We got a Fall 2025 Roster

[JeremyCuse]

Scott did have surgery. He won't be available this spring.

To bad, kid hasn't been healthy the entire time he's been year.

 

[DMVCuseLax]

To bad, kid hasn't been healthy the entire time he's been year.

He has gotten hurt playing box every off season so far. I know they won't stop him from playing box but he should consider it if he wants to play at Syracuse.

 

[JeremyCuse]

He has gotten hurt playing box every off season so far. I know they won't stop him from playing box but he should consider it if he wants to play at Syracuse.

Ya its probably a conversation the staff needs to have with him.

 

[DoctahLexus]

Ya its probably a conversation the staff needs to have with him.

If he is getting hurt every year in box it probably has more to do with him struggling to avoid lower body injuries than anything else. We have like 10 other guys who have been involved in summer box and not one of them has had anything over a minor injury, if even that. Bad knees have killed many a career across sports unfortunately.

 

[ColdAnger]

For some reason, I thought the last spot would come down to Dillon Stephens and Donny Scott. They red-shirted Stephens last year and I thought that was a sign they would have him start in 2026. Scott obviously came in with a high recruiting ranking but can't seem to stay healthy. We didn't hear anything about him at the scrimmages so not sure if he is hurt or couldn't crack the lineup.

Ryan played in two games last year. I probably discounted him since he was "only" a three star recruit, and I think he got hurt his junior year of high school. He's a bit smaller than Stephens (5'11, 196 to 6'1, 206). Stephens was a four star and a top 100 recruit, so again, in my mind he would have step up in the battle.

Beck has always struck me as a step slow. He's massive at 6'4, 242, but whenever I see him have to sprint for something, he moves very slowly. With Dwan in the lineup you already have that "big guy" to take on opposing large attackmen. It's very rare you see an attack lineup with two "monsters". I think he's good in those man-down situations, but I have trouble trusting him in the open field.

D'Agostino is interesting. He rose from a three star when he initially committed to a four star. Of all the defensemen mentioned here, he's the smallest at only 5'10 but he's solid at 195 (according to his recruiting profile, the SU roster doesn't list his weight for some reason). He strikes me as the bulldog type. Certainly would be impressive for him if he grabbed a starting spot ahead of the upperclassmen.

The SU defense is so unique with Figuerias and Dwan - both can guard an opposing team's number one attackman, it usually comes down to their body type. I think that means whoever grabs that third spot has to be good off ball and a good communicator. Should be an interesting battle and one that seems to have gotten more interesting after this weekend.

Donnie Scott is out with a leg injury