to place bids as soon as the game starts and can continue to bid on their favorite items up to a week after the matchup. Read more »
Sports Business
How the Syracuse Crunch's unorthodox dual affiliation saved the franchise
The Syracuse Crunch risked their stability, turning to an unorthodox dual affiliation. The risk might have saved the franchise. Read more »
Syracuse alumnus John Jastremski hosts new podcast ‘New York, New York’
John Jastremski quit his dream job as a WFAN radio host to host the 'New York, New York' podcast as part of the Ringer podcast network. Read more »
Ariel Helwani recounts path to becoming top MMA reporter
Ariel Helwani spoke about his path to becoming a mixed martial arts reporter to Syracuse students over Zoom on Wednesday. Read more »
Taylor Rooks, Andre Cisco and notable SU alums join Sport Business Conference
After being canceled last year, Syracuse Sport Business Conference is set for its first event to educate and inspire students in sports business. Read more »
New downtown mural will feature 4 of Syracuse’s best basketball players
A six-story mural planned for a building on East Onondaga Street will feature four Syracuse basketball greats. Read more »
The SU student who’s becoming a rising star in tennis media
Gill Gross, an SU senior started covering tennis and one of his podcasts and was recently picked up by the Tennis Channel. Read more »
Syracuse apparel stores stay afloat despite lack of game day rush
What used to be hundreds of gameday customers has fallen significantly due to the pandemic for most apparel businesses. Read more »
How 2 SU families are linked to one of Puerto Rico’s top baseball teams
SU junior and La Casita cultural director form strong bond through their families’ connection to Puerto Rican baseball team. Read more »
Eric Devendorf helps raise thousands to keep CNY small businesses afloat
Its board of eight members have generated over $350,000 in just over three weeks, with a goal of $5 million. Read more »
Ron Sherman on his illustrious career, from Hank Aaron to Jimmy Carter
When Hank Aaron made his way around the bases after hitting his historic 715th home run, Syracuse graduate Ron Sherman was there to take the photo. Read more »
WNBA star Maya Moore discusses 'new purpose' in Syracuse MLK celebration
Maya Moore left basketball in 2019 to focus completely on social justice. On Wednesday night, the WNBA star spoke as part of Syracuse's celebrations of Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Read more »
Behind one of the faces of the NFL’s Nickelodeon game: SU grad Noah Eagle
Nickelodeon drew two million viewers with its first NFL broadcast last Sunday, hosted by Syracuse alum Noah Eagle. Eagle reflects on its success. Read more »
Syracuse breweries lose brand exposure, revenue without Carrier Dome fans
Syracuse breweries sell their beer in the Carrier Dome. Here’s how a fan-less Dome, and the pandemic, presents challenges for business. Read more »
Syracuse Sport Business Conference connects students to industry leaders
SSBC digital panelists included NBA Summer League Founder Albert Hall and The Montag Group President Steve Herz. Read more »
Salatha Willis, John Wildhack discuss associate AD position and fall sports
SU announced Monday that Salatha Willis would be the university's first associate athletic director for diversity, culture and climate. Read more »
ACC commissioner John Swofford to retire in June 2021
Swofford will retire after 24 years as commissioner, the longest tenure in conference history, and helped launch the conference's ACC Network last August. Read more »
John Wildhack and Herman Frazier discuss fall sports and COVID-19 testing
Both John Wildhack and Herman Frazier addressed the media for an hour on Wednesday, commenting on COVID-19 protocols, racial protests and more. Read more »
Newhouse alum Bill Roth transforms sports media learning at Virginia Tech
Roth graduated from Syracuse's S.I. Newhouse School of Public Communications in 1987 and now teaches the next wave of sports broadcasters. Read more »
D.O. Sports’ most newsworthy stories of spring 2020
With the spring semester coming to a close, here’s a list of the 10 most-newsworthy sports stories from the last five months. Read more »
The D.O.'s best-written sports stories of spring 2020
From Joe Girard III’s hometown legacy to the Syracuse 8’s legacy 50 years later, here are the 10 best-written sports stories from the spring 2020 semester. Read more »
What the NCAA’s name, image and likeness news could mean for SU athletes
In its meeting on Tuesday, the NCAA’s Board of Governors took steps toward drafting NIL rules next January. Read more »
Emerman: Offering support to graduating spring athletes is the right move
Syracuse announced that it will grant the NCAA-approved extra year of eligibility to any graduating spring athlete in good academic standing. Read more »
3 takeaways from John Wildhack’s Zoom press conference
Wildhack said that the health and safety of everyone involved with athletics is the main concern. Read more »
