November 16, 2009 – 3:33 pm
When Daryl Gross decided to retire #44, I wasn’t particularly in favor of it. I would much rather see it restored to glory with the renaissance of the football program (underway, slowly and painfully to be sure, but underway). I’d love for it to be available either as a recruiting tool or as a reward [...]
October 17, 2008 – 4:28 pm
Anybody else notice the nugget of a shot fired across the bow of Daryl Gross at the end of this Mike Waters’ blog entry that otherwise focuses on Cosmo’s Pizza? Carmelo was asked if he had his Olympic medal to show off this weekend in Syracuse, and he explained exactly the circumstances that he would [...]
Sorting through my mail the other day, sandwiched inside the usual pile of credit card offers and debt collection notices I found a letter addressed to me from the Syracuse University Athletic Dept. Could it finally be the long-awaited apology letter from Daryl Gross? Perhaps I’ve been selected to compete in next year’s Dunk & [...]
September 27, 2007 – 11:42 am
Check out the photo below, stolen from Mike Waters’ blog, of the ground-breaking of the new Carmelo Center on campus.
You will of course recognize the two guys in the center. The man on the far right (gray suit) is the esteemed DOCTOR Daryl Gross, clearly pleased to be not fucking something up for a change. [...]
March 11, 2007 – 10:01 pm
An attempt to find some rationale amidst the steaming heap of dung that is this year’s Field of 65 (and how Syracuse ended up in the NIT). All computer numbers from WarrenNolan.com.
January 16, 2007 – 9:57 am
The Syracusan’s in the House, oh my God, oh my God. I’m back from my 21 day journey out of the country and I’m happy to see the team didn’t totally collapse in my absence. A loss to Pitt but a win vs everyone else - about the best I could have hoped [...]
January 9, 2007 – 9:39 pm
This is a letter I emailed to Daryl Gross a month or so ago, and have been disappointed not to have received a response. Therefore, with this publication, it becomes an open letter. I remain as convinced as ever that there is some sort of quantifiable psychological advantage to the use of music [...]