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Freeman Leads Syracuse Seeking Fourth Straight Win
17 Jan
Summary
- Donnie Freeman returned from injury, scoring 25 points and 8 rebounds.
- Syracuse boasts a 7-1 record with Freeman playing this season.
- Boston College struggles with a four-game losing streak and turnovers.

Syracuse, led by the formidable Donnie Freeman, aims to secure its fourth consecutive victory this Saturday as they visit Boston College for an Atlantic Coast Conference matchup. Freeman, a 6-foot-9 forward, has been instrumental since returning from a nine-game absence due to a leg injury. He has consistently scored at least 18 points in his four games back, recently contributing 25 points and eight rebounds in a win over Florida State. His presence has significantly boosted Syracuse, contributing to a 7-1 record when he plays this season.
Coach Adrian Autry praised Freeman's current form, calling him "one of the better players in college basketball" offensively. Freeman himself expressed confidence in the team's well-roundedness, acknowledging his clutch performances but emphasizing the team's collective effort. He maintains a focused, day-by-day approach, preparing for the challenge ahead against Boston College.
Boston College, conversely, is facing difficulties, currently on a four-game losing streak and sitting at 0-4 in conference play. Their recent loss to Clemson was marred by 19 turnovers, and leading scorer Donald Hand Jr. failed to score in that game. Despite a respectable 6-3 home record, the Eagles struggle offensively, averaging only 67.9 points per game in the ACC.




