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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Sep 29, 1998
Page
13
Syracuse quarterback Donavan McNabb relies on Konrad as a primary target through three games. Konrad has 11 receptions for 138 yards and no TDs, ranking third on the team and among Big East leaders in receptions per game and receiving yards per game.
In Ann Arbor Syracuse loses 38 28 but Konrad shines with five catches for 59 yards and two touchdowns while also contributing as a runner. Kevin Johnson Darryl Damiel and Spotwood share receiving roles as Syracuse blends receivers with running backs. Konrad is a Doak Walker candidate and averages about 10 yards per catch while remaining a threat inside the line and on option plays.
Syracuse players stress motivation will not be an issue as they prepare for a key Thursday night game at North Carolina State. Coach Paul Pasqualom warns against dwelling on past losses and emphasizes mental sharpness. Standout quotes from Stan Gibbs, Brian Coleman, and Donovan McNabb reflect personal stakes and the drive to rebound after last year's setback. Injury notes mention Cory Bowen, Rick Simpkins, Will Allen, and Dwight Freeney progressing day by day.
Jay Chapman, SU's latest prized freshman receiver, earned initial eligibility and moved into the rotation after a springy start and a shoulder setback. Coaches say he will be used in the game plan as part of a deep receiving corps, with high expectations for his future impact.
NC State defensive tackle Cecil McCarty and Syracuse cornerback Will Allen, former Corcoran teammates, may not meet again after Thursday's 8 pm game in Carter-Finley. McCarty notes learning experience amid injuries and position switch while NC State aims to slow Syracuse in a high stakes rematch with conference implications.
In a Far Hills forum, equipment makers balk at a proposed USGA test to determine club conformity arguing current tech has not altered play. They warn of lawsuits to challenge rule power unless the plan is withdrawn, citing impact deflection, future designs, and the popularity of metal woods.
Equipment makers question a USGA proposed test to determine if clubs meet The Rules of Golf standards as approved by USGA and R and A St Andrews. The excerpt notes Rule 4-10 Appendix mentions material and construction of the face and a claimed increase in backspin on the ball.
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