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2015 SU Football Preseason Depth Chart (PS; Mink)
OFFENSE
No. Name Height Weight Class
Quarterback
10 Terrel Hunt 6-3 234 rSr.
5 Austin Wilson 6-3 214 rSo.
4 AJ Long 6-0 177 So.
2 Eric Dungey 6-4 195 Fr.
6 Kenterius Womack 6-3 185 Fr.
16 Zack Mahoney 6-2 201 So.
Running back
29 Devante McFarlane 6-0 193 rJr.
27 George Morris II 6-0 190 rJr.
18 Dontae Strickland 5-11 180 Fr.
22 Jordan Fredericks 5-10 205 Fr.
Hybrid back
3 Ervin Philips 5-11 179 So.
84 Ben Lewis 6-2 208 rJr.
1 Ashton Broyld 6-3 221 Sr.
26 Tyrone Perkins 6-0 175 Fr.
Wide receiver
8 Steve Ishmael 6-2 184 So.
83 Sean Avant 5-10 201 rSo.
86 Adly Enoicy 6-5 227 rFr.
7 Troy Green 6-1 180 rJr.
Wide receiver
82 Alvin Cornelius 6-1 192 rJr.
9 Brisly Estime 5-9 176 Jr.
17 Jamal Custis 6-5 222 So.
Tight end
89 Josh Parris 6-4 244 rJr.
90 Cameron MacPherson 6-4 236 rJr.
80 Tyler Provo 6-2 223 rSo.
11 Trey Dunkelberger 6-5 235 rSo.
46 PJ Batten 6-3 239 rSo.
42 Jacob Green 6-1 254 rJr.
Left tackle
72 Ivan Foy 6-5 276 rSr.
67 Michael Lasker 6-5 306 Sr.
75 Denzel Ward 6-8 331 rFr.
60 Cody Conway 6-6 275 Fr.
76 Keaton Darney 6-3 266 rFr.
Left guard
68 Nick Robinson 6-6 279 rSr.
71 Alex Hayes 6-2 303 rSo.
61 Sam Clausman 6-3 315 Fr.
79 Taylor Hindy 6-4 309 rJr.
Center
55 Rob Trudo 6-4 307 rSr.
78 Jason Emerich 6-3 286 rJr.
77 Kendall Moore 6-5 239 Jr.
58 Donnie Foster 6-3 312 rFr.
62 Andrejas Duerig 6-4 280 Fr.
Right guard
59 Aaron Roberts 6-4 266 rFr.
74 Seamus Shanley 6-1 276 rJr.
63 Evan Adams 6-6 285 Fr.
Right tackle
57 Omari Palmer 6-3 323 rJr.
65 Jamar McGloster 6-7 310 rSo.
73 Jon Burton 6-8 307 rSo.
64 Colin Byrne 6-5 300 Fr.
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SU Verbal QB Rex Culpepper Tears ACL; Father Expects Him Back in Time for Spring Football at Syracuse (PS; Bailey)
Syracuse quarterback commit Rex Culpepper tore his ACL and will miss his senior season at Plant (Tampa, Fla.) High School, his father, Brad Culpepper, told Syracuse.com. Corey Bender of At their request, this network is being blocked from this site. first reported the injury.
Culpepper, who pledged to the Orange in June, will undergo surgery on Tuesday and is expected to be ready to compete during SU's spring practice this January as an early enrollee, his father said.
The 6-foot-3, 225-pound Culpepper is rated three stars and the 25th-best pro-style quarterback in the Class of 2016 by 247Sports.com's composite rankings. He received early offers from Florida, Clemson and Ohio State, and ultimately chose the Orangeafter visiting campus and developing a strong relationship with offensive coordinator/quarterbacks coach Tim Lester.
Culpepper threw for 2,016 yards and 20 touchdowns as a junior. He is teammates and close friends with Plant defensive back commit Scoop Bradshaw.
The season-ending injury comes just two weeks after Lester detailed a high school knee injury that shifted his college dreams. The sunny side, for Culpepper, is that his injury came after he committed.
Syracuse has six quarterbacks currently on roster in redshirt senior Terrel Hunt, sophomore AJ Long, redshirt sophomore Austin Wilson, true freshmen Eric Dungey and Kenterius Womack and sophomore walk-on Zack Mahoney. Culpepper is the only signal caller committed to SU's 2016 class.
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It's Official: Greg Robinson Loses Half His Wins at Syracuse. Career Record Falls to 5-37 (PS; Mink)
Half of Greg Robinson's career victories were vacated in the newly released Syracuse football media guide, typical protocol after the NCAA levied penalties against the school earlier this year.
For those keeping score at home, that means five of the former coach's wins over his four seasons on the sideline are wiped from the record book.
His record is now reflected as 5-37, a winning percentage of .119.
Six of former coach Paul Pasqualoni's victories were also vacated as part of the sanctions issued on the heels of a lengthy NCAA investigation into the men's basketball and football programs.
Pasqualoni's NCAA-recognized record now stands at 101-59-1, a .630 winning percentage, which remains the program's highest mark since World War II.
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Five Things to Watch for at ACC Media Days (richmond.com; Bitter)
Move over, SEC. Take your glitz and glam, formal ballroom setting and round-the-clock coverage of media days and make room for the laid-back stylings of the ACC.
It’s a golf outing disguised as a media opportunity at the Pinehurst Resort in North Carolina. Casual attire is recommended. Please, no ties.
Want to interview a player or coach? Just mosey on up to a table, grab a seat and ask away. No need for formality. Microphones and a dais aren’t necessary, except for the commissioner.
But rest assured, though, that in between the food and golf, there’ll be some football discussed. It’s the ACC’s turn to grab some national attention with its quick two-day media event Monday and Tuesday, an appetizer to whet your football appetite, since players don’t report to practice for a few weeks.
What’ll be discussed? Here are five storylines for the next few days:
1. Will Florida State and Georgia Tech be picked to repeat as division champs?
The ‘Noles and Jackets certainly can make a case to be considered the favorites in their respective divisions, although they’ll have challengers.
Clemson needs to reload on defense, particularly the front seven, but has all the offensive pieces necessary, including quarterback Deshaun Watson, to perhaps eclipse Florida State as the favorites in the Atlantic Division. The Seminoles, after all, lost quarterback Jameis Winston and a host of offensive linemen to the NFL Draft.
The Coastal might not be nearly as muddled as last year, what with Georgia Tech bringing back quite a bit from a team that won 11 games last year and finished in the top 10 of the polls. But the Yellow Jackets have a tough schedule, catching both Florida State and Clemson as crossover opponents.
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