Tag: Brianna Butler
Syracuse rides late 2nd-half spurt to 68-60 win over Pittsburgh
After letting Pittsburgh take the lead in the second half, the Orange pulled away in the final minutes for 68-60 win in the Steel City. Read More »
Guard Butler struggles to score for Syracuse despite high volume of shots
Brianna Butler has taken the highest volume of shots for Syracuse, but has the lowest shooting percentage of anyone in Hillsman's 10-woman rotation. Read More »
Butler's off night proves too much for Henderson, Peterson to overcome in SU's 74-72 loss to No. 9 Baylor
Syracuse went back and forth with No. 9 Baylor, but ultimately fell a bit short in a 74-72 loss in Winter Park, Florida on Friday night as part of the Florida Sunshine Classic. Read More »
Syracuse looks to improve on recent shooting woes against Canisius
Despite a 7-1 start to the season, Syracuse has struggled mightily all season to make shots consistently. Read More »
Syracuse turns to experienced scorer Butler for production in Sykes' absence
For Brianna Butler, the pressure that comes with becoming a team’s primary scoring option is nothing new. Read More »
Syracuse's season comes to close with 64-59 loss to Kentucky in Round of 32
Syracuse lost 64-59 to Kentucky in the Round of 32, ending the Orange's season. SU played without Brittney Sykes, who suffered a right-knee injury in Syracuse's win over Chattanooga. Read More »
Syracuse looks to limit turnovers heading into ACC tournament
While protecting the ball has been a problem for the Orange for long stretches this season, that has subsided at the right time and SU will look to continue that heading into the stretch run of its season. Read More »
Sykes establishes 3-point shot, adds new dimension to offensive game
Brittney Sykes has been the Orange's offensive leader this season, and she may be getting better. The sophomore guard is trying to diversify her game by adding the 3-point shot to her repertoire. Read More »
Sykes, Syracuse overcome slow start to surge by Clemson
Brittney Sykes only scored three points in the first half, but she ignited an 18-0 Syracuse run that burst the game open in the second half. Read More »
