Dees to Play More After Finger Injury Against USC
Syracuse tight end Andrew Dees, limited by a broken small finger on his left hand, says he’ll see more action against Temple after wearing padding and relying on practice to regain full use. He played under 20 downs versus USC while Chris Gedney led with seven catches for 82 yards. Coach Schwartzwalder weighs in on USC’s opener and Syracuse’s season outlook as injuries clear and players return to practice.
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Carpenter returns to SU as key receiver in odd NCAA ruling
SU wideout Carpenter resumes play after missing USC game due to a one-credit requirement error from 1989. NCAA ruled him ineligible for one game but eligible for the rest of the season. He eyes Temple opener, aims to lead receivers with Ismail and Graves, while Hill starts in his absence.
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SU's Graves and Temple's Brown Split Ground Game
The SU redshirt freshman quarterback Marvin Graves, listed at 6-1 and 182 pounds, rushed 17 times for 59 yards with no touchdowns. Temple's Leon Brown, a junior tailback 6-1 and 195 pounds, had 11 carries for 43 yards with no touchdowns.
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Open era stars clash as McEnroe faces Wheaton
US Open coverage centers on John McEnroe and ninth Grand Slam quarterfinalist Aaron Wheaton as the big hitter seeks a major breakthrough while facing a spirited crowd. Fernandez dominates Maleeva Fragniere in straight sets before Sabatini edges Meskhi in a marathon three setter to reach the semi finals.
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