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USA Today
3 days ago
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2025 Syracuse Orange win total predictions, futures, over/under and odds
2025 Syracuse Orange win total predictions, futures, over/under and odds Oddsmakers have set an over/under of 5.5 wins for the Syracuse Orange this season, with -102 odds to go over that total. Last year, the Orange finished 10-3 and won the Holiday Bowl. Syracuse futures: win total over/under, odds College football odds courtesy of BetMGM Sportsbook. Odds updated Sunday at 3:26 a.m. ET. For a full list of sports betting odds, access USA TODAY Sports Betting Scores Odds Hub. Over/Under: 5.5 5.5 Over Payout: -102 -102 Under Payout: -120 Syracuse splits - last season Syracuse took down Washington State 52-35 in the Holiday Bowl after finishing 10-3 in the regular season. The Orange posted five wins as favorites (in six games) and five wins as underdogs (in seven games). Syracuse was 7-2 in one-possession games, and won two games decided by three points or fewer (2-1). As seven-point (or fewer) favorites last season, the Orange posted a perfect 1-0 record. They were 4-1 when favored by 7.5 points or more. Syracuse total wins prediction Syracuse draft picks lost Oronde Gadsden II (165th Pick/Round 5/Chargers) (165th Pick/Round 5/Chargers) Kyle McCord (181st Pick/Round 6/Eagles) (181st Pick/Round 6/Eagles) LeQuint Allen (236th Pick/Round 7/Jaguars) (236th Pick/Round 7/Jaguars) Fadil Diggs (254th Pick/Round 7/Saints) Watch College Football on Fubo!
USA Today
14-05-2025
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- USA Today
Nebraska to host class of 2027 Florida defender next month
Nebraska to host class of 2027 Florida defender next month Nebraska football will host 2026 four-star edge defender Kamron Wilson on June 6-8. This will replace California on his official visit schedule. This was first reported by Tim Verghese on Tuesday. Wilson is the No. 43-ranked edge in the 2026 class and the No. 67-ranked player in his class from the state of Florida, according to the Rivals rankings. He is currently committed to the Syracuse Orange. He is set to have a busy summer, as several official visits are lined up. He will begin his visits on May 30, when he visits the Minnesota Golden Gophers. He will then visit the Huskers on June 6-8. He will make a stop at Syracuse on June 13 and then visit Florida State on June 20. Currently, the 2026 Nebraska football recruiting class has four commitments. According to the 247Sports Team Rankings, the class ranks 50th overall in the country. Wilson would be another major get from the state of Florida. Nebraska has made that a priority recruiting area, and has managed to land some premier recruits. Contact/Follow us @CornhuskersWire on X (formerly Twitter), and like our page on Facebook to follow ongoing coverage of Nebraska news, notes, and opinions.
Yahoo
12-05-2025
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Carmelo Anthony's Son Kiyan Anthony's Change in Physical Appearance Is Turning Heads
Following in the footsteps of a superstar athlete parent is no small task. We often remember examples of young, emerging talents like Bronny James, son of LeBron James, who are challenged to play in the long shadow set by their superstar parent. Fair or not, we also quickly forget about players like Stephen Curry or Ken Griffey Jr., who far surpassed the sterling careers established by their famous fathers. The legacy left behind by Carmelo Anthony, the 10-time NBA star and 2003 national champion with the Syracuse Orange, will be a challenge for his son, Kiyan Anthony, to overcome. The 18-year-old basketball prodigy will begin his collegiate career soon after committing to join his father's alma mater in November 2024. Anthony is preparing for his freshman year and, on Friday, showed off his game in front of NBA scouts at the Iverson Classic workouts. Pictures and videos were shared on social media from the practice and his new and improved physique caught people's attention. Advertisement "I can't wait to see him in college he's good be very good 🔥🔥🔥," said one fan. "That Boy Kiyan Stepped His Shhhhhh All The Wayyy Up!!!! 🤘🏾🤘🏾🤘🏾," replied another. "Boy Got Stronger🔥‼️," commented one fan. "Look like he been in that weight room too 👀," said another. Carmelo Anthony and his son, Kiyan, watch the Don Bosco Prep Ironmen.© Jonah Hinebaugh/Naples Daily News/USA Today Network-Florida / USA TODAY NETWORK "Pace, body control, shoulder bumps, pick and roll, less dribbles, and footwork!!! All this translates! Keep stacking days nephew," read one comment. "Bro what is he on?? 😂😂," said one fan. Even the young Anthony shared a comment on the post, saying "reps" about him visiting the gym often. NBA superstar Allen Iverson curates the annual All-American basketball event scheduled for Saturday at Hampton Coliseum. Advertisement Anthony was rated a four-star recruit by On3 and was ranked No. 33 in the 2025 class, the No. 11 shooting guard, and top player in New York. Syracuse is not viewed to be one of the top programs in college basketball, if measured by early releases of ranking lists. The Orange are not featured in top 25 lists by Fox Sports or ESPN. Related: Big Kyrie Irving Announcement Made After Mavericks' Disastrous Season Ends Related: Liam McNeeley Makes 5-Word Strong Statement to Alex Karaban's UConn Decision
Yahoo
24-04-2025
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Steve Angeli will be at Notre Dame's Senior Day even though he's no longer with the team
All the rumors turned out to be true regarding former Notre Dame quarterback Steve Angeli and the Syracuse Orange. On Wednesday afternoon, through his social media account, the New Jersey native decided to make it official and announced his transfer to the ACC program. Viewed as one of the top players in the spring portal window, Angeli goes to an offense that isn't afraid to throw it around. Advertisement This past season saw another transfer, Kyle McCord, lead the nation in multiple passing categories, including yards and attempts. It's a stark contrast from Notre Dame's offense, who mainly relied on a run game that set up the pass. It's the other way around at Syracuse, and it will showcase Angeli's passing abilities. Even though he now has left the program, it won't be the last time he's in South Bend as a player, as the Orange will be the Irish's opponent on Senior Day. It will be very interesting what kind of ovation Angeli gets, but if I had to guess, it's a warm one. This article originally appeared on Fighting Irish Wire: Steve Angeli transfers to Syracuse, and will play Notre Dame in 2025
USA Today
24-04-2025
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- USA Today
Steve Angeli will be at Notre Dame's Senior Day even though he's no longer with the team
Steve Angeli will be at Notre Dame's Senior Day even though he's no longer with the team All the rumors turned out to be true regarding former Notre Dame quarterback Steve Angeli and the Syracuse Orange. On Wednesday afternoon, through his social media account, the New Jersey native decided to make it official and announced his transfer to the ACC program. Viewed as one of the top players in the spring portal window, Angeli goes to an offense that isn't afraid to throw it around. This past season saw another transfer, Kyle McCord, lead the nation in multiple passing categories, including yards and attempts. It's a stark contrast from Notre Dame's offense, who mainly relied on a run game that set up the pass. It's the other way around at Syracuse, and it will showcase Angeli's passing abilities. Even though he now has left the program, it won't be the last time he's in South Bend as a player, as the Orange will be the Irish's opponent on Senior Day. It will be very interesting what kind of ovation Angeli gets, but if I had to guess, it's a warm one.
