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Doug Marrone’s impact on Syracuse still felt
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[QUOTE="DPCuse, post: 4508406, member: 1309"] No one can discount what Marrone did here. He brought us back to respectability and he loved the school. I think people are upset he left. You don’t get upset when a sucky coach leaves. I would have loved for Marrone to be the football program’s version of Boeheim but it didn’t work out. Who knows, the guy could still be a valuable resource for the program down the road. [/QUOTE]
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