Morant Poised to Shine As Syracuse Receivers Eye Role
Syracuse freshman Johnnie Morant, a 6 ft 4 in, 218 lb wideout, prepares for a possible debut against Georgia Tech. Coaches credit his maturity and work ethic, while Morant seeks to become a key playmaker after a slow freshman year.
Syracuse Ready to Quash Doubters in Kickoff Classic
Syracuse football readiness faces Georgia Tech at Giants Stadium as players embrace Why Not Us creed. Sophomore linebacker Jameel Dumas, starter in reduced role last season, expects to make impact with Sam outside linebacker duties alongside Rich Scanlon. O'Leary notes early mistakes possible in first game and stresses quick adjustments and in-game coaching.
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Freeney Speed Threat for Syracuse Offensive Line
Syracuse coach George Pasqualoni previews a clash with Georgia Tech led by freeney speed. He notes Troy Nunes may start at quarterback and emphasizes smart play from the line to ease the young signal caller amid Dwight Freeney’s dominance.
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O'Leary reunion colors Syracuse game atmosphere
O'Leary, tied to Syracuse as former defensive line coach and Liverpool High School head coach, expects extra adrenaline against his old friends. Pasqualoni notes Georgia Tech QB George Godsey mirrors Syracuse alum Todd Philcox in experience and timing, while Keeon Walker cites a solid game plan and execution as keys to disrupting Godsey.
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Elliott’s Unfinished Quest to Reach the NFL
Former Syracuse quarterback Chad Elliott recalls his failed bid to join the NFL after a high school record of 47 touchdowns and a rocky college career at Syracuse. He left school after eligibility issues, pursued Arena League and CFL tries, and now supports his family while vowing to return to pro football within five years. He watches Syracuse’ 2001 schedule from Grass Valley, California, hopeful and frustrated.
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BYU tops Tulane in high scoring debut for Crowton
BYU defeats Tulane 70 35 in Provo to open Crowton era as Doman throws for 278 yards and three touchdowns while Luke Staley and Brian McDonald rush for 245 yards combined. Doman named MVP as BYU racks up 726 total yards, 437 on the ground amid 29 year coaching gap since LaVell Edwards.
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