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Syracuse Dominates Binghamton 85-47 Despite Starling Injury

11/4/2025

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Summary

Story summary

Syracuse opened the season with an 85-47 win over Binghamton as J.J. Starling left early with a lower-leg injury.
Donnie Freeman scored 20 points to lead Syracuse, with Kiyan Anthony adding 15 in his debut.
Syracuse's defense forced 22 turnovers, limiting Binghamton to 33.3% shooting.
Coach Adrian Autry praised the energy and defensive intensity as the Orange look ahead to Delaware State with Starling's status uncertain.

History

Historical Context

Syracuse University's basketball program, established in 1898, gained prominence in the NCAA after joining the Big East Conference in 1979. Under Coach Jim Boeheim, the team reached the NCAA Championship game in 1987, finishing with a 31-7 record. This success laid the foundation for a legacy of competitive basketball, influencing recruitment and fan expectations, and contributing to Syracuse's reputation as a powerhouse in college basketball.

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Story summary

Syracuse opened the season with an 85-47 win over Binghamton as J.J. Starling left early with a lower-leg injury.
Donnie Freeman scored 20 points to lead Syracuse, with Kiyan Anthony adding 15 in his debut.
Syracuse's defense forced 22 turnovers, limiting Binghamton to 33.3% shooting.
Coach Adrian Autry praised the energy and defensive intensity as the Orange look ahead to Delaware State with Starling's status uncertain.

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