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Game 4 Army Notes - Syracuse University Athletics

Game 4 Army Notes

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[gocraz4dasu]

No real surprises here. I would like Peña to come back because I’d like to have him back to KR/PR. Adams is a dynamic athlete but he is making some bad decisions on when to return and was risky weeks 1 & 2 with the ball. I have liked Donovan Brown at slot though. Hopefully Isaiah Jones is healthy and isn’t just in the starting spot because he started last week.

 

[OttoinGrotto]

Yeah, it would be nice to see Pena return. I think he can help a lot.

Did Price get any snaps against Purdue?

 

[OrangeTarheel]

Has Stefon Thompson not been starting this year?

 

[orangeinohio]

Exact same as last week except no Gadsden and no Wohlabaugh.
I think Dino gives this job to his executive assistant.

 

[GoSU96]

Has Stefon Thompson not been starting this year?

No, he’s splitting time with Lowery.

 

[BANYC]

Juwan Price was in for at least the last series blocking as the clock wound down

 

[Reyes39]

Yeah, it would be nice to see Pena return. I think he can help a lot.

Did Price get any snaps against Purdue?

Yeah but not many. I only remember seeing him in on one play in the 2nd or 3rd Q.

 

[RF2044]

Any updates on Jones / Alford / Darton?

All three got dinged up against Purdue [although Darton's looked minor].

 

[LeMoyneCuse]

 

[Dmcnabbrules]

Yeah, it would be nice to see Pena return. I think he can help a lot.

Did Price get any snaps against Purdue?

Two snaps. One was the last snap for the kneel down

 

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emily leiker @emleiker

Syracuse's Week 4 depth chart.

- Mark Petry elevated to No. 1 RT in lieu of Wohlabaugh. Joe Cruz (also LT) at No. 2.
- Still no Pena, but More and Ellis remain the No. 2s at their positions. Dino Babers didn't have anything to share on their availability this morning.

 

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Syracuse football’s Dino Babers on hopes for WRs without Gadsden: ‘Catching the ball would be great’

Syracuse talked up the depth of its receiving corps after the first two games of the year but took a step back against its first legitimate opponent.

www.syracuse.com