ACC Network - "All Access with Syracuse Football" premiering August 12th

[IthacaMatt]

telling his teammate to finish the rep was awesome.

I really liked that, too. "Finish the route; that could have been a touchdown."

 

[721Comstock]

It's in the ESPN App on demand. If you type "All Access with Syracuse" and scroll down, it's there. ACC Network Extra. As long as you're logged in/have access to it through your provider etc

Thx for this!!!!

Wow, that. was. AWESOME.

I need a brick wall to run thru.


Also - #18 looks like he’s gonna be a problem for opponents sooner rather than later.

 

[SURules]

Question, how many teams get the All Access coverage for the ACCN like we are getting?

 

[MSOrange]

Question, how many teams get the All Access coverage for the ACCN like we are getting?

1 per season I am almost positive.

 

[SURules]

1 per season I am almost positive.

That is better than I thought and a HUGE positive for the program.

 

[SURules]

I’m watching the Pitt Road Show on the ACCN and they are the Pitt is the new fast team . Narduzzi is grasping at straws I believe.

 

[sutomcat]

1 per season I am almost positive.

My memory is that it was NC State in 2022, then UNC in 2023.

 

[mark79]

Heading up from Virginia for homecoming weekend with my bride to see the Virginia Tech game. Can’t wait to lay the wood on this Virginia Tech team. They talk big down here but they about to be humbled.

 

[MSOrange]

My memory is that it was NC State in 2022, then UNC in 2023.

You are correct. Miami was 2021. I think that was the first year.

 

[orangeinjersey]

Question, how many teams get the All Access coverage for the ACCN like we are getting?

Watched ep 1 during my lunch yesterday, it REALLY needs the narrator guy from Hard Knocks lol

 

[anomander]

We may have had a horrible game plan, but at least we didn’t make any adjustments.

But he was a 3D chess master at in game management! Imagine actually saying that after his performance.

 

[SUFan44]

Awesome to have the access and exposure here...

Strength coach comments about 'pride' were bizarre. Saying 'pride is always looked at as a bad thing... and for the most part it is...'

Are we sure about this? That's a strange angle to come from.

 

[orangefog]

Awesome to have the access and exposure here...

Strength coach comments about 'pride' were bizarre. Saying 'pride is always looked at as a bad thing... and for the most part it is...'

Are we sure about this? That's a strange angle to come from.

Pride is one of the seven deadly sins per the bible and this staff preaches faith...so, they have to walk the pride line carefully.

 

[SUFan44]

Pride is one of the seven deadly sins per the bible and this staff preaches faith...so, they have to walk the pride line carefully.

Sure. Just felt weird. Being prideful in your job is a very good thing, having pride in what you do. Maybe I'm not religious enough.

 

[IthacaMatt]

Awesome to have the access and exposure here...

Strength coach comments about 'pride' were bizarre. Saying 'pride is always looked at as a bad thing... and for the most part it is...'

Are we sure about this? That's a strange angle to come from.

I didn't take it quite that way. I thought he was saying you have to have the pride to give your best effort, to do your best job. Not ego, but holding yourself accountable to work to your potential.

 

[texascpa]

Sure. Just felt weird. Being prideful in your job is a very good thing, having pride in what you do. Maybe I'm not religious enough.

That's essentially what he was saying. He clarified that pride is not always good when it drives ego.

 

[SUFan44]

That's essentially what he was saying. He clarified that pride is not always good when it drives ego.

Just a weird way to phrase it at the beginning of the message... but that's my interpretation.

 

[kcsu]

I think that most strength coaches are a little eccentric. It's a unique breed

 

[Scooch]

Finally got a chance to watch this. Great, great stuff.

Love to hear Fran talk about SU being a big time program. I suspect that's why he wanted a show like this when most first year coaches would have shied away. Helps convince the team that we actually are big time.

 

[Libero2]

Finally got a chance to watch this. Great, great stuff.

Love to hear Fran talk about SU being a big time program. I suspect that's why he wanted a show like this when most first year coaches would have shied away. Helps convince the team that we actually are big time.

Or at the very least are working towards it, and on track to be one.

 

[SURules]

On the ACCN, they were taking about BC’s schedule and believe BC should be anywhere from 6 to an 8/9 win team. I don’t see it. Where are they getting those wins? O’Brian is a good coach but I just don’t see them getting to a bowl game and sub 500 as a team this year. What am I missing?

 

[MadNY3]

On the ACCN, they were taking about BC’s schedule and believe BC should be anywhere from 6 to an 8/9 win team. I don’t see it. Where are they getting those wins? O’Brian is a good coach but I just don’t see them getting to a bowl game and sub 500 as a team this year. What am I missing?

They return a lot on offense and O’Brien is a pretty good coach. Guessing that’s it.

 

[Finwad32]

Man - that’s a fun watch. I know we’re only seeing what they want to show us, but there has yet to be a situation that Fran Brown has not impressed me with.

Tough not to be excited right now.

 

[Roger N]

Babers just had too many blowout losses in his 8-year tenure. Losing is one thing but let's at least be competitive in the losses. We had too many games that were over by halftime and the opponents were looking to just run out the clock in the second half. So many miserable losses like that.

We weren’t ready to play

 

[0.2 YNdeeR]

My memory is that it was NC State in 2022, then UNC in 2023.

Propitious timing for SU to host ACC All Access in a transition year. Opportunity to introduce the new staff, showcase the talent they’ve brought in, and roll out HCFB’S plan to return the program to the ‘big time’.