Saturday Articles

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Syracuse can qualify for bowl with win over UConn‎

Receivers look to make a difference for Syracuse University in game today at Connecticut

Game Day Central, Game Notes

SU gets ready for the 'Pasqualoni Bowl'‎

Connecticut power issues force Syracuse University football team to take side trip to Mystic

Pregame Buzz: SU at UConn

Live SU football updates and fan Q&A: Syracuse at Connecticut‎

Audio

Audio: Dave Rahme talks Syracuse vs. Connecticut football with Gomez & Dave

Next Opponent

You Are Looking Live At The UConn-Syracuse Pregame Chat, We Start ...‎

UConn's Pasqualoni downplays Syracuse ties‎

UConn Football Preview -- Huskies host Orange‎

UConn Hopes To Stop Syracuse From Reaching Bowl Eligibility‎

Join Us For A Pregame Chat Live From Rentschler Field On Saturday‎

Game Capsule: Syracuse At UConn‎

UConn football: Past rush‎

UConn needs to shore up pass defense‎

Tempers flare after six days of power outages across Conn

UConn Hopes To Stop Syracuse From Reaching Bowl Eligibility‎

Focus on future has us missing out on UConn's present‎

Picking the UConn v. Syracuse game‎

Premium

SU Safeties Look for Rebound‎

George Morris plans visit

Recruiting

Dalton Crossan rushed 10 times for 139 yards and had 4 total touchdowns.

Dalton Crossan does it all in win

Nathan Ricketts

Former Players

Brinkley cleared to play

Turner said running back Curtis Brinkley passed all the neurological exams required after a player is diagnosed with a concussion, as Brinkley was after making some spectacular plays in his long-awaited chance to play.

“It’s a great feeling to pass a test like that, just because of how much I want to be out there,” said Brinkley. “This happening, after all I’d gone through to get out there, I was like, Oh, man?”

Brinkley, an undrafted free agent who survived an attack soon after signing with the Chargers in 2009 and still carries one of three bullets that struck him, entered the game as a late replacement for the injured Mathews and was a major contributor to the game-tying drive in the fourth quarter. He caught a 20-yard pass to set up his own diving 2-yard score, then carried four times for 21 yards in the ill-fated drive that ended in a fumble and overtime loss.
SOSD

Donovan McNabb loved to throw bounce passes (As a point guard at Syracuse that was fine. As an NFL quarterback it wasn't).
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Strong safety Steve Gregory pointed out that not all of Rivers’ turnovers have been mistakes. “Sometimes it is just the way the ball bounces,” Gregory said. “He has had some unlucky things happen so far. There are things that are not necessarily his fault. He will be fine. He knows what he is doing out there.”

Even when there are mistakes, Jackson said he appreciates Rivers’aggressive nature. “I think he has always had that,” Jackson said. “I would much rather have a guy who is willing to go out there and pull the trigger and make plays then someone who is gun shy, which he isn’t.”

Gregory agrees, “You would rather have a guy who is willing to give it a hundred percent. You have to be willing to fail if you want to succeed.”
SD

McNabb Warned For Using Dealer Tags

OOC Opponent

Matt Barkley sets USC record‎

Around The Big East

Big East mailblog‎

Batten: East Carolina fighting perception in bid to join Big East‎

Big 12 offers WVU seat at 'big boys' table'‎

‎UC-Pitt Scouting Report

Game Day: Louisville at West Virginia‎

Around The Nation

Weekend Watch List: Only one Game of the Century on Saturday

Notre Dame football: With conference talk in the air, Irish begin ACC stretch

FIU reconfiguring stadium gearing for conference change

High School

Skaneateles High School ready to move on‎

Blogs

Connecticut Vs. Syracuse: Will 'Pasqualoni Bowl' Be A Distraction ...‎

Big East Expansion: ESPN Can Renegotiate TV Deal If Any Schools ...‎

Syracuse Vs. Connecticut Game Time, TV Schedule And More‎

Syracuse Orange (5-3) vs. UConn Huskies (3-5) GameThread‎

Connecticut Vs. Syracuse: Scouting The Huskies‎