Sullivan's Crossing Renewed For Season 5 At The CW The CW has officially renewed Sullivan's Crossing for a fifth season, marking the continuation of the Canadian drama series in the United States. The network announced the decision on Thursday, confirming that the 10-episode season will debut in 2027. While an exact release date has not been disclosed, the renewal signals the show’s ongoing commitment to its global audience and its place within The CW’s programming lineup. Creator and executive producer Roma Roth expressed her enthusiasm for the renewal, stating, “I could not be more excited that Sullivan's Crossing will be returning for its fifth season. From the beginning, my goal was to create a long-running series that would resonate deeply with a global audience, and I'm thrilled that our fans have supported us every step of the way. I'm incredibly proud of what we've accomplished alongside our valued partners, crew, and cast and remain committed to guiding the series as we continue to build on our success with Season 5.” The announcement follows a behind-the-scenes transition earlier this month. Roth, who has served as showrunner since the series’ inception, announced her decision to step down from the role for Season 5. Floyd Kane, known for his work on Diggstown, has been appointed as the new head writer and will oversee day-to-day operations. Roth will remain as an executive producer, ensuring her continued involvement in the show’s creative direction. Sullivan's Crossing debuted on The CW in 2023, following its initial run in Canada. The series centers on Maggie Sullivan, a neurosurgeon portrayed by Morgan Kohan, who returns to her rural Canadian hometown of Timberlake, Nova Scotia.#the_cw #floyd_kane #roma_roth #morgan_kohan #chad_michael_murray
Syracuse men’s basketball: what to watch for vs Pittsburgh The Syracuse Orange (15-15, 6-11) will face the Pitt Panthers (11-19, 4-13) in their final regular-season game at the JMA Dome on March 7, 2026. The matchup, set for a 4:30 p.m. tipoff, will mark Senior Day for the Orange, with the game broadcast on The CW. The contest will serve as a critical opportunity for the team to avoid finishing the season with a .500 record, as they aim to leave a positive legacy in their final home game. Kevin Wall emphasized the importance of the occasion, noting that the team’s performance in recent weeks has been inconsistent, with highs and lows reminiscent of a student taking on an overwhelming course load. He questioned whether the senior class could rally for one final push to ensure a meaningful conclusion to their college careers. The Orange’s ability to maintain focus and execute under pressure will be key, as they look to avoid a sub-.500 season. Max Tomaiuolo highlighted Pitt’s defensive struggles, particularly in conference play, where the Panthers have allowed a league-worst 55.9% effective field-goal percentage according to KenPom. Syracuse capitalized on these weaknesses in their previous matchup, converting 63.3% of their field-goal attempts and scoring 32 points in the paint. Tomaiuolo stressed that the Orange must take advantage of the open looks available against Pitt’s porous defense, emphasizing the need for ball-sharing and precise execution to turn opportunities into points. James Szuba focused on the emotional significance of the game for senior guard Tyrese Starling, a hometown player whose college journey has been marked by adversity. Starling has overcome multiple injuries and transferred into the program to play for coach Jim Boeheim, remaining loyal despite challenges.#jma_dome #syracuse_orange #pitt_panthers #the_cw #tyrese_starling
