Carmelo Anthony is long gone and Gerry McNamara has graduated, so the Syracuse Orange will have to start rebuilding after their remarkable run that included a national championship in 2003. To help fill the void, freshman Paul Harris, a 6'4", 220-pound guard, is expected to jump right into the starting lineup. Harris was one of most coveted recruits and he will surely get better as the season goes on, hopefully just in time for the Big Dance. Get your Syracuse basketball tickets now.

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