Syracuse Orange notch another lackluster win over Northeastern, raising concerns about the team's killer instinct and ability to dominate inferior opponents. Jackson Holzer breaks down Syracuse's 91-83 victory, examining the Orange's sluggish start, their reliance on transition offense, and the surprising struggle to pull away despite racking up 48 free throw attempts. With Donnie Freeman still sidelined, can Adrian Autry motivate this squad to meet expectations and avoid more close calls against weaker teams? Key topics include the Orange's recurring issues in half-court offense, disappointing second-half performances, and Autry’s response to mounting criticism. Jackson Holzer questions whether Syracuse has the mindset to thrive as ACC play looms, referencing Nick Saban's approach to winning and demanding excellence. With the Stonehill matchup on deck and conference challenges ahead, is it time for fans to reset expectations—or can Syracuse basketball turn things around in time for a postseason push?