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Syracuse University fired head coach Adrian Autry after three seasons, finishing 49-48 and failing to reach the NCAA Tournament. This season the Orange went 15-17, extending a five-year NCAA drought as the program begins a national coaching search amid rumors of potential replacements.
Syracuse benched 18-year-old Kiyan Anthony for the first time this season during a 72-59 loss to No. 18 Virginia, a move coach Adrian Autry described as a strategic decision. The benching comes amid a rough freshman year and a slide in the ACC, with Carmelo Anthony weighing in on the situation as Syracuse sits in the lower half of the conference after another tough week.
Syracuse basketball begins its 2025-26 season with a home game against Binghamton, marking a critical year under coach Adrian Autry, who aims to return the team to the NCAA Tournament after a disappointing previous season.
Syracuse basketball will play four games in Las Vegas during the 2025-26 season, including three at the Players Era Festival against top teams like Houston and Kansas, and an additional non-conference game against St. Joseph's before the festival begins, creating a challenging early-season schedule.
Adrian Autry expressed excitement for Gerry McNamara being named the Siena College men's basketball coach, while also acknowledging the emotional rollercoaster of the week. Additionally, Autry has an opening on his Syracuse basketball staff to fill.
With Gerry McNamara leaving for Siena College, Syracuse head coach Adrian Autry will be seeking assistant coaching candidates with the qualifications to fill the vacancy on the coaching staff.
Despite a loss to Clemson, Syracuse's young team has shown significant growth under head coach Adrian Autry, achieving a 20-11 overall record and an 11-9 mark in the ACC in his first year.
Syracuse's win over Louisville secured a 20-win season for coach Adrian Autry, positioning them to play for 4th place in the ACC. The team's offense improved after a slow start, with strong performances from Maliq Brown, Quadir Copeland, and sophomores Bell and Taylor. Despite Copeland's limited minutes due to fouls, the team's overall performance bodes well for their upcoming game against Clemson.
Syracuse's 86-79 win over seventh-ranked North Carolina is being hailed as a significant moment for the Orange basketball program, providing revenge for a previous 36-point loss, a signature win for first-year head coach Adrian Autry, and a thrilling victory for fans.
Syracuse secured its first ranked win of the season by defeating No. 7 North Carolina 86-79, keeping their slim NCAA Tournament hopes alive. Judah Mintz and JJ Starling led the Orange with 25 and 23 points, respectively, while Maliq Brown contributed 14 points, 6 rebounds, 4 assists, 2 steals, and a block. Despite foul trouble and a late push from North Carolina, Syracuse held on for the crucial victory, improving to 16-9 on the season and 7-7 in ACC play.
Syracuse basketball upsets No. 7 North Carolina with a final score of 86-79, marking coach Adrian Autry's first ranked win. The Orange's starting backcourt of Judah Mintz and JJ Starling shines, combining for 48 points, while the team's aggressive defense and strong shooting lead to the victory. This win is Syracuse's first against an AP Top 10 opponent since 2019 and only the fourth in 17 games against North Carolina since joining the ACC.
After an emotional week, Syracuse basketball team showed resilience and heart in a close 94-92 win against Louisville, with players emphasizing the team's mentality and their ability to overcome tough times in the locker room after the game.
Syracuse basketball's head coach Adrian Autry displayed raw emotion and apologized after the team's 99-70 loss to Wake Forest, signaling a significant shift in his approach. The no-show defeat prompted a passionate postgame press conference from the first-year coach, marking a pivotal moment in the season.
Syracuse basketball head coach Adrian Autry expressed deep disappointment and issued an immediate apology to fans and the university following his team's 29-point loss to Wake Forest, deeming the performance "unacceptable" and stating that it "won't be tolerated."
Syracuse basketball head coach Adrian Autry gathered his players before their game against Georgetown to emphasize the significance of the rivalry, ensuring they took it to heart and were prepared for the matchup.