Syracuse Orange Outrun Seminoles in High-Octane Showdown

The Syracuse Orange emerged victorious against the Florida State Seminoles with a final score of 94-86, improving their season record to 1-0. The Seminoles, despite their efforts, now stand at 0-1. This encounter was marked by dynamic plays and strategic maneuvers from both sides.

First Half

The first half saw the Syracuse Orange taking an early lead with a score of 43 points compared to the Seminoles' 40. The Orange's offensive strategy was evident as they dominated inside the paint, scoring an impressive 46 points there throughout the game. Donnie Freeman stood out with his remarkable performance, contributing significantly to this effort.

Second Half

In the second half, Syracuse continued their momentum by adding another 51 points to their tally. Their fast break tactics were particularly effective, resulting in a total of 24 fast break points during the match. Naithan George played a pivotal role in orchestrating these plays with his exceptional passing skills and recorded an impressive number of assists.

Key Performances

J.J. Starling also made his presence felt on both ends of the court for Cuse, showcasing his shooting accuracy and defensive prowess which included several steals that disrupted Florida State's rhythm. Meanwhile, William Kyle III contributed defensively with crucial blocks that kept Syracuse ahead during critical moments.

On the other side, Florida State's bench players added depth by scoring a combined total of 39 points but fell short against Syracuse’s relentless offense and strategic execution.

As fans look forward to more action from Cuse this season, they can anticipate their next game against Boston College Eagles scheduled for January 17th at Silvio O. Conte Forum in Chestnut Hill at 2:00 PM EDT on ACC Network TV.

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