Syracuse, N.Y. — If you’re ready to take your love of Syracuse University sports to a new level, you’re ready to become a Syracuse Sports Insider.
Fans who sign up will receive exclusive Orange sports content sent to their phones and direct text access to syracuse.com columnist and podcast host Brent Ax.
With the Orange basketball season ready to burst into ACC play, Fran Brown’s football team preparing for the Holiday Bowl, and the always interesting player moves in the transfer portal, there’s never been a better time to try this out. .
Sign up here for a two-week free trial as the transfer portal opens, the Brown and Orange begin bowl preparation, and the SU basketball team prepares for key nonconference games against Georgetown and Maryland You can receive
You can also start your registration by texting the word “orange” to 315-847-3895.
Makes a great holiday gift for the Orange Sports fan in your life. After a two-week trial, it costs just $3.99 per month.
To give you an idea of what that is, here are six experiences Syracuse Sports Insiders have gained from being a part of the club.
1. Listen to the podcast “Syracuse Sports”
Insider opinions and questions will be featured exclusively on the Syracuse Sports Podcast and the popular postgame show after each SU basketball game.
Not only that, but we’re inviting Syracuse sports insiders onto the podcast.
2. Postgame Insights from the Home Locker Room
After each SU basketball game, as soon as I leave the Orange locker room, I’ll text you the most notable responses from players and coaches first after each game.
Whether it’s Adrian Autry being upset about his team’s effort in recent games, Eddie Lumpkin discussing how he’s dealing with past issues, or freshmen Elijah Moore and Donnie Freeman. explain how they’re accustomed to the flow of the college game, and Insiders had access to their phones before that insight appeared on syracuse.com and elsewhere.
3. In-game text
Don’t worry. While your phone won’t explode during the game, we’ll share our observations and opinions and keep you informed of trends and stats you should know about.
Send as many messages as you like during the game. I read everything and love hearing what you think and watch while watching SU sports.
As Syracuse basketball enters the 2024-25 schedule, Insiders helps shape the conversation about the team on the Syracuse Sports Podcast.
A recent postgame podcast focused on the honest assessment insiders gave of Autry’s coaching strategy, what his “orange standard” is, and how his coaching strategy is in his second year on the job. This prompted a lively discussion about how the system was working.
4. Bowl updates
Syracuse will be bowling for the third consecutive season.
The Orange will travel to San Diego to take on Washington State in the Holiday Bowl. We’ll keep you up to date with everything you need to know, including player and coach insights, player opt-out news, Cougars insights, travel, and more. Hints etc.
5. Tracking transfers
The recruiting and transfer portal never seems to stop, providing updates on the latest initiatives, visits, and prospects to put Syracuse on your list of desired schools.
As Fran Brown looks to reshape his roster for the 2025 season after a 9-3 debut, we’d like to keep you updated on players leaving the Orange and looking to join the team or hit the transfer portal. I’m going.
Here’s an example of a recent text Insider received on that front when SU Basketball was pursuing Kiyan Anthony.
“Kyan Anthony made a home visit today with Syracuse basketball coaches to try to lock down the legacy recruit. He has previously said he would make a commitment before the start of his senior season. Brent’s crystal ball is now… But project Anthony to Syracuse I hope you get a chance to listen to Paul Biancardi’s pod. He has great insight on Anthony, Saddiq White, other SU targets, and upcoming frets Donnie Freeman and Elijah Moore. “
6. Social gathering
Syracuse Sports Insiders spoke with syracuse.com reporters Brent Ax and Emily Riker at The Rockhouse at The Venetian in Las Vegas. Syracuse fans were in Las Vegas for the Syracuse vs. UNLV football game at Allegiant Stadium on Friday, October 4, 2024.N. Scott Trimble
When Syracuse football visited Viva Las Vegas for the UNLV game, we hosted a meet-and-greet with Syracuse Sports Insiders at the Rock House at The Venetian Resort.
Over 100 Orange fans gathered to talk football and party with Brent Ax and his fellow insiders.
It was a wonderful time. We hope to host more insider meet-ups in the near future.
Contact Brent Ax: Email | X | Blue Sky
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