RAKEEM CHRISTMAS RUMORS

Christmas in March: Can Rak Hold His Own Against Physical Wisconsin

Rakeem Christmas has now become an enormous part of the equation for Syracuse, and the freshman stepped up with the spotlight on him Saturday. Rak City has been forced into action after the loss of Fab, and had his best game of his collegiate career, ripping down 11 boards and swatting 3 shots to go along with 8 points. He played a very intelligent game, and didn’t try to do...
Via Orange Fizz  |  March 19, 2012

Yes, Syracuse Has A Player Rakeem Christmas & He Wears #25

BC reader Jason, at LSU-Shreveport, checked in last night. “Saw this during a timeout of the Cincinnati upset over Syracuse… And he is #25.” You see what happens during March Madness? People start watching college basketball. Rakeem Christmas has only started ALL but one game this season for the ‘Cuse. Sidenote: he was born December 1, 1991. In NFL news this...
Via Busted Coverage  |  March 10, 2012

CuseNation TV: Freshman Progress Report

The McDonalds All-American game has featured several Syracuse-bound players before, and last season was no different. Rakeem Christmas and Michael Carter-Williams both played in the prestigious game, but plenty has changed since they suited up for the Orange.
Via syracuse.scout.com  |  December 22, 2011

Rakeem Has Bison for Christmas

Jim Boeheim's Syracuse team won a snoozer against BucknellThe Syracuse Orange and the Bucknell Bison sleep-walked through a pre-Christmas game in the Carrier Dome Tuesday night with the Orange ultimately prevailing 80-61. After a fun, emotional win over NC State this past Saturday, this game was the opposite. The students were gone and from the looks of it most of CNY was out...
Via Three Idiots on Sports  |  December 20, 2011
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