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FB | Syracuse hopes extra preparation during bye week will help ...
Syracuse University football seniors will head out of the Dome ...
Syracuse University football hopes to turn season around with a big finish
November is not a good month for SU
SU Football: Orange Host Bearcats on Senior Day Saturday
FB | SU to use trio of replacements for suspended Phillip Thomas
Syracuse University senior cornerback Kevyn Scott defines the term student-athlete perfectly
UC vs. Syracuse scouting report
Two UC QBs for Syracuse?
Dunlap ruled out for Sunday
Notebook: Cincinnati holds key to Mountaineers' BCS hopes
Live SU football updates and fan Q&A: Cincinnati at Syracuse
Video
SU football players express thankfulness
YNN Blooper
Future Orangemen
Quarterback Brandon DiGirolamo has done a solid job running the offense in place of injured starter Brandon Barnes. In the wake of Barnes’ injury, receiver Alvin Cornelius has become a jack-of-all-trades as a receiver, rusher and passer. He’s also a terrific blocker.
Preview Tottenville vs Erasmus Hall @ noon today Cornelius vs Morgan
Middletown High School’s Ben Lewis catches a pass just short of the goal line to set up a touchdown during the Knights victory over Edmonston-Westside Friday. Tom Fedor/The Gazette
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"When asked how he’d try to defend Lewis if he was on another team, Lynott said he’d try to recruit him."
Read about his game here
Recruiting
Tevaun Smith
Former Players
Rookie learning in spotlight
As for Murray, it's clear the Cowboys just run the ball better with a true fullback. We really don't know the full extent of Tony Fiammetta's injury or illness or injury/illness. Whatever it is, the Cowboys need either him to get better, or just someone else in there who can lead block. No offense to John Phillips, but he's not a fullback. He's 6-5, 260 pounds. That's not a fullback body and the Cowboys are just getting by with that position
DC
Tony may be done for the year
Chargers HC Norv Turner doesn't say much on Ryan Mathews. "Hopefully he'll be alright. If he's not, Mike Tolbert and Curtis Brinkley will take the load."
4for4
Former Staff
The biggest reason for Michigan’s turnaround this season under first-year Coach Brady Hoke has been its defense, which was something of a tragicomedy under former coach Rich Rodriguez and defensive coordinator Greg Robinson. After allowing 35.2 points per game last season, the Wolverines are sixth nationally in that category this season (15.6 points per game).
“I think that players understand that after a while that my job is to tackle the football,” defensive coordinator Greg Mattison told the Detroit Free Press this week.
So there you have it: Because they finally were reminded that tackling is at least somewhat crucial to winning football games, the Wolverines have been pretty stout.
Washington Post
Around The Big East
W. Virginia rallies past Pitt
With Louisville And West Virginia's Wins What is Next For Rutgers ...
Louisville's victory clinches share of Big East
Big East Race Update: Louisville in driver's seat
Huskies can spoil Rutgers' day
Around The Nation
No. 1 LSU crushes Arkansas
Keenum tosses 5 TDs in Houston's 12th win
Miami extends Golden through '20
ESPN: Meyer asked off next TV assignment
Maryland football thought nothing could top dismal 2009 season, until this year
BCS bowls: ranking them from worst to first
Blogs
Big East Expansion: With BYU Out, Here Are 5 Teams the League Must Get
College Football Preview: Cincinnati Bearcats 2-Point Favorites at ...
Syracuse vs. Cincinnati: Bailey, Provo, Scott & Senior Class Say ...
Big East Expansion: BYU Latest To Make Conference Look Foolish; A Plan To Fix The Big East
Pro Football
Lions slam Suh, says conduct was "unacceptable"
Black Friday
Timeline of trouble
Around Town
Crew washes paint off Syracuse's Columbus monument
The Syracuse Christmas Tree is lit during the festivities in Clinton Square. David Lassman / The Post-Standard
