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Basketball writer for The Post-Standard, syracusedotcom. AP voter. Former basketball Bonnie. Golden Retriever enthusiast. Newspaper lifer. Very slow runner.
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The difference in five-for-five rulings for Justus Ross-Simmons, Amarri Monroe and JJ Starling

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By Donna Ditota Verified
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Syracuse, N.Y. – For now, Justus Ross-Simmons and Amarri Monroe are ineligible to play a fifth year of sports at Syracuse University. On Friday, a temporary federal injunction that would have permitted the two to play an additional year was stayed by the United States Court of Appeals for the Tenth Circuit. That stay was a win for the NCAA, at least for now, in its quest to uphold its ruling that Class of 2022 athletes cannot play an additional year. It’s complicated.
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From Siena to Syracuse basketball: How a knee injury and bodybuilding program impacted Tasman Goodrick

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By Donna Ditota Verified
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Syracuse, N.Y. - After five games at Siena last season, Tasman Goodrick could barely bear the pain. It inflamed his right knee. At first, the now-Syracuse basketball transfer believed he could play through it. But fairly quickly, he learned that would be impossible. “I tried some different solutions and then it just didn’t get better,” he said. “And it got to the point where it was just painful all the time and I couldn’t, like, move at all.” So, he and coach Gerry McNamara had a conversation.
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Date for Syracuse men’s basketball game against Rutgers set

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By Donna Ditota Verified
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Syracuse, N.Y. - Syracuse and Rutgers will meet in men’s basketball on February 6 at the Barclays Center, sources said. The teams last met on December 9, 2020, with Rutgers winning 79-69 on the strength of Ron Harper, Jr.’s 26 points. Syracuse and Rutgers were once Big East rivals. That non-conference game for both teams will come during their respective conference schedules. SU plays in the ACC; Rutgers is a Big Ten school.
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