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Brent starts things off discussing what can be taken away from Syracuse basketball's week in Brooklyn, then makes his weekly over and under picks for Syracuse football.

Brent Axe explains why it just feels right that Syracuse is taking on St. John's later tonight. Also on On The Block, how the game vs. Richmond could be a confidence boost and the Blindside with Matt Watling.

Syracuse women's basketball coach Felisha Legette-Jack joins Brent Axe to discuss her team's spirits following their first loss of the season, the Orange's Thanksgiving plans, and more.

Syracuse men's soccer head coach Ian McIntyre joins Brian Higgins to discuss a huge NCAA Tournament opening round win and to preview a revenge game against Cornell this Sunday.

Brian Higgins starts the show recapping last night's Syracuse men's basketball win over Richmond and what it means moving forward. Then, he reacts to one of Jim Boeheim's comments about a freshman who had his best game in Orange last night. Later, Brian looks at what could have been with last night's Syracuse women's basketball loss and what is coming up for the men's team, a game with St. Johns tonight.

Steve and Paulie start the show staying honest and realistic after a close win over Richmond last night. Then, hear from a couple of passionate Orange basketball fans with a game against St. Johns tonight. Later, the guys make their ACC/NFL picks with three Thanksgiving games on the slate.

Brent Axe kicks off the show wondering if this is as good as it gets when it comes to Syracuse football. Then, he looks at the team's depth and whether he expects it to get better or worse in the offseason.

Brian Higgins starts the show with the good and the bad from Syracuse's 45-35 loss to Wake Forest. Then, Brian reacts to Coach Babers' explanation for a questionable decision late in the game. Later, Brian turns his attention to basketball as the team has a quick turnaround with a game tonight against Richmond.

Steve Infanti is joined by Brian Higgins while Paulie is in Brooklyn for the Empire Classic. The guys start off with their reactions to another brutal Syracuse football loss and how important the BC game is now. Later, they give their takeaways from the men's basketball team's win over Northeastern. Later, Voice of the Spiders Bob Black joins to preview Syracuse-Richmond tonight.

Brent Axe gives his five keys to victory for the Orange against the Demon Deacons. Later, he gives his best bets for the weekend in the Pick Six.

Newhouse At Night takes over the ESPN Syracuse airwaves on a Friday, featuring an Oswego Invasion: - Bryce Gelman and Josh Golden discuss Syracuse football - Jake Gourwitz and Josh Golden look at the future of the men's basketball season - Jack Gordon and Andrew Della Piana preview Syracuse-Northeastern - The Oswego Invasion of Luke Owens and Matt Watling react to Twitter trolls after the NFL moved the Bills-Browns game to Detroit

Brent gives you the one word that connects the issues that both Syracuse football and men's basketball are dealing with. Later, Josh and Jordan join Brent for the Mount Rushmore Draft of Holidays.

Syracuse men's basketball Head Coach Jim Boeheim joins Orange Nation on his 78th birthday to discuss how the team can right the ship after losing to Colgate for a second straight season.

Steve and Paulie start the show with their reactions to Syracuse men's basketball's loss to Colgate and sound thoughts from Coach Boeheim himself from last night's Boeheim Show before hearing from a regular caller. Later, the birthday boy himself joins the show to discuss how his team can right the ship.

Brent Axe starts the show discussing Syracuse's ugly loss to Colgate last night, and why it shouldn't send you into panic mode. Then, Brent reacts to some people on Twitter who were in panic mode.

Brian Higgins dissects last night's loss to Colgate. Also on the show, Brian falls into a Syracuse-Colgate rabbit hole, reacts to Syair Torrence's commitment to Syracuse and runs the Two-Minute Drill with Caleb Okechukwu.

Brent Axe previews Syracuse's game vs. Colgate and explains why the men's basketball team may have a tough time against the Raiders. Also On The Block, hear from Garrett Shrader on the offense.

Head coach of the Syracuse women's basketball team Felisha Legette-Jack joins Brent Axe to recap last night's win vs. Binghampton, how the team is continuing to gel and create its own energy.

Brian Higgins opens The 315 looking at tonight's game vs. Colgate and how man vs. zone defense may come into the play. Also on the show, The Wheel of Sound featuring Matt Langel of Colgate and Jordan Raanan of ESPN joins the show.

Steve and Paulie open the show with a big problem stemming from Monday Night Football last night. Then, they discuss how important tonight's game is for Syracuse men's basketball with other ACC teams losing early on. Later, Colgate men's basketball Head Coach Matt Langel joins the guys to preview the game.

Brent discusses what's left in the season for the Orange with two games remaining. Later, he does a dramatic reading of some of your best tweets from the weekend.

Ian McIntyre, head coach for Syracuse men's soccer, joins Brent to discuss the team's wild run to an ACC title and preview the NCAA tournament.

Brian Higgins starts the show discussing the most important position in team sports and how it impacted Syracuse in the 38-3 loss to FSU. Then, Brian takes a second to acknowledge the UVA community after this weekend's tragedy. Later, a look at two Syracuse University sports that deserve recognition.

Steve and Paulie discuss the bigger issues with Syracuse football which were highlighted by a 38-3 loss to Florida State. Later, the guys give their thoughts on the NFL game of the season, a game that Steve Infanti was in attendance for, the Vikings 33-30 OT win over the Bills.

Brent Axe gives his five keys to victory ahead of Syracuse's battle with Florida State. Later, he gives his best bets for the weekend in the Pick Six.

Brian Higgins previews Syracuse-FSU and how important a win may be to keep the fans engaged for the final two games of the season. Also on The 315, Brian spins The Wheel of Babers, checks in with The Man Who Sort Of Knows and shares how the Orange can beat the Seminoles.

Steve Infanti and Paulie Scibilia open the show looking ahead to Syracuse's final home game of the season and how that season could look differently if Garrett Shrader was healthy. Also on the show, Jordan Capozzi introduces "Fact or Cap," a sound check, and new voice of the women's basketball team, Tim Leonard, joins the show.

Brent Axe kicks things off remembering the seniors and those that may be playing their final game inside the Dome on Saturday. Then, it's a contentious Mount Rushmore of best instrumental TV theme songs with Jordan Capozzi and Josh Golden.

Brian recaps the wild game at the SU Soccer Stadium last night. Later, he shares some of the highlights from last night's Boeheim show and Josh joins him for midseason NFL awards.

Syracuse men's basketball head coach Jim Boeheim joins Steve and Paulie to give his takeaways from the win over Lehigh and discuss some bench players who have impressed him so far.

Steve and Paulie start the show reacting to some comments from the first Boeheim Show of the season. Then, Jim Boeheim joins the show for his weekly chat. Later, Jordan gets the hosts' thoughts on the ACC basketball landscape.

Brent Axe discusses how he's not quite sure how to feel leading up to Syracuse's matchup Saturday against Florida State. Later, Josh joins him to bring the mojo for their weekly props.

Brian Higgins opens the show diving into Syracuse basketball's guard rotation. Also on the show, how did the Syracuse football schedule impact their record, what is happening to Josh Allen and the Two-Minute Drill with Ja'Had Carter.

Syracuse University Athletic Director John Wildhack joins Orange Nation to give an update on Syracuse athletics and shed more light on some "high-profile juniors" that may walk on the football team's Senior Night.

Steve and Paulie kick off the show wondering how drastic the highs and lows will be for Syracuse men's basketball this season. Then, Paulie almost loses his co-host after poking fun at Steve for a new potential catch phrase. Later, Syracuse Athletic Director John Wildhack joins the show to discuss Saturday's home finale for football, his thoughts on both basketball teams and more.

Brent Axe remembers the life and legacy of former Syracuse athletic director Jake Crouthamel. Also on the show, Brent "celebrates" Jim Boeheim's 1,100th win.

Brian Higgins speaks on the legacy of former athletic director Jake Crouthamel. Also on the show, he recaps last night's pair of Syracuse basketball wins and chats with Matthew Bergeron of the football team.

Paulie hijacks the opening segment to share his concerns with the football team the day after both Syracuse basketball teams opened their seasons with wins. Later, Steve and Paulie are joined by Jordan to give some Syracuse men's basketball player grades from the win over Lehigh.

Brian Higgins starts the show looking back on what went wrong for Syracuse Saturday against Pittsburgh in the 19-9 loss. Then, he spins the Wheel of Dino and reacts to some of Coach Babers' thoughts on the game. Later, Brian introduces you to the best team on Syracuse campus.

Steve Infanti and Mario Sacco react to a tough Syracuse loss in Pittsburgh where the Orange offense was lacking. Also on the show Lehigh men's basketball Play by Play voice Tom Fallon hops on the show to preview tonight's basketball game and the guys react to Dino Babers sound from the weekend.

Brent Axe gives his five keys to victory for the Orange against Pitt this Saturday. Later, he gives his best bets for the weekend in the Pick Six.

Brian Higgins dives into the potential QB conundrum that Syracuse is facing and how it is well-equipped to overcome a potential injury to Garrett Shrader. Also on The 315, the Syracuse women's basketball team started its season on Thursday, and Brian figures out how Syracuse can beat Pitt on Saturday.

Steve Infanti and Paulie Scibilia discuss how the Pitt game might be the biggest game over the last three weeks. Also on the show, the women's basketball team opened their season, Buy or Sell and Syracuse-Pitt over/unders.

Brent Axe discusses the different paths Jim Boeheim and Felisha Legette-Jack are taking to get to their goal of the NCAA Tournament. Later, Josh and Jordan join Brent for the Mount Rushmore Draft of TV theme songs with lyrics.

Brian Higgins starts the show looking back on prior Syracuse men's basketball rosters and how they compare to this season's team. Then, he uses some comments from Jim Boeheim to address other questions about the Orange. Later, he continues to discuss who the best player on the team is and who it needs to be for the Orange to find success.

Steve and Paulie start the show with some thoughts from Pitt football head coach Pat Narduzzi on Saturday's game. Then, Jim Boeheim joins the show for his first weekly appearance of the season Thursdays at 1pm. Later, The guys make their football picks for the weekend with Steve holding a massive lead over Paulie.

Jim Boeheim joins Steve and Paulie for his weekly Thursday 1pm appearance on Orange Nation where they discuss the freshmen playing big roles, the defensive strategy, and much more.

Brent gives his five things that he thinks he learned from exhibition season. Later, Josh joins Brent for their weekly football props.

Brian Higgins puts a bow on exhibition season after the men's basketball team beat Southern New Hampshire University 72-58. Later in the show, Marlowe Wax runs the 2-Minute Drill and Brian checks in on the state of Syracuse football's defense after some key injuries.

Steve Infanti successfully talks Paulie Scibilia off the edge of panic after the second Syracuse men's basketball exhibition game. Also on the show, the guys break down the first College Football Playoff rankings.

Brent Axe is On The Block to preview Syracuse-Pitt and share why Syracuse fans may have some reason to pay attention to the first College Football Playoff rankings. Also on the show, Brent sets the table for the start of the Syracuse women's basketball season.