Syracuse men's basketball's 2-point guard lineup underwhelms in loss to South Carolina : dailyorange

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Syracuse men's basketball's 2-point guard lineup underwhelms in loss to South Carolina

NEW YORK — With a revolving door at point guard to begin the game, Syracuse couldn't establish any stability at a position that gave the Orange just that through its first four games.Jim Boeheim swapped Frank Howard and John Gillon for each other three times in the first four minutes, with the fifth-year senior committing two uncharacteristic turnovers and the sophomore accruing two fouls in a 15-second span before heading to the bench.In four blowout wins to begin the season, Howard and Gillon combined to score more than 20 points per game on better than 56 percent shooting from the field while turning the ball over only 11 times.
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South Carolina Romps Over No. 18 Syracuse in Brooklyn

PhotoSindarius Thornwell scored 16 points, and South Carolina never trailed in its 64-50 victory over No.18 Syracuse on Saturday in the Brooklyn Hoops Holiday Invitational at Barclays Center.Thornwell, who also had six rebounds, five assists and three steals for the Gamecocks (6-0), was named the tournament's most valuable player.
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Tyler Lydon a 1-man offensive show in Syracuse men's basketball's loss to South Carolina

NEW YORK – One game after Syracuse boasted five players with at least 12 points, the Orange's shallow scoring depth that occasionally surfaced a season ago reared its ugly head again.After Tyler Lydon and his 18 points, nobody had more than 10, and only two cracked double digits.Lydon was the only player in double figures until Andrew White's corner 3 cut South Carolina's lead to five late in the second half.
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South Carolina takes down No. 18 Syracuse

NEW YORK -- South Carolina coach Frank Martin reached back into his memory bank to figure out a way to break down Syracuse's vaunted 2-3 zone.Martin watched tape of when his Kanas State team played Syracuse in the NCAA Tournament over four years ago and figured out a way to bust the Orangemen's zone on Saturday in the Brooklyn Holiday Hoops Invite at the Barclays Center.His plan of playing over the zone worked as South Carolina (6-0) knocked off No.
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