Kent Syverud discusses plans for newly proposed College Student Football League
On Tuesday, SU Chancellor Kent Syverud, who is part of the group College Sports Tomorrow, spoke about the newly-proposed College Student Football League Read more »
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New college football league proposed by Kent Syverud-backed group
College Sports Tomorrow, a group that lists SU Chancellor Kent Syverud as an ambassador, proposed the formation of a new league called the College Student Football League on Tuesday. The proposed league would replace the current FBS model. Read more »
Syracuse Sport Business Conference relaunches with inaugural forum
After a three-year absence, the Syracuse Sport Business Conference held its inaugural forum Friday. The event featured speakers from SU Athletics, Bowl Season and the NCAA. Read more »
Student-run Slice Sports Management is breaking ground in NIL world
Slice Sports Management, run by SU students Brandon Gilbert and Jacob Tilem, is breaking barriers in the new world of NIL. Read more »
SU alum Noah Eagle reflects on calling Super Bowl LVIII alongside SpongeBob, Patrick
After growing up watching Nickelodeon, Noah Eagle called Super Bowl LVIII alongside SpongeBob SquarePants and Patrick Star in the network's first-ever Super Bowl broadcast. Read more »
Bob Costas has done it all, but he started at Syracuse
Before Bob Costas earned a reputation as one of the best sports broadcasters, he was a Syracuse student. Costas returned to SU on Friday to share tales of his storied career with students. Read more »
Wildhack, Sala provide JMA Wireless Dome, other project updates
"Super Bowl-level approach." The university detailed a new wireless system which will "enhance fan experience" and hold a larger 5G capacity than some NFL stadiums. Read more »
Adam Weitsman to no longer provide NIL opportunities at Syracuse
Adam Weitsman will no longer provide NIL opportunities at Syracuse. He told Syracuse.com that Syracuse University chancellor Kent Syverud was the reason behind his departure. He will also stop bringing high-profile celebrities. Read more »
Julian Edelman outlines NFL career, fight against antisemitism in talk at SU
Julian Edelman came to Syracuse yesterday where he touched on his injury history, life after football and his ongoing fight against antisemitism Read more »
Syracuse local responsible for '1 of the best card collections'
Jefferson R. Burdick’s baseball card collection has been displayed in the MET Museum for almost 60 years. Read more »
Local collectors gather at Syracuse Sports Card and Memorabilia Show
The Syracuse Sports Card and Memorabilia Show has been running since 1974 and gives collectors the opportunity to meet each other and expand their collections. Read more »
'The Fine Mess' tailgate sells their rights to 'under the radar' player Enrique Cruz
"The Fine Mess" tailgate sold its naming rights to Enrique Cruz as part of an NIL deal. The longstanding tailgate wanted an "under the radar" player. Read more »
315 Foundation provides ‘new and different’ opportunity for Syracuse athletes
The 315 Foundation allows Syracuse fans to make tax deductible donations directly to the school’s sports teams. Read more »
Dome to be renamed JMA Wireless Dome
The deal between Syracuse University and JMA Wireless is set to last for 10 years. Read more »
SU reportedly ends deal with with Carrier, JMA Wireless takes over Dome naming rights
Syracuse's iconic Carrier Dome had held the same name since its opening in 1980, and the deal with Carrier was reportedly in perpetuity. Read more »
SU grad Charles Guthrie becomes ‘a rising star’ as Akron’s athletic director
In his first year as Akron's athletic director, Charles Guthrie oversaw the Zips' first NCAA Tournament appearance in nine seasons. Read more »
SU Athletics partners with The Brandr Group to promote NIL partnerships
Syracuse joins four other ACC teams as partners with The Brandr Group, allowing deals that use the school’s official trademarks and logos. Read more »
SU alumnus Sean McDonough shares experiences of calling variety of sports
The ESPN broadcaster spoke about his time at Syracuse as a student, some of his favorite calls and his play-by-play preparation. Read more »
Implementation of NIL changes landscape of college recruiting
Name, image and likeness is adding a new consideration for college recruits. Read more »
Inside the Syracuse Crunch-Tampa Bay Lightning’s championship affiliation
Thirty-one players from the Tampa Bay Lightning’s Stanley Cup winning teams were once regulars with the Syracuse Crunch since the affiliation began in 2012. Read more »
Inside Buddy Boeheim’s Three Wishes cereal commercial as boxes hit the stores
The SU star forayed into acting after the passage of name, image and likeness legislation. Read more »
New York state legalizes mobile sports betting
Four of the nine mobile wagering operators that were granted licenses back in November will now be allowed to operate in the state. Read more »
Buddy Boeheim, other SU players use NIL to promote local brands
The SU athletes have partnered with a variety of local brands in CNY, including the clothing store Manny's and the sports nutrition company Enduraphin. Read more »
SU alumni lead relaunch of Rochester's soccer team, but with a new identity
The Rochester Rhinos announced earlier this year they will make their return play after a nearly four-year hiatus. Read more »
