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Brad Bierman
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Editor-in-Chief, The Juice Online
Philadelphia
Beats
College Basketball
Alcohol, Religion, Meat
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By Brad Bierman| The Juice Online@ Three Syracuse football players, and counting, have already entered the spring transfer portal window which opened Wednesday and extends until April 25. The biggest name so far is receiver/returner Trebor Pena, who, as head coach Fran Brown alluded to on Wednesday afternoon speaking on the Cuse Sports Talk show, left the program to "secure his own future." If there's any other head coach as candid as Fran Brown? Maybe his buddy Deion Sanders at Colorado.
By Brad Bierman| The Juice Online@ Syracuse's six game winning streak came to an end Saturday afternoon, falling to top-ranked Cornell 17-12 on a damp, chilly, and windy afternoon at Mitchell Field in Uniondale, N.Y. Here are three takeaways from the SU defeat which dropped the Orange record to 9-3:After a six goal burst got SU within two goals at 13-11 at the end of the third quarter, the Orange could not get enough momentum to complete the comeback, as the Big Red seemed to thwart SU at every opportunity down the stretch.
By Brad Bierman| The Juice Online@ Three Syracuse football players, and counting, have already entered the spring transfer portal window which opened Wednesday and extends until April 25. The biggest name so far is receiver/returner Trebor Pena, who, as head coach Fran Brown alluded to on Wednesday afternoon speaking on the Cuse Sports Talk show, left the program to "secure his own future." If there's any other head coach as candid as Fran Brown? Maybe his buddy Deion Sanders at Colorado.
Company Info
The Juice Online
Rivals.com is a digital sports media company that focuses on college football and basketball recruiting in the United States. Founded in 1998, it has become a key resource for fans, athletes, and recruiters seeking news, analysis, and rankings related to college sports recruiting. As part of Yahoo Sports, Rivals.com benefits from a broad network while maintaining a specialized focus on collegiate athletics. The platform features a national network of team-specific publishers and expert analysts, delivering in-depth content, including articles, videos, and community forums for discussions on teams and players. Rivals.com serves college sports fans, prospective student-athletes, and recruiters, providing a vibrant space for engagement and information sharing.
Brentwood, Tennessee, United States
+1 502-636-4330
Founded: 1998