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FOOTBALL1959 NATIONAL CHAMPIONS // 5 CONFERENCE CHAMPIONSHIPS // 18 CONSENSUS ALL-AMERICANSSYRACUSE ORANGE 1 1GAME INFORMATIONDate . Saturday, Sept. 14, 2019Loca on. Syracuse, N.Y.Stadium . The Dome (49,057)Kickoff .7:30 p.m.Series .Clemson leads, 5-2Tickets .Cuse.com/TicketsTelevision . ABCPlay-by-Play .Sean McDonough '84Analyst .Kirk HerbstreitSideline .Maria TaylorRadio . Syracuse Sports Network from Learfield IMG CollegePlay-by-Play . Ma Park '97Analyst .Adam Terry '04Sideline .Brian Higgins '04Radio (Na onal) .ESPNPlay-by-Play . Sean KelleyAnalyst . Barre JonesSideline . Ian FitzsimmonsStudent Radio .WAER 88.3 FM (Syracuse)Satellite Radio .Sirius 84/XM 84Live Audio .Cuse.com/TuneIn AppLive Stats . Cuse.comTwi er .@CuseFootballFacebook . Facebook.com/CuseFootball2019 SCHEDULE/RESULTSOverall Record: 1-1 ACC Record: 0-0Home: 0-0 Away: 1-1 Neutral: 0-0 Streak: L1DateAug. 31Sept. 7Sept. 14Sept. 21Sept. 28Oct. 10Oct. 18Oct. 26Nov. 2Nov. 16Nov. 23Nov. 30Opponent (TV)at Liberty (ESPN )at Maryland (ESPN)#1 CLEMSON * (ABC)WESTERN MICHIGANHOLY CROSSat NC State * (ESPN)PITTSBURGH * (ESPN)at Florida State *BOSTON COLLEGE *at Duke *at Louisville *WAKE FOREST *Time/ResultW, 24-0L, 20-637:30 p.m.TBATBA8 p.m.7 p.m.TBATBATBATBATBA* - ACC gameHome games in BOLD CAPSAll mes EasternWHAT'S INSIDEMedia Information .2Matchup/Series History.3Notes .4-10Team .4Offense .5-6Defense.7Special Teams .8Miscellaneous.9-10The Dome .9On This Date .9Overtime History .9Orange in the NFL .10ACC Standings/Polls.11HC Dino Babers.12-13Assistant Coaches .14Depth Chart .15Start Chart .15Roster/Pronunciations.16Player Notes .17-20Stats .21-29Long Plays .30Starting Lineups .31Scoring Drives .32Conversions/TOP .33Red-Zone Stats .34Superlatives .35Game Summaries .36Last Time That .37-39AP/Coaches Rank: RV/NRHead Coach: Dino BabersOverall Record: 56-36 (.609)at Syracuse: 19-20 (.487)vs. Clemson: 1-2 (.333)vsCLEMSON TIGERS 2 0AP/Coaches Rank: 1/1Head Coach: Dabo SwinneyOverall Record: 118-30 (.797)at Clemson: Samevs. Syracuse: 5-1 (.833)OPENING DRIVEORANGE BEGIN ACC PLAY AGAINST TOP-RANKED CLEMSON In what has become a closely-contested rivalry of late, Syracuse welcomes ACC Atlan c Division foeand No. 1-ranked Clemson to the Dome for its home and conference opener on Sept. 14. Saturday's game will be televised na onally on ABC with Syracuse University alum and 2019 ArentsAward winner Sean McDonough, Kirk Herbstreit and Maria Taylor on the call. The Arents Award is theUniversity's highest alumni honor for excellence in one's chosen profession. The game marks the Orange's second ABC "Saturday Night Football" appearance since the networkbegan devo ng its prime me slot to college football in 2006. The first me Syracuse appeared on thesport's premier weekly television franchise was on Sept. 27, 2014 when it squared off against No. 8Notre Dame at Metlife Stadium. The contest also headlines the University's Orange Central/Homecoming Weekend. The Orange willre re all- me sacks leader Tim Green's jersey at hal ime and also recognize the 60th anniversary ofthe 1959 na onal championship team during the game.AGAINST THE BEST Since the start of the Associated Press poll in 1936, the Orange has faced the AP’s top-ranked team11 mes before and is 1-10 in those games. On Sept. 29, 1984, Syracuse upset No. 1 Nebraska 17-9 at the Dome for its only win against thena on’s top team. The victory ended Nebraska’s 23-game, regular-season winning streak. The Tigers are the sixth AP No. 1 team to come to the Dome. In addi on to previously men onedNebraska, the Orange hosted No. 1 Miami in 1992 and 2002, No. 1 Florida State in 2014 and No. 1Clemson in 2015.DETHRONING THE CHAMPSSyracuse vs. Reigning National Saturday’s matchup marks the 10th me theChampionsOrange will face the reigning na onal champion sinceYearTeamthe incep on of the Associated Press poll in 1936.1977Pi sburghSyracuse is 3-6 in those mee ngs, including a win1983Penn Stateover 2016 College Football Playoff winner Clemson in1987Penn Stateits last opportunity.1990Miami (Fla.) In 2017, the Orange topped the Tigers 27-24 at the1992Miami (Fla.)Dome behind QB Eric Dungey's 278 yards passing and1998Michiganthree touchdowns. Dungey also made the game's key2002Miami (Fla.)play, stretching for a cri cal first down on third-and-82014Florida Stateduring Syracuse's last possession that allowed the2017ClemsonOrange to run out the clock. The Orange also have wins over Penn State (1987)and Michigan (1998) the year a er they were crowned na onal champions.ResultL, 18-21L, 6-17W, 48-21L, 7-33L, 10-16W, 38-28L, 7-49L, 20-38W, 27-24NUMBERS TO KNOW93Career intercep ons by sophomoreDB Andre Cisco, ed for the FBSac ve lead.Syracuse is one of three teams to beatClemson since the start of 2015. Theothers are Alabama (twice) and Pi .The Tigers are 57-4 in that span.ORANGE IS THE NEW FAST169KConsecu ve games with a takeawayby the Orange defense, the thirdlongest ac ve streak in FBS football.9,000 new season cket holderswill make their way to the Domethis season, a Syracuse recordfor the amount of new footballseason ckets sold.1
2019 SYRACUSE FOOTBALLMEDIA CONTACTSSYRACUSE ATHLETIC COMMUNICATIONS1301 East Colvin Street, Syracuse, NY 13244Office: 315-443-2608 Web: Cuse.comMIKE MORRISONFootball SID(315) 443-2608 (O)(315) 952-4809 (C)mdmorris@syr.eduTYLER CADYAssistant Director/Athle c Communica ons(315) 443-2608 (O)(315) 941-6569 (C)tpcady@syr.eduWEEKLY MEDIA SCHEDULEMONDAY9 Dino Babers News Conference - 11:30 a.m. in Iocolano-Pe y Football Complex Audi orium Deadline to request Tuesday student-athlete interviews - 1 p.m. Submit requests (max. 2) to Mike Morrison (mdmorris@syr.edu) Game notes on Cuse.comTUESDAY10 Student-Athlete Interviews - 6:15 p.m. in Iocolano-Pe y Football Complex Hall of FameWEDNESDAY11 No media availabilityTHURSDAY12 AmeriCU Dino Babers Radio Show - 7 to 9 p.m. live at the PressRoom PubFRIDAYWILL EDMONDSAthle c Communica ons Assistant(315) 443-2608 (O)(614) 716-8847 (C)suacpr@syr.eduSUE EDSONExecu ve Sr. Associate AD/Chief Communica ons Officer(Creden al Contact)(315) 443-2608 (O)(315) 952-4787 (C)sedson@syr.eduACC COMMUNICATIONS4512 Weybridge Lane, Greensboro, NC 27407Office: 336-854-8787 Web: theACC.comAmy Yakola, Chief of External AffairsKevin Best, Sr. Assoc. Commissioner (Football)Andy Fledderjohann, Assistant CommissionerSteve Phillips, Editorial & Content ManagerJus n Wilson, DirectorTyler Beck, Assistant DirectorSOCIAL MEDIAJoin the conversation about all things Syracuseacross various social media platforms, includingFacebook, Twitter, YouTube, Instagram yracuse Orange@CuseFootball@Cusepics@Cusepics213 No media availabilitySATURDAY14 Game #3 - Syracuse vs. Clemson (7:30 p.m., ABC)GENERAL MEDIA INFORMATIONINTERVIEWSPOSTGAME INTERVIEWSInterviews with all Orange student-athletes andCoach Dino Babers MUST be arranged through theSyracuse Athle c Communica ons Department.Contact Mike Morrison, Football SID, via email atmdmorris@syr.edu or by calling (315) 443-2608.Please give as much advance no ce as possiblewhen reques ng interviews. Personal phonenumbers will not be distributed to media andstudent-athletes should not be contacted directly byphone, email or social media to arrange interviewsor answer ques ons.The Syracuse locker room is closed to the mediafollowing games, both at home and on the road.Coach Dino Babers will hold his news conferencein the Driver’s Village VIP Lounge located on theService Level of the Dome near Stadium Control.Following the conclusion of Coach Babers' newsconference, select student-athletes will be broughtto the Driver’s Village VIP Lounge to meet withmedia representatives. Requests for specificstudent-athletes will be collected during the fourthquarter of each game.CREDENTIAL REQUESTSACC MEDIA PORTALSeason and individual game requests for workingpress credentials for media and professional scoutsshould be made online via the PressPass mediacredential system. Please visit www.SportsSystems.com/Syracuse to apply for credentials. Requestsshould be made at least two weeks prior to thegame. Communication regarding your request willbe made via email.The ACC and XOS Digital have partnered to provideindividual highlight packages from all ACC-controlledregular-season football games to approved TV newsaffiliates for the 2019 season. Upon the conclusionof each game, highlights will be available todownload and use in televised news programmingat no cost. Outlets may access the highlights, alongwith any weekly head coach press conferences,through the ACC Media Portal. This portal replacesthe ACC Video Clip Service (AVCS). The use of gamehighlights provided through the ACC Media Portalare subject to the restrictions outlined in the ACCNews Access Guidelines. Interested affiliates shouldemail licensing@xosdigital.com to register for theACC Media Portal and for additional information.Approved affiliates will receive a confirmation emailalong with credentials to access the portal.Passes not picked up in advance will be available atthe Will Call window located at Gate B of the Domethree hours before kickoff. Gameday requests willnot be honored.MEDIA PARKINGParking for media in the WEST Lots (StandartWest and Henry) across the street from the Domeis limited. Passes are issued on a priority basiswithin the same guidelines as working credentials.Additional parking for media is available at ManleyField House in the SOUTH MANLEY Lot. A mediashuttle runs from there to the Dome beginningapproximately three hours prior to kickoff. Returnservice is available for approximately two hoursafter the conclusion of the game.FAMILY. LA FAMILIA. 'OHANA.COLLEGEPRESSBOX.COMCollegepressbox.com is the official media websitefor Division I football. Access and download weeklygame notes, quotes, statistics, media guides,headshots, logos and more for each conferenceand its member schools. Register for access atcollegepressbox.com/register.
2019 SYRACUSE FOOTBALLGAME #3 MATCHUP: CLEMSONSERIES HISTORY Saturday's mee ng is the eighth all- me pairingbetween Syracuse and Clemson. The Tigers hold a 5-2advantage in the series, including a 2-1 margin in gamesplayed at the Dome. Syracuse won the first matchup – the 1996 GatorBowl – by the score of 41-0. Future Pro Football Hall ofFamer Marvin Harrison hauled in seven recep ons for173 yards and QB Donovan McNabb threw for 309 yardsin the win. Both figures stand as series highs versus theTigers and as Syracuse bowl records. The Tigers were Syracuse's first ACC opponent a erthe Orange joined the conference in 2013. Clemsonspoiled Syracuse's debut in its new league, winning 4914 in the Dome on Oct. 5, 2013. The last two mee ngs have been one-possessiongames. The Orange defeated the Tigers 27-24 in 2017 atthe Dome, while Clemson returned the favor 27-23 lastseason in Death Valley.LAST TIME VS. CLEMSON The Orange defense held Clemson to a season-low 27points in 2018, but ul mately came up short 27-23 atMemorial Stadium. QB Eric Dungey threw for 250 yards and scored two1-yard touchdowns. However, Clemson's Travis E ennewas the difference, rushing for 203 yards and threescores, including the winner with 41 second to go, tomake the Tigers winners in Trevor Lawrence's first start.A WIN WOULD Make Dino Babers 2-2 in his career against Clemson,with each contest coming when the Tigers have beenranked in the top three of the AP poll. Even Babers' record at 20-20 as head coach of theOrange. Bring Syracuse's Homecoming record to 42-28. Snap Clemson's na on-best 17-game winning streak.SERIES CAPSULE Make the Orange 2-10 all- me against teams rankedNo. 1 in the AP poll at the me of the game. Raise Syracuse's record to 4-6 in games versus theprevious season's na onal champion. Extend Syracuse's home winning streak to sevengames, the longest for the program since it won sevenconsecu ve Dome games from 2000 to 2001. Give Syracuse its 732nd all- me victory (includes 11wins from 2004-06 that were vacated by the NCAA).The Orange currently rank 20th on the FBS ledger ofwinningest programs. Syracuse is one of 27 FBS schoolsto have accumulated at least 700 wins. Clemson (746victories) is also in that club.SYRACUSE-CLEMSON CONNECTIONS Freshman DL Cooper Dawson (Hanahan) is the loneplayer on the Syracuse roster from South Carolina. No Clemson players are from the state of New York. LB Juan Wallace, DB Andre Cisco, WR Kevin JohnsonJr. and LB Mikel Jones a ended IMG Academy (Fla.),where Tigers DE Xavier Thomas, WR Joseph Ngata, LBMike Jones Jr. and P Aidan Swanson also played theirhigh school ball. QB Drew Gunther played with Clemson LB KeithMaguire at Malvern Prep in Pennsylvania. DB Antwan Cordy, Clemson LB Braylon Spector andClemson WR Frank Ladson Jr. all a ended South DadeHigh School in Florida. QB Rex Culpepper and Clemson OL Will Putnam botha ended Plant High School in Tampa, Florida. DL Kingsley Jonathan and Clemson DL Ruke Orhorhorowere both born in Lagos, Nigeria before making theirway to the United States. Clemson cornerbacks coach Mike Reed played forSyracuse football legend Tom Coughlin at BostonCollege. Coughlin coached the Eagles from 1991-1993before moving on to the NFL.CLEMSON AT A GLANCE2019 SCHEDULEAug. 29Sept. 7Sept. 14Sept. 21Sept. 28Oct. 12Oct. 19Oct. 26Nov. 2Nov. 9Nov. 16Nov. 30Georgia TechTexas A&Mat SyracuseCharlotteat North CarolinaFlorida Stateat LouisvilleBoston CollegeWoffordat NC StateWake Forestat South CarolinaW, 52-14W, 24-107:30 p.m.TBATBATBATBATBATBATBATBATBASTATISTICAL LEADERSRushingT. EtienneLyn-J DixonNo.2819Yds258143Avg.9.27.5Lg TD90 319 2PassingT. LawrenceC. ivingJ. RossT. HigginsNo.108Yds107168Avg.10.721.0Lg TD30 162 1DefenseI. SimmonsC. SmithU-A9-74-9Total Sacks160.0130.0TFL0.01.0RECORD: 2-0, 0-0 ACCHome: 2-0; Away: 0-0; Neutral: 0-0 Clemson enters Saturday's game riding thena on's longest winning streak at 17 games. TheTigers ran the table last season, going 15-0 to winthe na onal championship, and are 2-0 in 2019. Dabo Swinney took over as Clemson's headcoach midway through the 2008 season. He ownsa 118-30 (.797) record and has guided the Tigersto two na onal tles in the last three years. QB Trevor Lawrence, who made his firstcollegiate start against the Orange last season, hasthrown 32 TD passes and has been picked off justseven mes in his collegiate career. RB Travis E enne is averaging 9.2 yards percarry this season. The junior rushed for 203 yardsagainst Syracuse last season and put up 205 inClemson's 2019 opener versus Georgia Tech. The wide-receiver duo of Justyn Ross and TeeHiggins combined to catch 21 touchdown passeslast season. Ross was a 1,000-yard receiver, whileHiggins was just shy at 936. Defensively, Isaiah Simmons' 16 tackles topsthe Clemson chart, but depth has been the markof the unit through two games. Sixteen differentplayers have at least four tackles, 12 have at leasthalf a TFL, eight have at least half a sack, andseven have a pass breakup heading into Week 3.ORANGE IS THE NEW FASTSeries Record: CUleads, 5-2at Syracuse: CU leads, 2-1at the Dome: CU leads, 2-1at Clemson: CU leads, 3-0Neutral: SU leads, 1-0Last Syracuse Win: 2017 (27-24)Last Clemson Win: 2018 (27-23)Largest Margin of SU Victory: 41 (1995)Largest Margin of Clemson Victory: 54 (2016)SERIES HIGHSRushing:SU, Jerome Smith 18-125 (2013)CU, Travis Etienne 27-203 (2018)Passing:SU, Donovan McNabb 13-23-309 (1995)CU, Tajh Boyd 20-27-455 (2013)Receiving: SU, Marvin Harrison 7-173 (1995)CU, Sammy Watkins 4-126 (2013)LAST 10 MEETINGSYear2018201720162015201420131995 5427-376-1614-4941-0Loca onClemson, S.C.Syracuse, N.Y.Clemson, S.C.Syracuse, N.Y.Clemson, S.C.Syracuse, N.Y.Jacksonville, Fla.* - 1996 Gator BowlTALE OF THE TAPE(NCAA Ranking)SyracuseClemson22.0 (97) .Scoring Offense .38.0 (38)31.5 (102) .Scoring Defense.12.0 (18)131.0 (95) .Rushing Offense .266.0 (15)175.0 (97) . Rushing Defense .105.0 (38)253.0 (53) . Passing Offense .244.5 (58)267.0 (103) .Passing Defense.186.5 (49)384.0 (80) . Total Offense .510.5 (29)442.0 (104) .Total Defense.291.5 (36).667 (107) .Red Zone Offense . .857 (64)35 (94) . First Downs .55 (10)4.5 (6) .Sacks/Game.3.0 (32)29:28 (75) . Time of Possession .30:06 (64)AGAINST THE ACCBoston College 1ClemsonDukeFlorida StateGeorgia TechLouisvilleMiami (Fla.)North CarolinaNC StatePittsburgh 1VirginiaVirginia TechWake ForestTotalsGms WL52 32 20725303122 10303177 10237 16532122 1074 32 3952318 108853239 104 132T000000000300031 - Record includes 2004 win vacated by NCAA3
2019 SYRACUSE FOOTBALLGAME NOTES: TEAMSTATISTICAL RANKINGSIT'S GOOD TO BE HOMETEAMCategory (Value)NCAA3rd-Down Pct. (.412)63Opp. 3rd-Down Pct. (.452)1054th-Down Pct. (.286)88Opp. 4th-Down Pct. (.000)1Blocked Kicks (0)Blocked Kicks Allowed (0)1Blocked Punts (0)Blocked Punts Allowed (0)1Comple on Pct. (.592)91Defensive TDs (0)Fewest Penal es (16)103Fewest Penal es Per Game (8.0)101Fewest Penalty Yards (123)85Fewest Penalty Yards Per Game (61.5)821st Downs Defense (47)1051st Downs Offense (35)94Fumbles Lost (2)72Fumbles Recovered (2)24Kickoff Return Defense (17.0)43Kickoff Returns (19.67)67Net Pun ng (42.6)31Passes Had Intercepted (3)107Intercep ons (3)9Passing Offense (253.0)53Passing Defense (267.0)103Yards Per Comple on (11.24)88Punt Return Defense (0.67)28Punt Returns (14.0)25Red Zone Defense (.800)56Red Zone Offense (.667)107Rushing Defense (175.0)97Rushin Offense (131.0)95Sacks Allowed Per Game (3.0)98Scoring Defense (31.5)102Scoring Offense (22.0)97TFLs Allowed Per Game (3.5)14Passing Efficiency (120.27)95Passing Efficiency Defense (113.45)35Sacks Per Game (4.5)6TFLs Per Game (9.5)14Time of Possession (29:28)75Total Defense (442.0)104Total Offense (384.0)80Turnover Margin (0.0)54Turnovers Gained (5)14Turnovers Lost (5)106Winning Percentage 0121013122124228111273107INDIVIDUAL (Top 25)Category (Value)Kingsley Jonathan, DEForced Fumbles/Game (0.5)Fumbles Recovered (1)Trill Williams, DBForced Fumbles /Game (0.5)Josh Black, DTFumbles Recovered (1)Sacks /Game (1.0)Kendall Coleman, DESacks /Game (1.0)Andre Cisco, DBIntercep ons/Game (1.0)Intercep ons (2)Ifeatu Melifonwu, DBIntercep ons/Game (0.5)Passes Defended/Game (1.5)Intercep ons (1)Sean Riley, WRPunt Returns (14.0)Combined Kick Return Yards (135)Sterling Hofrichter, PPun ng (44.6)Trishton Jackson, WRReceiving TDs (2)Tommy DeVito, QBComple ons/Game 12212255 Syracuse is one of five FBS programs that has yetto play a home game. The others are Miami (Fla.),Eastern Michigan, New Mexico State and Tulsa. In addi on to Syracuse, Miami, New MexicoState and Tulsa all play at home on Sept. 14,leaving Eastern Michigan with the longest roadstretch to start the season. The Eagles open theirhome schedule Sept. 21 when they host CentralConnec cut State. This is the latest home opener for the Orange since2013, when Syracuse also played its first home gameon Sept. 14. That season, the Orange opened witha neutral-site game against Penn State at MetLifeStadium and then played at Northwestern in Week 2.2019 ACC PRESEASON POLLAtlantic DivisionCoastal Division1. Clemson (171) – 1,2092. Syracuse (2) – 9133. Florida State – 7534. NC State – 6665. Boston College – 5886. Wake Forest – 4627. Louisville – 2531. Virginia (82) – 1,0032. Miami (55) – 9923. Va. Tech (20) – 8274. Pitt (8) – 6915. Duke (6) –5666. N. Carolina (1) – 4637. Georgia Tech (1) – 302ACC Championship VotesClemson – 170Syracuse – 2Virginia – 1DOME-INATIONORANGE IN HOME OPENERS Syracuse is 91-32-4 in home openers – a recordthat excludes the 1979 season when the Orangeplayed all their games on the road due to theconstruc on of the Dome – and the 1889 seasonwhen Syracuse did not play a home game. Since the Dome opened in 1980, Syracuse is 16-16in home starters. The Orange boast a current six-game winningstreak in home openers. Clemson is the first Power-Five opponent Syracusehas started its home slate with since Northwesternin 2012 and the first conference opponent for theOrange in their ini al home game since beginningthe 2005 season at the Dome versus West Virginia.HOMECOMING HISTORY Da ng back to 1949, the Orange are 41-28 (.588)all- me in Homecoming games, including an 0-1mark against Clemson. Syracuse lost its 2013Homecoming clash with the Tigers, 49-14. The record does not include the 1979 season whenSyracuse University did not sponsor HomecomingWeekend due to the construc on of the Dome. The Orange are 2-1 in Homecoming games underhead coach Dino Babers, losing to USF (45-20) in2016 and defea ng Pi sburgh (27-24) and NorthCarolina (40-37, 2OT) the past two seasons. Syracuse is 11-13 (.458) against conferenceopponents on Homecoming, including a 2-3 markagainst ACC foes since joining the league in 2013. Syracuse’s longest Homecoming winning streak is16 games (1951-66). Colgate is Syracuse’s most frequent Homecomingfoe. The Orange have hosted the Raiders 14 mesduring Homecoming Weekend, including 13 straightseasons from 1949-61. Having won each of its home games in 2018,Syracuse is riding a six-game home winning streak. The current stretch is the longest home winningstreak for the Orange since 2012-13 when Syracusealso won six straight Dome encounters bridging thetwo seasons. The 2018 campaign was Syracuse's fourth perfecthome season since the Dome opened in 1980. Thethree previous unbeaten Dome campaigns (all 6-0)were in 1987, 1988 and 2001.ABOUT THAT SHUTOUT Syracuse's 24-0 blanking of Liberty in the seasonopener was the 44th me the Orange kept itsopponent off the scoreboard in a campaign starter. The shutout marked the Orange's first since a2015 game versus Rhode Island (45-0), which alsohappened to be the team's season opener. It wasthe program's first true-road shutout since the 1991season, when Syracuse went to New Orleans anddefeated Tulane, 24-0.INTERNATIONAL FLAVOR The Orange roster features nine players bornoutside of the United States, including five fromCanada. That number ranks third behind Hawaii andTemple, who lead the FBS with 13 apiece.Syracuse Foreign-Born PlayersName, Pos.CountryMa hew Bergeron, OLCanadaGeoff Can n-Arku, LBCanadaAdrian Cole, DBPuerto RicoPatrick Davis, OLCanadaKingsley Jonathan, DLNigeriaLee Kpogba, LBGhanaKevin Mital, WRCanadaTyrell Richards, LBCanadaRussell Thompson-Bishop, WRJamaicaGAME CAPTAINSOpponentOffenseDefenseSpecial TeamsLiberty .Clatyon Welch . Brandon Berry . Carl JonesMaryland . Sean Riley .Shaq Grosvenor .O o ZaccardoClemson .Western Michigan .Holy Cross .NC State .Pi sburgh .Florida State .Boston College.Duke .Louisville .Wake Forest .FAMILY. LA FAMILIA. 'OHANA.
2019 SYRACUSE FOOTBALLGAME NOTES: OFFENSEQUICK FACTSTHE NEED FOR SPEEDADAMS FINDS THE END ZONE Since head coach Dino Babers arrived in 2016,Syracuse has run 3,210 plays in 39 games – anaverage of 82.3 plays per game. The Orange have ranked in the top five in the FBSin total plays each of the past two seasons, includinglogging a school-record 1,063 plays in 2018. Syracuse's average of 81.8 plays per contest lastseason was second na onally to ACC rival WakeForest (82.1). This season, the Orange are averaging 74.5 playsper contest. In his three games for the Orange, RB AbdulAdams has rushed for three touchdowns. Adams scored two touchdowns in his Syracusedebut at the Camping World Bowl last season, andpunched in the team's first touchdown of 2019 atLiberty on Aug. 31. Adams' three Syracuse TDs have come on 29a empts, or one score every 9.7 rushes. For perspec ve, Adams had one ground TD in 19games during his two seasons at Oklahoma.THE NEED FOR SPEED II Redshirt sophomore QB Tommy DeVito completed71.8 percent of his passes (28-39) for 330 yards inWeek 2 at Maryland. It was the first 300-yard passinggame of DeVito's young career and the 11th by asophomore in team history. Because of the pace the Orange prefer to operateat, Syracuse topped the FBS last season in number ofoffensive possesions per game (15.75). On 44.1 percent of the me it had the ball,Syracuse came away with points. That was thehighest rate of any of the seven FBS teams thataveraged at least 15 possessions per game, andranked second to Memphis (44.9) among teams witha minimum of 14.5 possessions per contest. Through two games in 2019, the Orange areaveraging 14 possessions a game.Most Offensive Possessions Per Game (2018)Rk. TeamAvg.1. Syracuse15.752. Houston15.423. Toledo15.254. Liberty15.175. East Carolina15.08POINTS-A-PLENTY Over the last two-plus seasons, the Orange havesix 50 points games, third-most of any ACC teamduring that span. Five of those offensive outbursts came in 2018 asSyracuse established a new school record for 50 point contests. The previous standard was set by the1904 team, which achieved the feat four mes. In 2018, SU matched the school record with 62total touchdowns on its way to scoring 523 points,the highest single-season total in program history.Most 50 POINT GAMES SINCE 2017 (ACC)Rk. School20172018 2019 Total1.Clemson2417Wake Forest34073.Syracuse1506OFF ON THE RIGHT FOOT Over its last 15 games, Syracuse has outscoredits opponents by the count of 168-110 in the firstquarter. The early produc on has helped the Orangesnag leads a er the ini al period in 10 of those 15contests and Syracuse has gone on to victory in all10, including the 2019 campaign starter on Aug. 31at Liberty.SOPHOMORE SLINGERSU Sophomore 300 Yard Passing GamesYearPlayerYdsOpponent2016 Eric Dungey 434Boston College2007 Andrew Robinson 423Louisville2007 Andrew Robinson 419Cincinna2016 Eric Dungey407Connec cut2016 Eric Dungey363Notre Dame2016 Eric Dungey355Colgate2016 Eric Dungey350USF2019 Tommy DeVito 330Maryland2016 Eric Dungey311Virginia Tech1991 Marvin Graves309Ohio State *2001 R.J. Ande
The victory ended Nebraska's 23-game, regular-season winning streak. The Tigers are the sixth AP No. 1 team to come to the Dome. In addi on to previously men oned . 9K 9,000 new season cket holders will make their way to the Dome this season, a Syracuse record for the amount of new football season ckets sold.
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NO. 5/4 CLEMSON (2-0, 1-0 ACC) vs. LOUISIANA TECH (1-1, 0-0 C-USA) CLEMSON FOOTBALL ATHLETIC COMMUNICATIONS CLEMSON FACES LOUISIANA TECH IN PRIME TIME ON SATURDAY For the first time this season, the Clemson Tigers will play on a normal cadence this week when the team hosts the Louisiana Tech Bulldogs on Saturday, Sept. 17.
