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Dino Babers says Syracuse football has no ceiling this year

Dino Babers says Syracuse football has no ceiling this year
Dino Babers greeted a reporter with an aloha and another with a compliment on his hair. There was one more day for the first-year Syracuse football coach to charm the media as he has done throughout the summer, and he did that for more than 15 minutes Friday afternoon at Manley Field House, blending in some off-the-cuff anecdotes such as... more

Syracuse alum Marvin Harrison joins football’s most exclusive club

Syracuse alum Marvin Harrison joins football’s most exclusive club
The third time proved to be the charm for Marvin Harrison. In his third year as a finalist for the Pro Football Hall of Fame, Syracuse’s all-time leading receiver earned the ultimate on-field honor in February when he was selected for induction into football’s most exclusive club. On Saturday night, he was formally enshrined and his bronze bust presented at... more

Healthier Syracuse offensive line gives hurry-up spread ‘a chance,’ coach says

Healthier Syracuse offensive line gives hurry-up spread ‘a chance,’ coach says
Dino Babers issued a challenge to his group of offensive linemen this spring: get in shape. For some, that meant losing weight. For others, it meant gaining weight. And for those who weighed an appropriate number of pounds, it meant reforming their body from fat to muscle. After Day 1 of preseason camp on Saturday, Babers said he was happy... more

Syracuse football: ACC considering ‘8 Plus 2’ scheduling model

Syracuse football: ACC considering ‘8 Plus 2’ scheduling model
On Saturday, the Atlanta Journal-Constitution’s Ken Sugiura wrote up an article on the ACC’s latest football scheduling plan. As we all know, between the divisional issues, Notre Dame and out-of-conference rivalries for many teams, it’s been a mess since Syracuse and Pittsburgh joined the league in 2013. The ACC is trying to fix that mess, but may end up making... more

The controversial and coveted ‘New York’s College’ branding effort lives on in New York City

The controversial and coveted ‘New York’s College’ branding effort lives on in New York City
For those who scoffed at the “New York’s College Team” campaign launched by former Syracuse athletic director Daryl Gross, and for those who hoped the ascension of a new athletic director would put an end to basking in branding, well, we have some bad news for you. It appears Gross’ public relations campaign found some powerful admirers within the walls... more

Syracuse football: Dungey, Ishmael could climb record books

Syracuse football: Dungey, Ishmael could climb record books
The biggest draw for the Syracuse Orange hiring Dino Babers is his sterling pedigree on offense. Manning high-powered schemes at Eastern Illinois and Bowling Green before this, Babers should bring the same sorts of performances to the Dome sooner rather than later. That, of course, means that the SU football record book — pretty modest in many offensive departments, to... more

ACC will discuss moving to 9-game football schedule on Friday (report)

ACC will discuss moving to 9-game football schedule on Friday (report)
New football scheduling regulations are coming to the ACC, potentially as soon as Friday, according to David Teel, a reporter with The Daily Press newspaper. Teel reported on Wednesday that as part of the deal with ESPN to create an ACC Network, the conference agreed to adhere to new scheduling obligations in both football and basketball. Read More at Syracuse.com... more

Replacing Riley Dixon: Sterling Hofrichter eager for Syracuse football’s impossible task

Replacing Riley Dixon: Sterling Hofrichter eager for Syracuse football’s impossible task
Sterling Hofrichter is not athletic enough to hurdle defenders. He is not versatile enough to earn his own Heisman Trophy campaign. He is not a candidate to be taken in the next NFL Draft and unlikely to grab postseason honors. What the redshirt freshman is, however, is remarkably candid and honest, self-aware and comfortable with the expectations that will be... more

6 captains named to lead Hobart football in 2016

6 captains named to lead Hobart football in 2016
Hobart College Head Football Coach Mike Cragg recently announced the six men that will serve as team captains for the 2016 season. Seniors Matt Cragg, James Hedger, Marcus Jemison, Patrick O’Connell III and Nick Testani and junior Shane Sweeney will lead the Statesmen. “These young men will be outstanding leaders and are fine examples of what it means to be... more

Syracuse campus renovation plan could put a damper on tailgating scene for football

Syracuse campus renovation plan could put a damper on tailgating scene for football
Syracuse’s frequently criticized tailgating environment for football could take another step backward if the school fully follows through on its campus framework proposal that was released in June. The proposed plan would eliminate the Stadium, Standart and Fine parking lots. All three of those areas are currently prime tailgating areas around the Carrier Dome for football games. Read More at... more

Syracuse football WR Steve Ishmael excited to ‘actually take chances’

Syracuse football WR Steve Ishmael excited to ‘actually take chances’
Steve Ishmael has exhibited extreme patience in his first two years as a wide receiver at Syracuse. Between two offensive coordinators — the second of which ran a pro-style, option-based system — and six quarterbacks seeing the field, SU’s star junior wideout hasn’t gotten a ton of opportunities. But inching toward the midway point of preseason camp, Ishmael is finally... more
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