Orange Tip-Off

by Sean Keeley, Aaron Goldfarb, Scott Pitoniak

Overview

Everything Syracuse Orange fans could ever want to know about their basketball team heading into the 2011-2012 season, they can find in Orange Tip-Off. With intricate player profiles, historical articles, deep statistical analysis and interesting anecdotes, you won't find a more concise and fun season preview for your Orange. Before Scoop Jardine, Kris Joseph, Brandon Triche, Fab Melo, Rakeem Christmas, C.J. Fair and the rest of the Orange take the floor, pick up Orange Tip-Off to know everything about them. Featuring articles from SU experts and bloggers from NunesMagician.com, Orange44, HoyaSuxa and more.

Product Details

BN ID:	2940013238329
Publisher:	Sean Keeley
Publication date:	10/28/2011
Sold by:	Barnes & Noble
Format:	eBook
File size:	219 KB

About the Author

Born and raised in Central NJ just 20 minutes from Rutgers, it's a miracle that Sean Keeley never became a Scarlet Knight fan. Then again, no one in New Jersey even began rooting for Rutgers until 2004 so it's a moot point.

Sean graduated Syracuse in 2000 with a double major in Marketing & Entrepreneurship and if there's any advice he can give, it is...don't do that. Major in something creative. Write. Paint. Dance. Emote. Unless you're going to be a doctor or an accountant, your major is irrelevant.

His favorite Syracuse-related sports moments while at SU are storming the field after the '98 Virginia Tech win, storming the court after beating Georgetown and awkwardly making eye contact with Donovan McNabb one time on the South Campus shuttle.

After college, Sean moved out to LA and started up a Syracuse blog called Troy Nunes Is An Absolute Magician. Four years later, it's the No. 1 independent Syracuse blog, attracting over 200K unique visitors a month. Sean's writing has appeared on ESPN.com, FoxSports.com, CBSSports.com, Deadspin.com and Syracuse.com. He is also a frequent guest on various Syracuse radio sports-talk shows.

Sean currently lives in Seattle with his wife, Lucy, who doesn't care about Syracuse sports.