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Classified 11.06.2026 A.004.1 - Syracuse Journal-Democrat
- On Thursday, Syracuse University defeated Central Connecticut State 102-49 in front of 18,494 fans at the JMA Dome, with Gavin Doty scoring 18 points and Mark Morano adding 16.
- Shooting 64.4% from the floor, the Orange dominated the Blue Devils, outrebounding them 45-20 and establishing a commanding 47-23 halftime lead.
- Kiyan Anthony and Luke Wilson contributed 14 points each, Sadiq White matched a career-best with 10 rebounds, and Doty and Morano combined for seven of Syracuse's nine 3-pointers.
- Improving to 2-0 under coach Gerry McNamara, Syracuse faces Indiana on Monday in the Bad Boy Mowers Series, traveling to Indianapolis for the matchup.
- This victory marks the largest margin since a 100-43 win over Colgate in 2010-11, and the Orange return to the JMA Dome on Wednesday, Nov. 18 to host Cornell.
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Syracuse's Gerry McNamara Peels Back Curtain On Gavin Doty, Mark Morano
The Syracuse Orange didn’t please new head coach Gerry McNamara with their season-opening win over New Haven earlier this week. G-Mac was happier after their Thursday night win over Central Connecticut State. McNamara is always going to find moments where SU can improve, but he felt Syracuse was closer to its best self on Thursday. […]
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Syracuse cruises past Central Connecticut behind Gavin Doty
Gavin Doty scored 18 points on 7-of-9 shooting as Syracuse cruised to a 102-49 victory over visiting Central Connecticut State on Thursday.Mark Morano knocked down four 3-pointers and finished with 16 points for the Orange, while Luke Wilson notched 14...
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