10/22/2014 2:46:00 PM | Women's Basketball
Head coach Quentin Hillsman and junior guards Brianna Butler and Brittney Sykes represent SU
GREENSBORO, N.C. – The Atlantic Coast Conference (ACC) held its annual women's basketball media day on Wednesday morning at the Grandover Resort in Greensboro, N.C. Head coach Quentin Hillsman and junior guards Brianna Butler and Brittney Sykes represented the Syracuse women's basketball team at ACC media day.
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The Syracuse trio went through various media stations throughout the morning, including a formal press conference, one-on-one interviews with television and digital media networks, and a social media station.
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"It's always a first-class experience at the ACC media day," Hillsman said. "They do an awesome job of moving us in and out of our sessions. Everything is relevant and about our season. Everything is about the success of our conference and celebrating our players. It is a very exciting day for us."
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Coming off its first NCAA Tournament victory in program history, the 2014-15 Syracuse women's basketball team is looking to the program to new heights. The squad is looking to advance to the NCAA Tournament for the third season in-a-row, which would be a program first.
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"When you have two of the best guards in the country in Brittney Sykes and Brianna Butler, you're going to have a great year," commented Hillsman. "I'm excited about their development. We are looking forward to a big year from them. We are looking forward to getting along with these games."
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The Syracuse women's basketball team will open the 2014-15 season on Sunday, Nov. 16 against Fordham. Game time is set for 12 p.m. in the Carrier Dome.Â
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The Syracuse trio went through various media stations throughout the morning, including a formal press conference, one-on-one interviews with television and digital media networks, and a social media station.
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"It's always a first-class experience at the ACC media day," Hillsman said. "They do an awesome job of moving us in and out of our sessions. Everything is relevant and about our season. Everything is about the success of our conference and celebrating our players. It is a very exciting day for us."
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Coming off its first NCAA Tournament victory in program history, the 2014-15 Syracuse women's basketball team is looking to the program to new heights. The squad is looking to advance to the NCAA Tournament for the third season in-a-row, which would be a program first.
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"When you have two of the best guards in the country in Brittney Sykes and Brianna Butler, you're going to have a great year," commented Hillsman. "I'm excited about their development. We are looking forward to a big year from them. We are looking forward to getting along with these games."
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The Syracuse women's basketball team will open the 2014-15 season on Sunday, Nov. 16 against Fordham. Game time is set for 12 p.m. in the Carrier Dome.Â
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