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The Orange wrap up their non-conference slate on Military Appreciation Day in the Dome against the Black Knights.
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The ACC voted to add Stanford, Cal and SMU to the conference beginning next year. Ben Spector spoke to Syracuse Director of Athletics John Wildhack on how the move impacts SU and the ACC as a whole.
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After a trip to the Pinstripe Bowl in 2022, Syracuse looks to make it back-to-back postseason appearances for the first time in 10 years.
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Garrett Shrader is back for his third year as Syracuse's starter, playing under his fifth offensive coordinator in five seasons of college football.
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Syracuse lost three starters from its secondary with Garrett Williams moving on to the NFL, and Duce Chestnut and Ja'Had Carter transferring. New defensive coordinator Rocky Long has some experience at his disposal, but also plenty of fresh faces at the back end of his 3-3-5 defense.
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Syracuse has plenty of new faces on the offensive line. Matthew Bergeron, its former all-ACC left tackle, has moved on to the NFL, and the Orange have a lot of other gaps to fill as well.
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Syracuse retains its 3-3-5 defensive formation with Rocky Long taking over as its coordinator. The front line has some established players returning, but is filled with youth.
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Sean Tucker is gone, but Syracuse brings LeQuint Allen back with the Orange hoping the sophomore becomes their next star tail back.
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Oronde Gadsden leads Syracuse's group of pass catchers, with Dino Babers and companying looking for secondary options to emerge.
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Syracuse loses it's leader in the linebacking corps with Mikel Jones moving on to the NFL, but the Orange bring back plenty of talent in the unit.