Dino Babers didn’t take a summer vacation this year, opting to spend a brutally hot offseason in Central New York around the football complex and his players.
So, at a time when the team typically gets turned over to the strength coach, Syracuse football’s third-year coach didn’t need to rely on second-hand feedback as a means to measure his team’s growth heading into the first practice of fall camp Thursday morning.
He saw it for himself.
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