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Syracuse came off a 20-point win over Wake Forest.

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Isis Young was one of four bench players to play double-digit minutes.

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Gabrielle Cooper was held to just 1-for-5 shooting.

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Amaya Finklea-Guity played just 12 minutes despite starting.

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Syracuse outscored Pitt 23-6 in the first quarter.

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Head coach Quentin Hillsman on his team after the game: "For us, we just want to put a great product on the floor to make everyone pleased and happy around here."

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Emily Engstler scored a career-high 17 points on Thursday.

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The Orange rode a 27-point lead into halftime.

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Syracuse had seven blocks and 12 steals against the Panthers.

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Engstler hit seven shots on 12 attempts, including two 3-pointers.

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Chelayne Bailey played five minutes as Syracuse started to empty its bench.

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Syracuse was only outscored in the third quarter, 25-20.

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While SU's starting lineup was mediocre, its bench shined.

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The Orange shot 13-of-21 at the free throw line.

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Cooper goes for a block. Syracuse dominated throughout and will next face No. 6 Notre Dame.