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Old 07-26-2012, 07:48 PM   #41
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Had to sim the game, unfortunately...so I'll give an abbreviated recap:

Syracuse Orange at Missouri Tigers
Jan 1, 1234F
SYR (7-3 (4-2))01471334
#22 MIZZ (7-3 (5-2))17701438
Top Performers
PASS: Ryan Nassib - 21/42, 246 yards, 3TD
RUSH: Jerome Smith - 19 rushes, 83 yards
REC: Alec Lemon - 11 catches, 132 yards, TD
Team Stats Comparison
SYRMIZZ
First Downs2217
3rd Down Efficiency7-186-11
4th Down Efficiency3-41-2
Total Yards545585
Passing Yards246131
Rushing Yards151299
Penalties-Penalty Yards10-7613-70
Turnovers12
Time of Possession33:5426:06


Around the NCAA - Week 12




Major Bowl Prejections

Belk Bowl - North Carolina (7-4) vs. Syracuse (7-4)
Gator Bowl - #13 Arkansas (8-3) vs. #15 Purdue (8-3)
Rose Bowl - #3 Wisconsin (10-1) vs. #4 South Carolina (9-2)
Sugar Bowl - #5 Iowa (10-1) vs. #8 Notre Dame (9-2)
Orange Bowl - #14 Georgia Tech (9-2) vs. Connecticut (8-2)
Fiesta Bowl - #6 Kansas St (10-1) vs. #12 Utah (10-1)
Cotton Bowl - #10 Florida (8-3) vs. #21 TCU (7-3)
National Championship - #2 Georgia (10-1) vs. #1 USC (10-1)



Big East Update

Players of the Week

- Offense - Cincinnati QB Munchie Legaux - 12/29, 144 yards, 24 carries, 151 yards, 5 total TD
- Defense - Syracuse LB Dan Vaughan - 7 tackles, forced fumble, 2 interceptions

Week 12 Scores
- #17 Missouri 38, Syracuse 34
- Army 34, Temple 27
- Cincinnati 35, Rutgers 25
- South Florida 41, Miami 27

Week 12 Schedule
- Syracuse (7-3) @ Temple (6-5)
- South Florida (4-6) @ Cincinnati (7-3)
- Connecticut (8-2) @ Louisville (6-4)
- Rutgers (4-6) @ Pittsburgh (4-6)

NCAA Game of the Week
- #8 Notre Dame (9-2) @ #1 USC (10-1)


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(7-4) @ (6-5)

It was a fine farewell party today as Syracuse played their last Big East Conference game today at Temple. Alec Lemon took the opening kickoff untouched 101 yards to set the tone. The Orange jumped on the Owls early and often, jumping out to a 38-0 halftime lead. Syracuse would go on to win 51-21 and will finish this year with an impressive 8-4 record. This is just the 2nd time since 2001 (2010), that Syracuse has won more than six games in a season.

Ryan Nassib had his best game of the season, throwing for over 350 yards and four touchdowns. Alec Lemon, who caught 11 passes in Missouri last week, followed up with 8 more receptions for 176 yards and an 80 yard score.




Despite getting crunched on the play, Ryan Nassib's pass found it's way to David Stevens for an early touchdown.


Alec Lemon celebrates his 80 yard touchdown at the end of the first quarter.

Syracuse Orange at Temple Owls
Jan 1, 1ST2ND3RD4THSCORE
Syracuse Orange ()21177651
Temple Owls ()0014721
Team Stats Comparison

SYRTEM
Total Offense511399
Rushing Yards155146
Passing Yards356253
First Downs2821
Punt Return Yards3329
Kick Return Yards167246
Total Yards711674
Turnovers03
3rd Down Converstion7-138-14
4th Down Conversion0-00-0
2-Point Conversion0-00-0
Red Zone Touchdowns/Field Goals6-4-24-3-0
Penalties5-354-40
Posession Time22:5113:09
Scoring Summary
FIRST QUARTER SCORINGSYRTEM
8:49(SYR) Alec Lemon 101 yard kickoff return70
0:52(SYR) David Stevens 3 yard pass from Ryan Nassib140
0:01(SYR) Lemon 80 yard pass from Nassib210
SECOND QUARTER SCORINGSYRTEM
6:24(SYR) Marcus Sales 8 yard pass from Nassib280
1:41(SYR) Jerome Smith 2 yard run350
0:09(SYR) Ross Krautman 24 yard field goal380
THIRD QUARTER SCORINGSYRTEM
7:38(TEM) Montell Harris 1 yard run387
4:33(TEM) Malcolm Eugene 10 yard pass from Clinton Granger3814
0:59(SYR) Sales 9 yard pass from Nassib4514
FOURTH QUARTER SCORINGSYRTEM
8:56(TEM) CJ Hammond 18 yard pass from Granger4521
4:24(SYR) Krautman 25 yard field goal4821
0:35(SYR) Krautman 38 yard field goal5121
Syracuse Orange
PASSINGC/AYDSTDINT
Ryan Nassib25/3535640
RUSHINGATTYDSAVGTD
Jerome Smith271314.81
Prince Tyson Gulley11544.90
RECEIVINGRECYDSAVGTD
Alec Lemon817622.01
Prince Tyson Gulley46817.00
Marcus Sales4358.72
David Stevens4276.71
Jeremiah Kobena23115.50
Adonis Ameen Moore11010.00
Jarrod Foster177.00
Jerome Smith122.00
DEFENSETACKSACKINTTD
Siriki Diabate9


Shamarko Thomas7
1
Brandon Reddish6
1
Ri'Shard Anderson4
1
Mark Garrick22

KICKINGFGXPPTSLONG
Ross Krautman3/36/61538
PUNTINGNOYDSAVGIN20
Jonathan Fisher311438.01
KICK RETURNRETYDSAVGTD
Alec Lemon416741.71
PUNT RETURNRETYDSAVGTD
Keon Lyn33311.00
Temple Owls
PASSINGC/AYDSTDINT
Clinton Granger20/3925323
RUSHINGATTYDSAVGTD
Montell Harris221346.01
Clinton Granger571.40
CJ Hammond155.00
RECEIVINGRECYDSAVGTD
Montell Harris6579.50
Cody Booth46516.20
CJ Hammond45213.01
Malcolm Eugene23718.51
Ryan Alderman22512.50
Deon Miller11212.00
Alex Jackson155.00
DEFENSETACKSACKINTTD
Ahkeem Smith11


Vaughn Carraway10


Olaniyi Adewole81

Justin Gildea8


Marcus Green71

KICKINGFGXPPTSLONG
Brandon McManus0/03/33--
PUNTINGNOYDSAVGIN20
Brandon McManus522144.21
KICK RETURNRETYDSAVGTD
Matt Brown716123.00
Anthony Robey38528.30
PUNT RETURNRETYDSAVGTD
Matt Brown3299.60


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Around the NCAA - Week 13/14




Major Bowl Prejections

Champs Sports Bowl - Syracuse (8-4) vs. NC State (9-3)
Outback Bowl - #15 South Carolina (9-3) vs. #10 Nebraska (9-3)
Capital One Bowl - #16 Missouri (9-3) vs. #7 Wisconsin (10-2)
Gator Bowl - #23 Florida (8-4) vs. #19 Michigan St (8-4)
Rose Bowl - #11 Purdue (9-3) vs. #3 Arkansas (9-3)
Sugar Bowl - #5 Utah (11-1) vs. #6 Iowa (10-2)
Orange Bowl - #4 Georgia Tech (10-2) vs. Connecticut (10-2)
Fiesta Bowl - #8 Kansas St (10-2) vs. #12 Notre Dame (9-3)
Cotton Bowl - #9 LSU (9-3) vs. Oklahoma (8-4)
National Championship - #2 Georgia (10-2) vs. #1 USC (11-1)



Big East Update

Players of the Week

Week 13
- Offense - Syracuse WR Alec Lemon - 8 catches, 176 yards, 2 total TD
- Defense - Connecticut CB Dwayne Gratz - 4 Tackles, 3 Interceptions

Week 14
- Offense - Louisville QB Ted Bridgewater - 13/31, 234 yards, 3 Total TD
- Defense - Connecticut OLB Jory Johnson - 5 Tackles, Forced Fumble, Interception

Week 13 Scores
- Syracuse 51, Temple 21
- South Florida 30, Cincinnati 27
- Connecticut 27, Louisville 24
- Pittsburgh 26, Rutgers 7

Week 14 Scores
- Louisville 31, Rutgers 28
- Pittsburgh 28, South Florida 21
- Connecticut 28, Cincinnati 25

Conference Championship Schedule
Conference USA - Central Florida (8-4) vs. Houston (10-2)
ACC - North Carolina St (9-3) vs. #4 Georgia Tech (10-2)
SEC - #9 LSU (9-3) vs. #2 Georgia (10-2)
Pac 12 - #24 Washington (9-3) vs. #1 USC (11-1)
MAC - Miami (OH) (9-3) vs. Northern Illinois (8-4)
Big Ten #10 Nebraska (9-3) vs. #11 Purdue (9-3)



Syracuse Orange Stats - 2012
PassingC/ATTYDSAVGYDS/GLONGTDINTRAT
Ryan Nassib246/413329713.4274.480215141
Charley Loeb4/77518.737.55410194.3
RushingATTYDSAVGLONG20+TDYDS/GFUM
Jerome Smith24810744.3382897.61
Prince Tyson Gulley1285904.6251249.11
Adonis Ameen Moore20733.614007.30
Alec Lemon4276.711002.21
Carl Cutler8212.65031.90
Marcus Sales5173.422101.40
Jarrod Foster273.56000.50
David Stevens177.07000.50
ReceivingRECYDSAVGTDLONGDROPSYDS/GYAC
Alec Lemon73121916.668012101.5438
David Stevens4345810.6531938.1175
Marcus Sales4055013.7580945.8139
Jarrod Foster2634713.3331928.9102
Jeremiah Kobena2334915.1256229.0149
Jerome Smith181156.3020410.4133
Prince Tyson Gulley1719711.5039316.4216
Alec Flemming410827.0154015.433
Adonis Ameen Moore4205.001022.030
Carl Cutler294.50510.82
BlockingPCAKESACK
Zach Chibane125
Andrew Phillips115
David Stevens60
Carl Cutler60
Macky MacPherson64
Justin Pugh42
Beckett Wales30
Lou Alexander35
Kristofer Curtis03
Nick Robinson01

TacklesSacksInterceptions
DefenseSOLOASTTOTSACKTLOSSPDINTTD
Marquis Spruill473481113110
Shamarko Thomas42367805420
Wayne Morgan39387703400
Dyshawn Davis4629752.513200
Keon Lyn23295204420
Ri'Shard Anderson24244803621
Dan Vaugn24164015020
Ritchy Desir19153412200
Brandon Sharpe1418324.57000
Deon Goggins15173210.513000
Siriki Diabate14132703100
Micah Robinson1011211.54000
Jeremi Wilkes9101900100
Jay Bromley117183.55010
Dom Anene871500000
Shu Mungwa681400000

KickoffsPunts
ReturningATTYDSAVGLONGTDRETAVGTD
Alec Lemon54132524.51011


Marcus Sales37424.6420


Keon Lyn12424.0240377.00
Prince Tyson Gulley12121.0210



Field GoalsExtra Points
KickingFGMFGAPCTLONGXPMXPAPCTPTS
Ross Krautman283287503737100121
PuntingPUNTSYDSLONGAVGNETBPIN20TB
Jonathan Fisher4316865239.229.81810


2012 School Records
  • Passing Yards - Ryan Nassib (3297)
  • Receiving Yards - Alec Lemon (1219)
  • Receptions - Alec Lemon (73)

Recruiting Information





Syracuse Orange Recruiting - 2012
NAMEPOSCLASSHOMETOWNHTWTCALIBER
Christian ArchieHBHSSmyrna, DE6'0"208
Tim LittleWRHSNew City, NY6'0"205
Brad WillisATHHSParamus, NJ6'1"174
Isaac HerronTHSTeaneck, NJ6'5"313
TJ DanielsFSHSSmithtown, N6'1"194
AJ BrownSSHSCentereach, NY6'1"195
Adam GainesDTHSNew York, NY6'0"290
Kingsley WilliamsDEHSLa Porte, IN6'2"273
Jonathan FoxQBHSLivonia, MI6'2"214
Paul JohnsonTHSPlainfield, NJ6'6"314
Scott JohnsonOLBHSFranklin Square, NY6'4"235
William SummersMLBHSWindemere, NC6'3"243
Terrence SmithCBHSNew City, NY5'11"176
James CampbellGHSEast Brunswick, NJ6'4"291
Tony HeardFSHSFranklin, OH6'2"201
Isaac BennettSSHSWest Islip, NY6'1"194
Bryan JonesHBHSPortsmouth, OH6'0"213
Ben StewartGHSMamaroneck, NY6'1"264
Greg AdamsOLBHSGlen Cove, NY6'3"226
Justin ColemanFBHSAshaway, RI6'1"258

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Matchup Preview | December 29, 2012
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Syracuse Orange
(8-4 (5-2), 3-3 Away)
Miami (FL) Hurricanes
(8-4 (6-2), 4-2 Home)
Offensive Stats Comparison
29.4Points Per Game26.8
420Total Offensive Yards382.7
139Rushing Yards161.7
281Passing Yards221
22Passing TD23
14Rushing TD12
259First Downs227
51Red Zone Attempts43
23-20Red Zone TD-FG23-7
84%Red Zone Percentage69%
Defensive Stats Comparison
384.7Total Yards Allowed310.5
192.1Rushing Yards Allowed148.5
192.5Passing Yards Allowed162.0
30Sacks41
12Interceptions16
3Fumble Recoveries11
314Points Allowed245
46Red Zone Attempts36
25-9Red Zone TD-FG18-10
73%Red Zone Percentage77%
26.1Points Per Game20.4
Injury Report
LB Marquis Spruill
Strained Back (Probable)
LT Malcolm Bunche
Partially Torn PCL (Probable)
Game Notes
Champs Sports Bowl - Orlando, Florida

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Penn St Booted from Big Ten


How far they've fallen...

Today's big story in college football comes from Central Pennsylvania, where the Big Ten has announced Penn St will be removed from the conference beginning in 2013. The move was made after news came out about the University's lack of proper action in dealing with the crimes of former defensive coordinator Jerry Sandusky.

The Nittany Lions, who finished 2012 at 7-5, are schedule to play Texas Tech at the Insight Bowl in Arizona this week. The team will play as an independent in 2013 while they search for a conference willing to take them in down the road. This leaves the Big Ten in a predicament of having just eleven teams in the conference. At this time, Notre Dame seems like a good fit, due to the fact that a deal has still yet to be finalized with the Big East. If the Irish do decide to go to the Big East, BYU could get strong consideration due to the fact that they aren't in a conference currently.

It should be interesting to see how the future of the Big Ten changes over the next few weeks. One storied franchise is out, who will get to fill their shoes?
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Good luck in the Champs Sports Bowl! Nice first season, man!
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Good luck man lol :P I'm rooting for the canes in the bowl game
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(8-4) @ (8-4)

In what will be remembered as one of the best bowl games of 2012, the Syracuse Orange and Miami Hurricanes needed three overtimes to determine the winner of the 2012 Champs Sports Bowl. The Hurricanes would trump Syracuse in the 3rd OT by scoring a touchdown after the Orange had settled for a field goal to start the frame. It was a terrific game in which Miami looked poised to win multiple times.

It was a low scoring first half, with both defenses playing well most of the game. Miami got on the board first calling a screen pass into a Syracuse blitz, resulting in an easy touchdown. Now in the 2nd quarter, the Orange would find the end zone. Prince Tyson Gulley ran one untouched up the middle to tie the game at 7. As the first half wound down, Syracuse went 3 and out with under a minute left, giving the 'Canes a last drive to end on a good note. While they only managed a field goal, that drive ended up being the difference after the game was over.

Coming out of halftime, Miami looked poised to take over control. Brandon McGee ran the 3rd quarter kickoff 98 yards to put the Hurricanes up 17-7. Syracuse refocused though, and Ryan Nassib threw his first of two touchdown passes to David Stevens 3 minutes later. Nassib was very well contained by the Miami defense, and had to rely on his check-downs most of the game. The quarterback limited his mistakes, playing well enough to put the team in position to win the game.

In the fourth quarter, the Orange would tie things up with 2:56 to go as Ross Krautman booted a 32 yard field goal just inside the left upright. With the score knotted at 17, Miami was driving with under a minute left. Just when it looked like they would enter field goal range and win the game, Ri'Shard Anderson lept into the air and intercepted a long pass inside the five. It gave Syracuse new life, and silenced the pro Miami crowd in the Citrus Bowl.

Syracuse would start first in overtime, but stalled out and kicked a field goal. Miami had another chance to take the game, and even faced a 1st and goal from inside the 1. After the first down run was broken up in the backfield, backup DT Corey Boatman sacked the quarterback to force third down. Miami tried to power it in with their fullback, but the defense was once again all over the play. Miami also settled for a field goal, sending the game to a 2nd overtime.

There were a total of 2 plays, and two penalties in overtime number two. First, following a false start, the Hurricanes would thread a pass down the sidelines for a spectacular touchdown grab by Allen Hurns. The play looked to be very close to the sideline, but was never reviewed by the booth. Syracuse would take over needing a touchdown to tie. After a Miami offsides, Nassib lofted a perfect pass to Alec Lemon on their first play, forcing a third OT.

Despite a great start to the 'Cuse's 3rd possession, where the team had the ball at 2nd and 4 from the 7 yard line, another stall-out occurred. Once again, the Hurricanes would need just one play. R Scott caught a 12 yard comeback route, and then launched Keon Lyn right over his back, crushing the hopes of Syracuse fans everywhere as he waltzed into the colored grass.

It was a valiant effort (and season) for Syracuse, one that will hopefully build a strong foundation for the team over the next few years. The team will lose stars such as Ryan Nassib, Alec Lemon and Marcus Sales. Will anyone be able to fill in their shoes next year?




Brandon Mcgee runs through a gigantic hole in route to his touchdown to open the 2nd half.


Ri'Shard Anderson gives the Orange new life late in the fourth quarter.


Allen Hurns hauls in a touchdown pass right on the sideline in overtime


Ryan Nassib finds Alec Lemon in overtime on a great pass.


Keon Lyn misses his tackle, allowing the 'Canes to win.

Syracuse Orange at Miami (FL) Hurricanes
Dec 29, 20121ST2ND3RD4THOTSCORE
Syracuse Orange (8-4)07731330
Miami (FL) Hurricanes (8-4)73701633
Team Stats Comparison

SYRMIA
Total Offense279349
Rushing Yards55151
Passing Yards224198
First Downs1616
Punt Return Yards2122
Kick Return Yards98167
Total Yards398538
Turnovers11
3rd Down Converstion11-224-13
4th Down Conversion0-00-0
2-Point Conversion0-00-0
Red Zone Touchdowns/Field Goals6-3-32-1-1
Penalties3-305-35
Posession Time24:2414:03
Scoring Summary
FIRST QUARTER SCORINGSYRMIA
5:34(MIA) Mike James 16 yard pass from Stephen Morris07
SECOND QUARTER SCORINGSYRMIA
4:48(SYR) Prince Tyson Gulley 3 yard run 77
0:00(MIA) Jake Wieclaw 47 yard field goal710
THIRD QUARTER SCORINGSYRMIA
8:48(MIA) Brandon McGee 98 yard kickoff return717
5:04(SYR) David Stevens 12 yard pass from Ryan Nassib1417
FOURTH QUARTER SCORINGSYRMIA
2:56(SYR) Ross Krautman 32 yard field goal1717
OVERTIME SCORINGSYRMIA
--(SYR) Krautman 37 yard field goal2017
--(MIA) Wieclaw 21 yard field goal2020
--(MIA) Allen Hurns 30 yard pass from Morris2027
--(SYR) Alec Lemon 20 yard pass from Nassib2727
--(SYR) Krautman 23 yard field goal 3027
--(SYR) RaShawn Scott 25 yard pass from Morris3033
Syracuse Orange
PASSINGC/AYDSTDINT
Ryan Nassib23/4022421
RUSHINGATTYDSAVGTD
Jerome Smith24773.20
Prince Tyson Gulley6203.31
Adonis Ameen Moore231.50
Alec Lemon1-3-30
RECEIVINGRECYDSAVGTD
Alec Lemon6569.31
Prince Tyson Gulley56212.40
Jerome Smith5326.40
David Stevens56412.81
Marcus Sales110100
Jeremiah Kobena1000
DEFENSETACKSACKINTTD
Marquis Spruill10


Dyshawn Davis71

Ri'Shard Anderson6
1
Shamarko Thomas6


KICKINGFGXPPTSLONG
Ross Krautman3/33/31237
PUNTINGNOYDSAVGIN20
Jonathan Fisher733547.80
KICK RETURNRETYDSAVGTD
Alec Lemon49824.50
PUNT RETURNRETYDSAVGTD
Keon Lyn4215.20
Miami (FL) Hurricanes
PASSINGC/AYDSTDINT
Stephen Morris16/2819831
RUSHINGATTYDSAVGTD
Mike James221195.40
Stephen Morris6254.10
Phillip Dorsett144.00
Eduardo Clements144.00
Sean Harvey1-1-1.00
RECEIVINGRECYDSAVGTD
Allen Hurns58416.81
Mike James5367.21
RaShawn Scott24020.01
Asante Cleveland2136.50
Phillip Dorsett11515.00
Sean Harvey11010.00
DEFENSETACKSACKINTTD
Gionni Paul11


Ray Ray Armstron9


Darius Smith81

Shayon Green61

KICKINGFGXPPTSLONG
Jake Wieclaw2/43/3947
PUNTINGNOYDSAVGIN20
Jake Wieclaw627445.61
KICK RETURNRETYDSAVGTD
Brandon McGee416741.71
PUNT RETURNRETYDSAVGTD
Brandon McGee22211.00


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