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[GoSU96]

http://www.annarrankings.com/index.php

 

[rrlbees]

Good stuff.

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[Millhouse]

They're like a baseball team that happened to strand a lot of runners but unlike baseball there aren't enough games for this stuff to average out

 

[SUskibum]

They're like a baseball team that happened to strand a lot of runners but unlike baseball there aren't enough games for this stuff to average out

more like baseball playoffs (correcting for smaller sample size)

 

[Millhouse]

worst pass defense since 2000 - Syracuse 2002

They were 6th in the country in 2000. (what a frustrating year)

Quite a drop in 2 years

 

[kingtidge]

spin stats... not sure which I like better on that list... Cuse @ 16 or Buttgers @ 73

 

[Shenexon]

I think I like the prediction for Cincinnati:

Syracuse Cincinnati​

Rushing Yards

127​

218​

Passing Yards

390​

197​

Total Yards

517​

415​

 

[GoSU96]

worst pass defense since 2000 - Syracuse 2002

They were 6th in the country in 2000. (what a frustrating year)

Quite a drop in 2 years

What is the worst pass defense?

 

[Millhouse]

What is the worst pass defense?

http://www.annarrankings.com/recordholders.php down on the right. the scott oneal year was as bad as it felt

 

[OrangePA]

worst pass defense since 2000 - Syracuse 2002

They were 6th in the country in 2000. (what a frustrating year)

Quite a drop in 2 years

2002 was a truly frustrating year.

The staff was convinced that we challenge for a BCS bid that year.

It started with that dropped pass by Lenny Cusumano on fourth and goal TE throw back from the one at BYU - wide open - and it just never seemed to get any better.

We really suffered from the loss of Dwight Freeney and Quentin Harris on that side of the ball.

 

[sutomcat]

http://www.annarrankings.com/index.php

Rutgers #73. Sounds about right.

 

[Millhouse]

2002 was a truly frustrating year.

The staff was convinced that we challenge for a BCS bid that year.

It started with that dropped pass by Lenny Cusumano on fourth and goal TE throw back from the one at BYU - wide open - and it just never seemed to get any better.

We really suffered from the loss of Dwight Freeney and Quentin Harris on that side of the ball.

i had a stroke after seeing how bad the pass defense was in the spring game. maybe they thought they were better on offense than they were only because anyone could throw on that defense.

i don't know how anyone in the world could've thought that team could get the BCS over miami.

 

[OrangePA]

i had a stroke after seeing how bad the pass defense was in the spring game. maybe they thought they were better on offense than they were only because anyone could throw on that defense.

i don't know how anyone in the world could've thought that team could get the BCS over miami.

I'm telling ya.

The coaches were convinced that 2002 was the year - they thought 2001 would be a development year.

I think they thought that the young DEs - LaCasse, Wyche, along with Pollard - would be solid. They also had guys like Jameel Dumas, Christian Ferrara, Louis Gachelin, and Josh Thomas - they had some talent on defense.

They also had a QB - RJ - who they thought would have a break out year. They thought that Johnny Morant would continue to develop along Jameel Riddle. They had Reyes and Damien Rhodes - who tore it up during summer camp and who had a really great first game at BYU.

They clearly did not see the drop off at safety - I thought the loss of Harris was very important.

2002 was a horrible season - still, we beat Va Tech in OT and should have beaten Auburn at Auburn in OT.

Ugh.

 

[Millhouse]

I'm telling ya.

The coaches were convinced that 2002 was the year - they thought 2001 would be a development year.

I think they thought that the young DEs - LaCasse, Wyche, along with Pollard - would be solid. They also had guys like Jameel Dumas, Christian Ferrara, Louis Gachelin, and Josh Thomas - they had some talent on defense.

They also had a QB - RJ - who they thought would have a break out year. They thought that Johnny Morant would continue to develop along Jameel Riddle. They had Reyes and Damien Rhodes - who tore it up during summer camp and who had a really great first game at BYU.

They clearly did not see the drop off at safety - I thought the loss of Harris was very important.

2002 was a horrible season - still, we beat Va Tech in OT and should have beaten Auburn at Auburn in OT.

Ugh.

i believe you, i just think they were nuts

 

[lincolncuse]

I'm telling ya.

The coaches were convinced that 2002 was the year - they thought 2001 would be a development year.

I think they thought that the young DEs - LaCasse, Wyche, along with Pollard - would be solid. They also had guys like Jameel Dumas, Christian Ferrara, Louis Gachelin, and Josh Thomas - they had some talent on defense.

They also had a QB - RJ - who they thought would have a break out year. They thought that Johnny Morant would continue to develop along Jameel Riddle. They had Reyes and Damien Rhodes - who tore it up during summer camp and who had a really great first game at BYU.

They clearly did not see the drop off at safety - I thought the loss of Harris was very important.

2002 was a horrible season - still, we beat Va Tech in OT and should have beaten Auburn at Auburn in OT.

Ugh.

we also blew a 4th quarter lead against north carolina and had the missed PAT against temple. 4-8 could easily have been 6-6.

central florida game was also a good one.

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[Millhouse]

we also blew a 4th quarter lead against north carolina and had the missed PAT against temple. 4-8 could easily have been 6-6.

central florida game was also a good one.

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we blew the lead against north carolina because we had the worst pass defense ever

 

[orangenirvana]

Rutgers #73. Sounds about right.

Don't believe it. It's obvious that Annar Rankings visits syracusefan.com regularly and has been exposed to the Rutgers groupthink that infects the forum.

 

[OrangePA]

we blew the lead against north carolina because we had the worst pass defense ever

The pass defense problems became quite evident when Rhode Island moved the ball up and down the field on us in the Dome.

 

[rrlbees]

we blew the lead against north carolina because we had the worst pass defense ever

Anyone remember who our defensive backfield was?

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[OttoMets]

Anyone remember who our defensive backfield was?

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Definitely Latroy Oliver, who might have been the tiniest person ever to play for us.

Will Hunter. Young Steve Gregory (I'm not sure how much he played).

 

[Millhouse]

Definitely Latroy Oliver, who might have been the tiniest person ever to play for us.

Will Hunter. Young Steve Gregory (I'm not sure how much he played).

keon walker and oneil scott

 

[Phillymoose]

I'm telling ya.

The coaches were convinced that 2002 was the year - they thought 2001 would be a development year.

I think they thought that the young DEs - LaCasse, Wyche, along with Pollard - would be solid. They also had guys like Jameel Dumas, Christian Ferrara, Louis Gachelin, and Josh Thomas - they had some talent on defense.

They also had a QB - RJ - who they thought would have a break out year. They thought that Johnny Morant would continue to develop along Jameel Riddle. They had Reyes and Damien Rhodes - who tore it up during summer camp and who had a really great first game at BYU.

They clearly did not see the drop off at safety - I thought the loss of Harris was very important.

2002 was a horrible season - still, we beat Va Tech in OT and should have beaten Auburn at Auburn in OT.

Ugh.

Wasn't that the 'Josh Thomas is now a monster' preseason? I definitely got up caught in that hype lol...

 

[GoSU96]

http://www.annarrankings.com/recordholders.php down on the right. the scott oneal year was as bad as it felt

That defense was crushed by injuries.

 

[Millhouse]

That defense was crushed by injuries.

eh they also made cecil howard look like aaron rodgers

 

[OrangePA]

Wasn't that the 'Josh Thomas is now a monster' preseason? I definitely got up caught in that hype lol...

Yes, but he did have a few good years with the Colts - so there was something there.

LaCasse played for the Colts as well.

J. Dumas was a disappointment - he should have had a better career in my opinion.