From The Shadows | The Rise Of "Nitro" Nash Savage (CFB25)

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Orange Continue Hot Streak At Home


The 'Cuse Crushers' Tallied 6 sacks and an interception as they stifled the Demon Deacons to just 81 yards after the break.

Wake Forest Demon Deacons at Syracuse Orange
Oct 4, 2031 1 2 3 4 F WAKE (3-0) 7 7 0 3 17 #6 SYR (3-1) 14 14 14 7 49 Top Performers PASS: SU Immanuel Hendrix - 14/20, 261 Yds, 3 TD RUSH: SU Lee Browner - 17 Att, 150 Yds, TD REC: SU Dalton Wear - 4 Rec, 83 Yds, 2 TD	Team Stats Comparison WAKE SYR First Downs 17 24 3rd Down Efficiency 4/12 1/7 4th Down Efficiency 1/1 3/3 Total Yards 353 588 Passing Yards 226 261 Rushing Yards 22 - 43 32 - 248 Penalties-Penalty Yards 1 - 5 7- 46 Turnovers 1 0 Time of Possession 21:15 22:45
Scoring Summary FIRST QUARTER SCORING WAKE SYR 6:03 (SYR) Immanuel Hendrix, 7 Yd Run 0 7 3:02 (WAKE) Paul Canaday, 1 Yd Pass From DeMarco Mount 7 7 0:27 (SYR) Dalton Wear, 10 Yd Pass From Immanuel Hendrix 7 14 SECOND QUARTER SCORING WAKE SYR 2:40 (SYR) Immanuel Hendrix, 1 Yd run 7 21 0:45 (WAKE) Paul Canaday, 3 Yd Pass From DeMarco Mount 14 21 0:30 (SYR) Roy McCleon, 20 Yd Pass From Immanuel Hendrix 14 28 THIRD QUARTER SCORING WAKE SYR 10:19 (SYR) Lee Browner, 10 Yd Run 14 35 7:58 (SYR) Dalton Wear, 43 Yd Pass From Immanuel Hendrix 14 42 FOURTH QUARTER SCORING WAKE SYR 8:12 (SYR) Larry Pettis, 5 Yd Run 14 49 1:21 (WAKE) Dennis Hargrave, 30 Yd FG 17 49
Wake Forest Demon Deacons PASSING C/A YDS TD INT Immanuel Hendrix 14/20 261 3 0 RUSHING ATT YDS AVG TD Lee Browner 17 150 8.8 1 Trenton Giliam 8 67 8.3 0 Immanuel Hendrix 4 21 5.2 2 Larry Pettis 3 10 3.3 1 RECEIVING REC YDS AVG TD Dalton Wear 4 83 20.7 2 Jeffrey Franz 3 86 28.6 0 Cam Darr 3 31 10.3 0 Trenton Giliam 2 7 3.5 0 Roy McCleon 1 20 20.0 1 Spencer Everett 1 34 34.0 0 BLOCKING PANCAKE SACK Marvin Ford 8 0 Antwan Calmelat 1 1 DEFENSE TACK SACK INT TD MLB Ernie McHugh 11 0.5 (2TFL) 0 0 CB Kevin Schweitzer 6 0 1 0 MLB Cam McQuaide 6 0 (1TFL) 0 0 LB Demetrious Vilma 6 2 (3TFL) 0 0 MLB TImmy Vernon 6 1 (3TFL) 0 0 DE Jason Veasy 5 1.5 (4TFL) 0 0 DT Terrell Sturm 3 1 (1TFL) 0 0 SS Layne Smith 2 0.5 0 0 KICKING FG XP PTS LG Desmond Brewer 0/0 7/7 7 NA PUNTING TOT YDS AVG -20 Mohammad Ha 2 81 40.5 1 KICK RETURN RET YDS AVG TD Elton Romberg 1 12 12.0 0 PUNT RETURN RET YDS AVG TD Dalton Wear 5 67 13.4 0 Syracuse Orange PASSING C/A YDS TD INT DeMarco Mount 18/28 172 2 1 Cam Ruffin 7/10 54 0 0 RUSHING ATT YDS AVG TD Brian Zolak 9 40 4.4 0 DeMarco Mount 5 7 1.4 0 Cam Ruffin 4 -23 -5.7 0 Oscar Rashed 4 19 4.9 0 RECEIVING REC YDS AVG TD Mitch Dennis 5 39 7.8 0 Moses Eddy 5 91 18.2 0 Paul Canaday 5 21 4.2 2 Brian Zolak 3 13 4.3 0 Tommy McGowan 2 6 3.0 0 Deacon Chubb 2 16 8.0 0 Salesi Cherry 2 15 7.5 0 Xavier Waller 1 15 15.0 0 BLOCKING PANCAKE SACK Arie Kight 7 0 Connor Gayton 2 1 DEFENSE TACK SACK INT TD SS Gill Ritter 7 0 (1TFL) 0 0 DE Walt Maginn 6 1 (3TFL) 0 0 DE Bobby Shippley 5 0 (1TFL) 0 0 KICKING FG XP PTS LG Dennis Hargrave 1/1 2/2 5 30 PUNTING TOT YDS AVG -20 Anton Paschal 5 214 42.8 0 KICK RETURN RET YDS AVG TD Johnny Clarke 4 84 21.0 0

LEFT - Already trailing 35-14 Wake Forest got desperate, which usually spells trouble against the Orange's defense, resulting in this INT.
CENTER - DeMarco Mount lead the Deacons down the field to pull within a field one score with just 45 seconds remaining, but what was thought to be a close game quickly got out of hand.
RIGHT - Someone should send a memo to the Wake Forest DC, maybe put a corner on WR Dalton Wear? He was left uncovered on this 43 yard post to push the Syracuse lead to 42-14.

Syracuse, NY. - Sixth-ranked Syracuse continued its dominant run with a convincing 49-17 victory over previously unbeaten Wake Forest, bouncing back in emphatic fashion after their season-opening loss. The Orange imposed their will on both sides of the ball, pulling away in the second half behind a stellar performance from quarterback Immanuel Hendrix.

Hendrix set the tone early, capping Syracuse’s opening drive with a seven-yard touchdown run. Wake Forest answered with a one-yard touchdown pass from DeMarco Mount to Paul Canaday, but the Orange struck back quickly, with Dalton Wear hauling in a 10-yard touchdown from Hendrix to take a 14-7 lead at the end of the first quarter.

The second quarter followed a similar pattern, as Hendrix punched in another short rushing touchdown before Mount and Canaday connected again, this time from three yards out, to trim the deficit to 21-14 with just 45 seconds left in the half. Rather than playing it safe, Hendrix and the Syracuse offense responded aggressively. The sophomore quarterback found Cam Darr for 21 yards and Spencer Everett for 34 before delivering a 20-yard strike to Roy McCleon for a crucial touchdown, restoring a two-score advantage at the break.

Syracuse wasted no time seizing complete control in the third quarter. A 65-yard bomb to tight end Jeffrey Franz set up Lee Browner’s 10-yard rushing touchdown, pushing the lead to 35-14. Wake Forest, desperate to stay in the game, took a deep shot on their next possession, but cornerback Kevin Schweitzer intercepted Mount’s pass. On the very next play, Hendrix recognized Wake’s defensive alignment and audibled to a verticals concept. When the lone cornerback shaded toward Everett, Hendrix delivered a pinpoint pass to a wide-open Wear for a 43-yard touchdown, effectively sealing the game at 42-14.

The Syracuse defense, already stout in the first half, suffocated Wake Forest in the second, allowing just 81 total yards while racking up four sacks (six total) and forcing the Schweitzer interception. The Demon Deacons managed only a 30-yard field goal in the fourth quarter, while Syracuse added one last touchdown on a five-yard run from Larry Pettis.

Hendrix was masterful, finishing 14-of-20 for 261 yards with three passing touchdowns and two rushing scores. His command of the offense and ability to exploit mismatches proved too much for Wake Forest.

“Funny how football works sometimes,” head coach Nash Savage quipped after the game. “Tennessee beat us in Week 1, Wake Forest beat them last week, then we blow the doors off Wake Forest today.”

Off the field, Syracuse continued to win on the recruiting trail, securing commitments from five-star linebacker Craig Pettis and four-star middle linebacker Dillon Hooker.

The Orange will now head into a bye week before hosting rival Boston College.

Week Six ACC Results
13 West Virginia (2-3) @ UMass (4-2) 29
24 Florida State (5-0) @ NC State (2-3) 8
34 Pittsburgh (4-1) @ Virginia (2-3) 0
7 Clemson (1-3) @ #9 Miami (3-1) 31
24 Georgia Tech (0-4) @ Virginia Tech (3-1) 37
20 Maryland (3-1) @ South Carolina (5-0)

Notable Week Six Results
33 #7 Illinois (4-0) @ Penn State (3-2) 30
36 #20 Oregon (3-2) @ #22 USC (2-2) 37

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Nice job winning on and off the field.. Big class coming in.

Also nice job beating the Ducks on the road. It's a tough place to play.. My guess is squeggy routes got to Elam.

We got another two commitments after the WF game bringing out total to 13 (4 - 5* / 9 - 4*), although we did lose out on a 5* MLB to the Hokies. That and a CB to the Ducks are the only targets we've lost at this year

And yes, lots of squgglies and the entire offense was COLD for most of the 1st half. We finally got a big play to start the 3rd quarter and the cold status went away.

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2031 Around the NCAA - Through Week Eight

Top 25

NCAA Football Rankings - AP Top 25 - Updated: Oct 12, 2031
RK	LW	TEAM (VOTES)	W	L	POINTS
1	2	Texas	6	0
2	1	Alabama	6	0
3	3	Ball State	5	0
4	4	Houston	5	0
5	5	Georgia	5	0
6	11	LSU	6	0
7	6	Syracuse	4	1
8	9	Miami	4	1
9	8	Oklahoma	5	1
10	12	Boise State	4	1
11	13	Iowa	5	1
12	14	BYU	5	0
13	10	Auburn	3	2
14	15	Louisiana Tech	4	1
15	18	Ohio State	5	2
16	20	Oregon	4	2
17	24	Florida	4	1
18	NR	TCU	5	0
19	22	USC	3	2
20	NR	South Carolina	6	0
21	7	Illinois	4	1
22	19	Arkansas	3	3
23	NR	Florida State	6	0
24	NR	Notre Dame	7	0
25	16	Duke	3	2

Heisman Watch

Heisman Watch - Updated: Oct 12, 2031
NAME	POS	SCHOOL		SEASON STATS
TJ Ogle	QB	Alabama		1,942 Yds, 27 TD, 1 INT; 53 Att, 290 Yds, 2 TD
Nick Jimenez	QB	Texas		1,500 Yds, 16 TD, 2 INT; 65 Att, 290 Yds, 5 TD
Josh Eddy	WR	Alabama		29 Rec, 634 Yds, 11 TD
Nick Wade	QB	Notre Dame		2,087 Yds, 28 TD, 2 INT
DeMarcus Slayton	DE	Alabama		28 Tkl, 14 Sacks

League Leaders

NCAA Football Leaders - Updated: Oct 12, 2031
Passing Yards	YDS	Passing Touchdowns	TD
1. Nick Wade, Notre Dame	2,087	1. Nick Wade, Notre Dame	28
2. Slade Webb, UMass	1,972	2. TJ Ogle, Alabama	27
3. Brian McMorris, USF	1,957	3. Corbin Culver, LSU	27
4. TJ Ogle, Alabama	1,942	4. Anthony Elam, Ball State	22
5. Tye James, Oregon State	1,923	5. Tye James, Oregon State	21
Carries	CAR	Rushing Yards	YD
1. DeMarco Haywood, UTEP	139	1. Ted Looker, Texas	750
2. Colt Tecklenburg, Marshall	116	2. Landon Kacyvenski, UMass	626
3. Brad Wells, Notre Dame	114	3. Brad Wells, Notre Dame	565
4. Jared Sow, New Mexico	114	4. Lee Browner, Syracuse	554
5. Sam Maiava, Toledo	110	5. Sam Maiava, Toledo	541
Rushing Touchdowns	TD	Receptions	REC
1. DeVonte Trufant, Tulane	9	1. Fredrick Pullard, Oregon State	49
2. Lee Browner, Syracuse	7	2. Vai Mahe, Utah	48
3. Sam Maiava, Toledo	7	3. JJ Lekkerkerker, USF	46
4. Anthony Kearns, Kent State	7	4. Robby Van Maanen, Ball State	46
5. DeMarco Haywood, UTEP	7	5. BJ Koski, Michigan State	45
Receiving Yards	YDS	Receiving Touchdowns	TD
1. Vai Mahe, Utah	840	1. Josh Eddy, Alabama	11
2. JD Hopper, Michigan	770	2. Barry Daniels, Florida State	10
3. Sterling Aragon, Tulane	733	3. Vai Mahe, Utah	9
4. JJ Lekkerkerker, USF	694	4. Robby Van Maanen, Ball State	9
5. DeSean Bulaga, Ohio	671	5. JD Hopper, Michigan	9

NCAA Football Leaders - Updated: Oct 12, 2031
Tackles	TKL	Tackles For Loss	TFL
1. Spencer Butt, Marshall	57	1. Jason Veasy, Syracuse	13
2. Alexander Rhodes, SDSU	54	2. Quincey Volk, Coasta Carolina	12
3. Jermaine Cahill, Oregon	51	3. Demetrious Vilma, Syracuse	10
4. Ben Ferreria, Texas State	49	4. Walt Maginn, Wake Forest	10
5. Isaiah Stumph, UTSA	48	5. Darren Eldridge, FAU	10
Sacks	SCK	Interceptions	INT
1. DeMarcus Slayton, Alabama	14	1. Rafael Augustine, South Alabama	4
2. Tony O'Donnell, Michigan	10	2. Gerald Macklin, SJSU	4
3. Cedric Banks, App State	7.5	3. Koren Simonsen, Kent State	4
4. Dwayne Grimes, South Carolina	7	4. Kevin Schweitzer, Syracuse	4
5. Ben Honeycutt, East Carolina	7	5. Chester Lake, Pittsburgh	4

Standings

ACC (Carolinas)	Record	Conf Record		ACC (Atlantic)	Record	Conf Record
#23 Florida State	6-0	4-0		Pittsburgh	5-1	4-0
#20 South Carolina	6-0	3-0		#8 Miami	4-1	2-0
Clemson	2-3	1-1		#7 Syracuse	4-1	2-0
#25 Duke	3-2	1-1		Virginia Tech	3-2	1-1
North Carolina	1-4	1-1		Boston College	1-4	0-2
Wake Forest	4-1	1-1		Maryland	3-2	0-2
NC State	3-3	1-3		Virginia	2-4	0-3
Georgia Tech	0-5	0-3		West Virginia	2-4	0-3

AAC (East Coast)	Record	Conf Record		AAC (South)	Record	Conf Record
UConn	5-1	3-1		Charlotte	5-1	3-0
Rutgers	2-3	1-1		East Carolina	5-1	3-0
Army	1-3	1-2		UAB	3-3	2-1
Temple	2-4	1-2		UCF	4-2	2-2
Navy	1-5	1-3		Florida Atlantic	3-3	1-2
Liberty	0-5	0-3		USF	2-4	1-2

Big 12 (South)	Record	Conf Record		Big 12 (North)	Record	Conf Record
Texas Tech	5-2	3-0		Missouri	3-3	2-0
#4 Houston	5-0	1-0		#3 Ball State	5-0	1-0
Oklahoma State	2-3	1-0		#22 Arkansas	3-3	1-1
#18 TCU	5-0	1-0		Nebraska	2-4	1-2
Tulane	3-3	1-2		Iowa State	2-3	0-1
SMU	2-3	0-1		Kansas State	4-2	0-2
Baylor	2-3	0-1		Kansas	2-3	0-2

Big Ten (West)	Record	Conf Record		Big Ten (East)	Record	Conf Record
#11 Iowa	5-1	4-0		#15 Ohio State	5-2	3-1
Northwestern	3-4	2-2		Michigan	4-2	2-1
#21 Illinois	4-1	1-1		Michigan State	4-1	2-1
Minnesota	3-3	1-2		Cincinnati	2-4	1-2
Purdue	3-3	1-2		Penn State	3-3	1-2
Wisconsin	4-3	1-3		Indiana	2-4	1-3

C-USA (West)	Record	Conf Record		C-USA (East)	Record	Conf Record
Tulsa	4-1	1-0		Louisiana	5-0	1-0
UTEP	5-2	2-1		#16 Louisiana Tech	4-1	1-0
UTSA	4-3	2-1		Memphis	4-1	1-0
New Mexico	4-2	1-1		UL Monroe	2-3	1-0
North Texas	2-4	1-1		Arkansas State	3-3	1-1
New Mexico State	2-4	0-2		Rice	2-3	0-1
Texas State	1-5	0-2		Sam Houston	2-4	0-2

MAC (South)	Record	Conf Record		MAC (North)	Record	Conf Record
Miami University	5-1	3-0		Buffalo	3-3	2-1
Ohio	4-3	3-1		Western Michigan	3-3	2-1
Akron	4-2	2-1		Bowling Green	3-3	2-2
Kent State	5-2	2-2		Toledo	4-3	2-2
Marshall	5-2	2-2		Central Michigan	3-3	1-2
Northern Illinois	2-4	0-3		Eastern Michigan	1-6	0-4

MWC (Mountain)	Record	Conf Record		MWC (Pacific)	Record	Conf Record
Air Force	5-0	3-0		UNLV	4-2	2-1
#13 BYU	5-0	2-0		UCLA	4-1	2-1
Colorado	4-1	1-1		Fresno State	2-3	1-1
Wyoming	4-1	1-1		Hawaii	2-3	1-1
Utah State	2-3	1-2		Nevada	4-1	1-1
Colorado State	2-3	0-2		San Diego State	0-7	0-4

Pac-12 (Cali/Zona)	Record	Conf Record		Pac-12 (PNW)	Record	Conf Record
#19 USC	3-2	3-1		Washington	3-2	2-0
Arizona State	3-3	2-1		#10 Boise State	4-1	2-0
Cal	4-1	1-1		#16 Oregon	4-2	2-1
San Jose State	4-1	1-1		Utah	2-4	1-2
Arizona	3-2	1-1		Oregon State	3-4	1-3
Stanford	2-3	1-2		Washington State	1-6	0-4

SEC (Southwest)	Record	Conf Record		SEC (Southeast)	Record	Conf Record
#1 Texas	6-0	2-0		#2 Alabama	6-0	2-0
#6 LSU	6-0	2-0		#5 Georgia	5-0	2-0
#9 Oklahoma	5-1	1-1		Louisville	5-0	1-0
Ole Miss	4-1	0-1		#17 Florida	4-1	2-1
Vanderbilt	3-2	0-1		#13 Auburn	3-2	0-1
Mississippi State	2-4	0-2		Tennessee	2-3	0-1
Texas A&M	2-4	0-2		Kentucky	3-3	0-2

Sun Belt (North)	Record	Conf Record		Sun Belt (South)	Record	Conf Record
James Madison	3-2	1-0		Georgia State	4-2	2-0
Kennesaw State	2-3	1-0		FIU	3-2	1-0
Old Dominion	3-2	1-0		Georgia Southern	3-2	1-0
Coastal Carolina	2-4	1-1		Jacksonville State	3-2	1-0
Middle Tennessee State	3-2	1-2		Troy	3-2	1-1
Western Kentucky	2-3	0-1		Southern Miss	2-4	0-2
Appalachian State	1-4	0-2		South Alabama	3-3	0-2

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2031 Week Eight Preview

Matchup Preview *|* October 18, 2031
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Boston College Eagles (1-4, 0-2 Away)		#7 Syracuse Orange (4-1, 2-0 Home)
Injury Report WR Oscar Stevens (75) Dislocated Hip (2 Weeks) T Trejan Beckner (79) Broken Wrist (1 Week) Game Notes Boston College 2021 Results Auburn (3-2) W 31-20 Alabama (6-0) L 62-3 Florida State (6-0) L 28-23 @ Ole Miss (4-1) L 16-6 @ Wake Forest (4-1) L 24-21

Boston College Eagles 81/80/82 Depth Chart - 2031
Regular Offense
	STARTER	2ND	3RD	4TH
WR	FR(RS) Jonathon Coco (78)	FR Roby Telfort (64)	FR Jeremy Castille (58)
TE	JR(RS) Marvin Thrash (81)	FR(RS) Devin Dillard (78)	JR(RS) Gabe Marshall (78)
LT	SO(RS) Alexander Brink (73)	FR Ben Ivory (61)
LG	SR(RS) Afa Osgood (87)	FR(RS) Timmy Warren (78)
C	JR(RS) Jabari Nijman (81)	JR Edward Poole (58)
RG	SO(RS) Ezekiel Melifonqu (78)	SO(RS) Ethan Spear (76)
RT	JR(RS) Skylar Dillard (79)	FR(RS) Teddy Morris (66)
WR	JR(RS) Alani Oh (77)	FR(RS) Lonnie Blade (65)	FR Greg Meyers (61)
QB	SR(RS) George Buck (79)	SO(RS) Bryce Carney (73)
FB	FR Brendan McNeal (60)
HB	SO James Spitzer (76)	SO(RS) George Kopp (73)	SO(RS) Jeremiah DiMarco (73)
Base 3-4 Defense
	STARTER	2ND	3RD	4TH
LDE	SR(RS) Lamar Ruggins (85)	SR(RS) Siaki Honeycutt (84)
NT	SR(RS) Angel Cano (80)	JR(RS) Jimmy Maze (80)
RDE	SR(RS) Ben Graves (84)	SR(RS) Mike Wirtel (83)
LOLB	JR Alex Ricci (81)	SO Clint Longa (69)
LILB	SO John Hagans (76)	FR Warren Freeman (63)
RILB	FR(RS) Titus Pape (69)	FR James Hamm (58)
ROLB	SO Danny Gore (70)	SO Cortez Walters (69)
CB	SO(RS) Marco Bean (83)	SR(RS) Dennis Lanning (77)	FR(RS) Mitchell Paxson (72)
SS	SR Rishard Haggans (74)	SR Angel Durbin (72)
FS	SR(RS) Richard Corbin (80)	JR(RS) Carter Ficken (77)
CB	SR(RS) Robert Buck (80)	FR Vai Raiola (73)	FR(RS) Mitchell Paxson (72)

Boston College Stats - 2031
Passing	C/ATT	YDS	AVG	YDS/G	LONG	TD	INT	RAT
George Buck	78/123 (63%)	1,044	9.5	208.8	81	7	3	148.6
Rushing	ATT	YDS	AVG	LONG	20+	TD	YDS/G	FUM
James Spitzer	65	245	3.8	51	2	1	49.0	1
Receiving	REC	YDS	AVG	TD	LONG	DROPS	YDS/G	YAC
Alani Oh	19	298	15.7	3	35	0	59.6	96
	Tackles			Sacks		Interceptions
Defense	SOLO	AST	TOT	SACK	TLOSS	PD	INT	TD
LB Alex Ricci	24	8	32	0	1	4	0	0
DT Angel Cano	13	2	15	0	4	0	0	0
DE Ben Graves	13	3	16	2	3	0	0	0

Week Eight ACC Schedule
Wake Forest (4-1) @ #23 Florida State (6-0)
Georgia Tech (0-5) @ #29 South Carolina (6-0)
North Carolina (1-4) @ #25 Duke (3-2)
West Virginia (2-4) @ Virginia Tech (3-2)
#8 Miami (4-1) @ Pittsburgh (5-1)
Virginia (2-4) @ Maryland (3-2)
Clemson (2-3) @ NC State (3-3)

Notable Week Eight Matchups
#6 LSU (6-0) @ Ole Miss (4-1)
#3 Ball State (5-0) @ #4 Houston (5-0)
#2 Alabama (6-0) @ #17 Florida (4-1)
#19 USC (3-2) @ #24 Notre Dame (7-0)
San Jose State (4-1) @ #10 Boise State (4-1)
Tennessee (2-3) @ #5 Georgia (5-0)

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Syracuse Shows Eagles No Mercy In Rivalry Beatdown


Lee Browner taking a page out of former teammate JC Hoag's book with a killer juke on his way to his 3rd TD of the game.

Boston College Eagles at Syracuse Orange
Oct 18, 2031 1 2 3 4 F BC (1-4) 0 3 0 0 3 #7 SYR (4-1) 10 23 14 21 68 Top Performers PASS: SU Immanuel Hendrix - 14/19, 244 Yds, 2 TD RUSH: SU Lee Browner - 18 Att, 148 Yds, 3 TD REC: SU Jeffrey Franz - 3 Rec, 93 Yds, 2 TD	Team Stats Comparison BC SYR First Downs 9 26 3rd Down Efficiency 3/14 4/6 4th Down Efficiency 0/0 0/0 Total Yards 231 665 Passing Yards 179 244 Rushing Yards 17 - (-26) 34 - 283 Penalties-Penalty Yards 5 - 31 3 - 30 Turnovers 4 1 Time of Possession 20:54 23:06
Scoring Summary FIRST QUARTER SCORING BC SYR 6:24 (SYR) Jeffrey Franz, 44 Yd Pass From Immanuel Hendrix 0 7 0:22 (SYR) Desmond Brewer, 36 Yd FG 0 10 SECOND QUARTER SCORING BC SYR 10:15 (SYR) Safety 0 12 6:39 (SYR) Lee Browner, 1 Yd Run 0 19 6:35 (SYR) Clay Mooney, Returned Fumble 13 Yds 0 26 1:15 (BC) Emmett McKenzie, 18 Yd FG 3 26 0:47 (SYR) Jeffrey Franz, 37 Yd Pass From Immanuel Hendrix 3 33 THIRD QUARTER SCORING BC SYR 5:03 (SYR) Lee Browner, 17 Yd Run 3 40 0:00 (SYR) Lee Browner, 17 Yd Run 3 47 FOURTH QUARTER SCORING BC SYR 9:22 (SYR) Dalton Wear, Returned Punt 85 Yds 3 54 2:45 (SYR) Larry Pettis, 1 Yd Run 3 61 2:37 (SYR) Larry Pettis, 11 Yd Run 3 68
Boston College Eagles PASSING C/A YDS TD INT George Buck 15/21 126 0 0 Bryce Carney 7/14 53 0 2 RUSHING ATT YDS AVG TD James Spitzer 9 5 0.5 0 George Buck 6 -20 -3.3 0 Bryce Carney 2 -11 -5.5 0 RECEIVING REC YDS AVG TD Jonathon Coco 6 40 6.6 0 Cole Garrison 3 8 2.6 0 Alani Oh 2 7 3.5 0 George Kopp 2 7 3.5 0 Greg Meyers 2 49 24.5 0 James Spitzer 2 5 2.5 0 Gabe Marshall 1 6 6.0 0 Robby Telfort 1 13 13.0 0 Devin Dillard 1 7 7.0 0 Lonnie Blade 1 32 32.0 0 BLOCKING PANCAKE SACK Marvin Thrash 3 0 Alexander Brink 0 1 DEFENSE TACK SACK INT TD FS Richard Corbin 11 0 0 0 SS Rishard Haggans 9 0 0 0 DE Ben Graves 6 0 (1TFL) 0 0 CB Vai Raiola 4 0 (1TFL) 0 0 KICKING FG XP PTS LG Emmett McKenzie 1/1 0/0 3 19 PUNTING TOT YDS AVG -20 Max Harris 7 263 37.5 0 KICK RETURN RET YDS AVG TD Greg Meyers 4 62 15.5 0 Nathan Randall 2 26 13.0 0 Syracuse Orange PASSING C/A YDS TD INT Immanuel Hendrix 14/19 244 2 0 RUSHING ATT YDS AVG TD Lee Browner 18 148 8.2 3 Larry Pettis 7 51 7.2 2 Trenton Gilliam 6 56 9.3 0 Immanuel Hendrix 3 28 9.3 0 RECEIVING REC YDS AVG TD Dalton Wear 5 78 15.6 0 Jeffrey Franz 3 93 31.0 2 Trenton Gilliam 3 6 2.0 0 Roy McCleon 1 32 32.0 0 Cam Darr 1 16 16.0 0 Spencer Everett 1 19 19.0 0 BLOCKING PANCAKE SACK Marvin Ford 9 0 Dakota Soto 9 0 DEFENSE TACK SACK INT TD LB Timmy Vernon 7 2 (3TFL) 0 0 DE Jason Veasy 7 2 (4TFL) 0 (FF, FR) 0 CB Jeremiah Parris 7 0 (1TFL) 2 0 SS Tyree Kight 7 0 (2TFL) 0 0 FS Max McGlockton 6 0 (1TFL) 0 0 LB Demetrious Vilma 3 1 (3TFL) 0 0 DE Robert Foster 3 0 (2TFL) 0 0 LB Clay Mooney 1 0 0 (FR) 1 KICKING FG XP PTS LG Desmond Brewer 1/1 9/9 12 36 PUNTING TOT YDS AVG -20 Mohammad Ha 1 44 44.0 0 KICK RETURN RET YDS AVG TD Elton Romberg 2 16 8.0 0 PUNT RETURN RET YDS AVG TD Dalton Wear 6 122 20.3 1

LEFT - Jason Veasy throwing the offensive lineman out of the way for the 1st of his two sacks.
CENTER - LB Timmy Vernon joined the starting lineup at outside linebacker, previously the 3rd string MLB, and continues to make big plays with the safety to go with two sacks.
RIGHT - Cam Darr putting in work on special teams, forcing the fumble that LB Clay Mooney would return as part of a 23 point 2nd quarter.

Syrcuse, NY. - Seventh-ranked Syracuse continued its dominance over Boston College with a resounding 68-3 victory, extending their two-year scoring margin over the Eagles to a staggering 139-6. The Orange defense set the tone early and never let up, forcing five sacks, two interceptions, and two fumbles in yet another lopsided rivalry win.

The game started with a rare miscue from Syracuse, as running back Lee Browner fumbled on his first carry, setting up Boston College at midfield. However, any hopes of an upset were quickly extinguished when Heisman winner Jason Veasy bulldozed through a double-team to sack the Eagles’ quarterback, pushing them out of field goal range. Syracuse capitalized on the ensuing possession when Immanuel Hendrix found tight end Jeffrey Franz for a 44-yard touchdown, breaking the game open early.

Boston College’s struggles only worsened in the second quarter. Freshman receiver Cam Darr made an impact on special teams, forcing a fumble that linebacker Clay Mooney scooped up and returned 13 yards for a defensive touchdown. Linebacker Timmy Vernon, who recently transitioned from third-string middle linebacker to starting outside linebacker, continued to shine, recording a safety with a tackle for loss and adding two sacks to his stat sheet. The Eagles finally got on the board with an 18-yard field goal from Emmett McKenzie, but Hendrix quickly responded with another deep strike to Franz, this time from 37 yards out, to push the halftime lead to 33-3.

Syracuse dominated the second half with relentless efficiency. Browner atoned for his early fumble with a pair of 17-yard touchdown runs in the third quarter, extending the lead to 47-3. The Orange continued pouring it on in the fourth, with Dalton Wear returning a punt 85 yards to the house, followed by two short rushing touchdowns from Larry Pettis to cap the blowout.

Despite the 68-3 final score, it was a slight improvement for Boston College compared to last season’s 71-3 defeat. However, it’s clear the Orange have a stranglehold on the rivalry, overwhelming the Eagles in all facets of the game.

In national news, the Big 12 saw a thriller as No. 4 Houston edged No. 3 Ball State in a double-overtime classic, 48-42. Ball State quarterback Anthony Elam threw a costly interception to open the second overtime, allowing Houston to seal the win with a 25-yard untouched touchdown run.

Syracuse now turns its attention to another rivalry matchup, traveling to West Virginia next week with the Ben Schwartzwalder Trophy on the line.

Week Eight ACC Results
27 Wake Forest (5-1) @ Florida State (6-1) 0
31 Georgia Tech (1-5) @ South Carolina (6-1) 10
9 North Carolina (1-5) @ #21 Duke (4-2) 17
24 West Virginia (2-5) @ Virginia Tech (4-2) 35
34 #5 Miami (5-1) @ Pittsburgh (5-2) 21
20 Virginia (2-5) @ Maryland (4-2) 39
7 Clemson (2-4) @ NC State (4-3) 24

Notable Week Eight Results
14 #13 LSU (6-1) @ #19 Ole Miss (5-1) 29
42 #7 Ball State (5-1) @ #2 Houston (6-0) 48
45 #8 Alabama (6-1) @ #10 Florida (5-1) 49
24 #18 USC (4-2) @ Notre Dame (7-1) 18
3 San Jose State (4-2) @ #9 Boise State (5-1) 41
35 Tennessee (2-4) @ #3 Georgia (6-0) 41

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Re: From The Shadows | The Rise Of "Nitro" Nash Savage (CFB25)

Absolute onslaught, you guys are playing well on both sides of the ball

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Re: From The Shadows | The Rise Of "Nitro" Nash Savage (CFB25)

Absolute onslaught, you guys are playing well on both sides of the ball

Thanks for checking in man! We've definitely been clicking since the early loss to Tennessee, but conference play is coming up and we've had close games with the Canes and Terrapins lately so we'll see how it shakes out.

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Nash Savage Joins The Daily Orange

Bryan Pittman: The Daily Orange is back with none other than the man himself, Head Coach Nash Savage! Coach, after that tough season opener against Tennessee, you guys have been on an absolute tear. How do you shake off a loss like that and get right back to business, especially going on the road against a big-time rival the following week?

Nash Savage: Bryan, it’s football. That "Any Given Sunday" phrase exists for a reason. Tennessee was the No. 2 team in the country and the reigning SEC champ—it’s not like we dropped one to some D2 school. With the new playoff format, losing early is way better than losing late, so we took it as an opportunity to regroup. We tightened up defensively, made some key adjustments in the secondary, and it’s been paying off in a big way.

BP: Speaking of those defensive adjustments, what specifically did you change? Because let’s be real, Tennessee’s passing attack had a field day.

NS: Yeah, no question about it. That game, plus the shootout we had in the National Championship against Arkansas, exposed some weaknesses. We decided to shake things up—moved reserve corner Ian Shaw and backup safety Layne Smith into the third and fourth CB spots. That meant pulling our true freshmen, Patrick Rimpf and Sharrif Williams, out of the rotation for now. Those kids have all the talent in the world, but the play recognition wasn’t where it needed to be yet. They’ll get there with time and more film study.

BP: And you guys also tweaked things at linebacker, shifting Demetrious Vilma around, right?

NS: That’s right. We moved Vilma back to his natural weak-side linebacker spot and added another down lineman. We had him on the strong side to get him more reps, but we missed his ability to rush the passer. Timmy Vernon stepped in at outside linebacker—even though that’s not his natural position—and he’s been a difference-maker in coverage with his speed.

BP: That explains why you guys keep recruiting those fast, athletic middle linebackers. You’re finding ways to put them all over the field, right?

NS: Exactly, Bryan. People wonder why we stock up on so many middle linebackers, but notice how none of them are transferring out for playing time? That’s because they all get on the field in our 3-3-5 scheme. Whether it’s as extra linebackers or even a hybrid safety role, guys with that size-speed combo are just too valuable.

BP: Speaking of recruiting, you guys are once again pulling in a monster class—including landing the No. 1 overall player. Talk to me about this group.

NS: We’re excited about it. Alex is the kind of versatile athlete we love. He’s listed as a free safety, but at 6’2", 200 pounds, he’s got the speed and physicality to slide into a sub-linebacker role or be an extra body in the box. We also locked in two five-star linebackers—Dickens and Pettis—so we’re just continuing to reload and keep that talent pipeline flowing.

BP: And let’s not forget, you also landed what a lot of people are calling the quarterback of the future in Brenton Deablo.

NS: Well, the future is still very much Immanuel’s right now. He’s only a sophomore, and yeah, there’s a lot of speculation that he might declare for the draft after his junior year, but you never know. Look at what happened with Jason this year. We recruited Deablo with the idea of having a plan in place—whether for an early departure or in case of injury—but there’s still plenty of time to figure all that out.

BP: Have you and Immanuel had any discussions about his NFL future yet?

NS: Not yet, Bryan. Like I said, it’s early. When we get into next season, those conversations will start happening. And honestly, Kadin will probably be the one he leans on the most since he’s been in that position recently.

BP: Speaking of Kadin, any word on whether he’s getting interest as a future offensive coordinator?

NS: No direct calls about him yet, but he’s only been on staff for two years. He’s 26. The general feeling is probably that he needs more time. But if the opportunity came, I have no doubt he’d thrive. He’s got the football IQ, he relates to players, and he knows how to scheme. He’s got all the tools.

BP: So, should Tommy Reese be looking over his shoulder?

NS: Not at all. Tommy’s been outstanding since coming over from Notre Dame, and honestly, I think a head coaching job is in his near future. I was surprised Notre Dame didn’t give him a serious look when they had their opening last season, but that’s the craziness of the coaching carousel.

BP: Alright, Coach, last question. It looks like Syracuse and Miami are on yet another collision course for the ACC Championship Game. You’ve had their number for a while now, and you’ve never been shy about the trash talk. How’s the mindset going into that matchup?

NS: Well, first things first, we both have to get there. But if it comes down to it? My thoughts on Miami haven’t changed. It’s been 30 years since “The U” won a national title. Until they beat us, make it to a championship game—let alone win one—I’m going to keep talking my talk. And more importantly, we’re going to keep backing it up on the field.

BP: I don’t think anyone in Syracuse has a problem with that, Coach. Thanks for the time!

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2031 Week Nine Preview

Matchup Preview *|* October 25, 2031
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#4 Syracuse Orange (5-1, 2-1 Away)		West Virginia Mountaineers (2-5, 1-2 Home)
Injury Report HB Arties Etienne (76) Broken Collarbone (1 Week) Game Notes West Virginia Mountaineers 2031 Results FCS W 24-21 Pittsburgh (5-2) L 56-31 @ Western Kentucky (3-3) W 34-24 @ Florida State (6-1) L 20-17 @ UMass (5-3) L 29-13 South Carolina (6-1) L 48-3 @ Virginia Tech (4-2) L 35-24

West Virginia Mountaineers 80/80/80 Depth Chart - 2031
Regular Offense
	STARTER	2ND	3RD	4TH
WR	SR(RS) Kevin Lodish (76)	SR(RS) Deron Day (73)	FR Daniel Avila (70)
TE	FR Ben Davis (66)	FR Mitchell Power (59)	SO(RS) Tim Stack (81)
LT	SR(RS) Klay Magnuson (83)	SO(RS) TIm Stack (81)
LG	SO(RS) Ben Dunn (82)	FR(RS) Clint Farah (74)
C	JR Clayton Rhodes (76)	FR(RS) Darren Eagles (68)
RG	SO(RS) Marquez Hurley (76)	FR(RS) Kareem Coward (64)
RT	SR(RS) Sergio Kearns (82)	SO(RS) Braylon Stills (79)
WR	SR(RS) Mac Kosar (84)	JR(RS) Nick Glennon (75)	JR(RS) Timote Tuefele (73)
QB	FR(RS) George Douzable (80)	SO(RS) DeAndre Moffett (69)
FB	SO Eric Bobenmoyer (71)
HB	FR Marvin Stewart (75)	SO(RS) Tyree McDougald (74)	FR Artie Sharpe (73)
Base 3-4 Defense
	STARTER	2ND	3RD	4TH
LDE	JR(RS) Zaire Babineaux (85)	FR(RS) Manu Ta'ufo'ou (76)
NT	JR(RS) Zach Hawkinson (72)	FR(RS) Manny Diamond (68)
RDE	SR(RS) Mike Cantwell (83)	SO(RS) Ezekiel Cantu (76)
LOLB	JR(RS) Carlos Brown (85)	FR Jimmy McDaniel (61)
LILB	JR(RS) Imani Akinmoladun (87)	SO(RS) Marco Bobenmoyer (71)
RILB	SO Johnnie Vollert (73)	FR David Thrash (68)
ROLB	SO AJ Laboy (73)	FR Jimmy Cantwell (57)
CB	SO Brett Procter (84)	FR(RS) Morgan Heenan (75)	FR Angelo Ekanem (68)
SS	JR(RS) Dwayne Gaskin (84)	SR(RS) Caesar Castro (72)
FS	FR(R)S Marquez Metchie (78)	SO(RS) Darrell Rupcich (75)
CB	SR(RS) Enrique Guidugli (81)	SO(RS) Andy Brown (71)	FR Angelo Ekanem (68)

West Virginia Mountaineers Stats - 2031
Passing	C/ATT	YDS	AVG	YDS/G	LONG	TD	INT	RAT
George Douzable	143/261 (54%)	1,729	6.6	247.0	75	12	6	121.0
Rushing	ATT	YDS	AVG	LONG	20+	TD	YDS/G	FUM
Marvin Stewart	48	167	3.5	53	2	1	23.9	1
Receiving	REC	YDS	AVG	TD	LONG	DROPS	YDS/G	YAC
Kevin Lodish	25	405	16.2	3	75	8	57.9	150
	Tackles			Sacks		Interceptions
Defense	SOLO	AST	TOT	SACK	TLOSS	PD	INT	TD
MLB Imani Akin oladun	41	3	44	0	1	5	3	0
DE Mike Cantwell	16	6	22	2	6	1	0	0
DT Zach Hawkinson	12	3	15	1	4	0	0	0
SS Dwayne Gaskin	29	7	36	0	1	4	2	0

Week Nine ACC Schedule
Florida State (6-1) @ North Carolina (1-5)
South Carolina (6-1) @ Wake Forest (5-1)
NC State (4-3) @ Georgia Tech (1-5)
Virginia Tech (4-2) @ Boston College (1-5)
#21 Duke (4-2) @ Clemson (2-4)
Maryland (4-2) @ #5 Miami (5-1)
Pittsburgh (5-2) @ Indiana (2-4)

Notable Week Nine Matchups
#19 Ole Miss (5-1) @ #6 Oklahoma (6-1)
#7 Ball State (5-1) @ Nebraska (2-5)
#3 Georgia (6-0) @ #8 Alabama (6-1)

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Look Away Pat, This One's Ugly


Jason Veasy terrorized the Mountaineers throughout his career and put the exclamation point on his final rivalry game against WVU with a 3 1/2 sack performance.

Syracuse Orange at West Virginia Mountaineers
Oct 25, 2031 1 2 3 4 F #4 SYR (5-1) 7 23 7 7 44 WVU (2-5) 0 3 0 0 3 Top Performers PASS: SU Immanuel Hendrix - 18/24, 241 Yds, 2 TD, 2 INT RUSH: SU Lee Browner - 18 Att, 168 Yds, 3 TD REC: SU Dalton Wear - 7 Rec, 168 Yds, 2 TD	Team Stats Comparison SYR WVU First Downs 27 13 3rd Down Efficiency 7/8 2/12 4th Down Efficiency 1/1 2/3 Total Yards 504 203 Passing Yards 241 146 Rushing Yards 29 - 215 29 - 32 Penalties-Penalty Yards 7 - 50 4 - 35 Turnovers 3 2 Time of Possession 23:26 20:34
Scoring Summary FIRST QUARTER SCORING SYR WVU 4:41 (SYR) Lee Browner, 1 Yd Run 7 0 SECOND QUARTER SCORING SYR WVU 10:03 (WVU) Emanuel Aldrich, 33 Yd FG 7 3 6:57 (SYR) Dalton Wear, 55 Yd Pass From Immanuel Hendrix 14 3 5:05 (SYR) Kevin Schweitzer, Returned Interception 78 Yds 21 3 0:37 (SYR) Safety 23 3 0:00 (SYR) Dalton Wear, 4 Yd Pass From Immanuel Hendrix 30 3 THIRD QUARTER SCORING SYR WVU 2:47 (SYR) Lee Browner, 4 Yd Run 37 3 FOURTH QUARTER SCORING SYR WVU 1:57 (SYR) Lee Browner, 3 Yd Run 44 3
Syracuse Orange PASSING C/A YDS TD INT Immanuel Hendrix 18/24 241 2 2 RUSHING ATT YDS AVG TD Lee Browner 18 168 9.3 3 Trenton Gilliam 7 53 7.5 0 Immanuel Hendrix 4 -6 -1.5 0 RECEIVING REC YDS AVG TD Dalton Wear 7 168 24.0 2 Spencer Everett 4 35 8.7 0 Cam Darr 4 30 7.5 0 Trenton Gilliam 3 8 2.6 0 BLOCKING PANCAKE SACK Dakota Soto 6 0 Marvin Ford 6 0 DEFENSE TACK SACK INT TD FS Max McGlockton 9 0 (1TFL) 0 (FF) 0 SS Tyree Kight 8 1.5 (2TFL) 1 0 DE Jason Veasy 6 3.5 (6TFL) 0 0 CB Kevin Schweitzer 5 0 1 1 CB Jeremiah Boutte 4 1 (1TFL) 0 0 DT Terrell Sturm 2 0.5 (1TFL) 0 0 DE Robert Foster 2 0.5 (1TFL) 0 0 KICKING FG XP PTS LG Desmond Brewer 0/0 6/6 6 NA KICK RETURN RET YDS AVG TD Spencer Everett 2 28 14.0 0 PUNT RETURN RET YDS AVG TD Dalton Wear 2 20 10.0 0 West Virginia Mountaineers PASSING C/A YDS TD INT George Douzable 16/27 146 0 2 RUSHING ATT YDS AVG TD Marvin Stewart 13 63 4.8 0 George Douzable 10 -56 -5.6 0 Artie Sharpe 6 25 4.1 0 RECEIVING REC YDS AVG TD Nick Glennon 4 20 5.0 0 Ben Davis 3 44 14.6 0 Marvin Stewart 2 12 6.0 0 Kevin Lodish 2 17 8.5 0 Sterling Dillard 2 22 11.0 0 Artie Sharpe 2 26 13.0 0 Mac Kosar 1 5 5.0 0 BLOCKING PANCAKE SACK Sergio Kearns 6 5 Clayton Rhodes 4 0 DEFENSE TACK SACK INT TD MLB Imani Akinmoladun 12 0 (2TFL) 0 (FR) 0 FS Marquez Metchie 11 0 0 0 SS Dwayne Gaskin 7 0 1 0 LB Carlos Brown 5 1 (1TFL) 0 0 DE Mike Cantwell 4 1 (2TFL) 0 (FF) 0 FS Darrell Rupcich 1 0 1 0 KICKING FG XP PTS LG Emanuel Aldrich 1/1 0/0 3 33 PUNTING TOT YDS AVG -20 Spencer Washington 4 115 28.7 0 KICK RETURN RET YDS AVG TD Marvin Stewart 2 25 12.5 0

LEFT - Dalton Wear doesn't lose many footraces and this woudl be no exception as he outpaced the defense on the 55 yard catch and run.
CENTER - While the WVU offense left much to be desired, the defense did their part in the 1st half with three turnovers (2 INT, FF), but still faced a 30-3 defict at the half.
RIGHT - Freshman George Douzable put together a few drives, but they either ended with an interception or a 4th down turnover including this 74 yard pick six by Kevin Schweitzer after the overthrown pass.

Morgantown, WV. - Fourth-ranked Syracuse flexed its dominance on the road, dismantling West Virginia 44-3 to retain the Ben Schwartzwalder Trophy. The Orange defense suffocated the Mountaineers from start to finish, racking up seven sacks, forcing three turnovers, and allowing just 40 yards of offense in the second half.

West Virginia had early opportunities to stay competitive, forcing three first-half turnovers, including two interceptions and a strip-sack by Mike Cantwell. However, the Mountaineers failed to capitalize, managing only a 33-yard field goal from Emanuel Aldrich. Two red zone interceptions, including a devastating 78-yard pick-six by Kevin Schweitzer, killed any momentum WVU hoped to generate. Just before halftime, freshman free safety Max McGlockton added to the defensive onslaught with a safety, setting up a short field for Hendrix to find Dalton Wear for their second touchdown connection of the game, giving Syracuse a commanding 30-3 lead at the break.

The second half was all Orange as their defense continued to overwhelm the Mountaineers. After recording three sacks in the first half, Syracuse turned up the pressure even more, adding four more after halftime and holding West Virginia’s offense to a near standstill. Meanwhile, running back Lee Browner continued his stellar season, piling up 168 yards and three touchdowns on just 18 carries. Hendrix rebounded from his early miscues to finish an efficient 18-for-24 for 241 yards and two touchdowns.

On the defensive side, Jason Veasy was nearly unblockable, tallying six tackles for loss and 3.5 sacks. McGlockton, continuing to establish himself in his freshman campaign, contributed six tackles, a tackle for loss, a forced fumble, and the safety that helped Syracuse pull away for good.

Elsewhere in the Big 12, Ball State bounced back from last week’s heartbreaking double-overtime loss to Houston with a dominant 48-3 road victory over Nebraska, keeping their playoff hopes alive.

Syracuse now turns its focus to a home matchup against Maryland, a program that has been a consistent challenge for head coach Nash Savage since he took over the Orange.

Week Nine ACC Results
14 Florida State (6-2) @ North Carolina (2-5) 16
13 South Carolina (6-2) @ Wake Forest (6-1) 42
24 NC State (5-3) @ Georgia Tech (1-6) 23
28 #18 Virginia Tech (5-2) @ Boston College (1-6) 22
20 Duke (4-3) @ Clemson (3-4) 21
10 Maryland (4-3) @ #3 Miami (6-1) 25
27 Pittsburgh (5-3) @ Indiana (3-4) 28

Notable Week Nine Matchups
48 #6 Ball State (6-1) @ Nebraska (2-6) 3
17 #23 Ole Miss (5-2) @ #5 Oklahoma (7-1) 31
17 #15 Florida (5-2) @ Louisville (6-1) 24
13 #7 Georgia (6-1) @ #4 Alabama (7-1) 31
21 Arizona (4-3) @ #8 Boise State (6-1) 24
35 Tulane (4-3) @ #10 Houston (6-1) 29

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2031 Week Ten Preview

Matchup Preview *|* November 1, 2031
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Maryland Terrapins (4-3, 2-2 Away)		#2 Syracuse Orange (6-1, 3-0 Home)
Injury Report T Cliff Augustine (85) Fractured Elbow (6 Weeks) Game Notes Maryland Terrapins 2031 Results @ Texas A&M (2-5) W 26-7 FCS W 59-0 @ James Madison (3-4) W 24-13 @ South Carolina (6-2) L 28-20 NC State (5-3) L 49-17 Virginia (2-5) W 39-20 @ Miami (6-1) L 25-10

Maryland Terrapins 85/85/86 Depth Chart - 2031
Regular Offense
	STARTER	2ND	3RD	4TH
WR	SO(RS) Shane Self (83)	SR(RS) Trent Moncrief (79)	JR Amar'e Capra (78)
TE	JR Cordell Henery (90)	SO(RS) Mike Van Horn (74)	FR Tommy Wozniak (73)
LT	SR(RS) James Incoom (79)	SO(RS) Paul Roche (79)
LG	JR(RS) Owen McAllister (87)	JR(RS) Jared Dieter (81)
C	FR(RS) Rashawn Hines (73)	JR Dennis Orlovsky (72)
RG	SO Dorian Bitonio (84)	JR(RS) Ben Wing (79)
RT	SR(RS) Pete O'Neal (79)	SR(RS) James Incoom (79)
WR	SR(RS) Noah Teague (87)	FR(RS) Barry Epperson (81)	FR(RS) Nicholas Wooden (79)
QB	JR(RS) Nick Faulk (80)	SO(RS) BJ Saylor (81)
FB	JR Clay Larkin (79)
HB	SR(RS) Jaren Freeman (99)	SO(RS) DeMarcus Ahmed (89)	JR Max Alford (86)
Base 3-4 Defense
	STARTER	2ND	3RD	4TH
LDE	JR(RS) Steve Rubin (86)	SR(RS) Gerald Bolin (82)
NT	JR(RS) Alani Koo (87)	SR(RS) Stephen Reeshad (79)
RDE	JR(RS) Mike Webb (83)	JR(RS) Javon Hardman (78)
LOLB	SR(RS) Tyler Stoneburner (77)	SR(RS) Anthony Maragos (80)
LILB	JR(RS) Fetu Whipple (81)	SR(RS) Anthony Maragos (80)
RILB	FR(RS) Austin Henderson (81)	FR James McAllister (67)
ROLB	SR Sam Troutman (82)	FR(RS) Austin Henderson (81)
CB	SR(RS) Peyton Smythe (87)	JR Tim Ezekiel (83)	FR(RS) Evan Love (78)
SS	SR(RS) Soma Silatolu (82)	FR Mike Vohasek (69)
FS	SO(RS) Austin Stitser (81)	JR(RS) George Duke (81)
CB	SR(RS) Larry Savoie (82)	SO(RS) Paul Wilkins (82)	FR(RS) Evan Love (78)

Maryland Terrapins Stats - 2031
Passing	C/ATT	YDS	AVG	YDS/G	LONG	TD	INT	RAT
Nick Faulk	124/198 (62%)	1,505	7.6	215.0	72	13	8	140.0
Rushing	ATT	YDS	AVG	LONG	20+	TD	YDS/G	FUM
Jaren Freeman	111	689	6.2	44	11	5	98.4	0
Receiving	REC	YDS	AVG	TD	LONG	DROPS	YDS/G	YAC
Noah Teague	27	437	16.2	1	72	3	62.4	165
	Tackles			Sacks		Interceptions
Defense	SOLO	AST	TOT	SACK	TLOSS	PD	INT	TD
CB Larry Savoie	27	7	34	0	2	5	1	0
DT Alani Koo	16	5	21	2.5	6	0	0	0
DE Mike WEbb	19	2	21	8.5	2	0	0	0
CB Peyton Smythe	25	7	32	0	1	4	3	0

Week Ten ACC Schedule
#16 Wake Forest (6-1) @ NC State (5-3)
Boston College (1-6) @ #3 Miami (6-1)
West Virginia (2-6) @ Virginia (2-5)
Pittsburgh (5-3) @ #18 Virginia Tech (5-2)
North Carolina (2-5) @ South Carolina (6-2)
Clemson (3-4) @ Florida State (6-2)
Georgia Tech (1-6) @ Duke (4-3)

Notable Week Ten Matchups
#7 Georgia (6-1) @ #15 Florida (5-2)
Missouri (4-3) @ #6 Ball State (6-1)
#19 Kansas State (5-2) @ #17 Arkansas (4-3)
#25 Michigan State (5-2) @ Penn State (4-3)

[Deuce2223]

Re: From The Shadows | The Rise Of "Nitro" Nash Savage (CFB25)

Congrats on the "W".. You have had alot of amazing RB's throughout your time with both USC, Ball State and now Syracuse.. I was curious where does Browner rank among your favorites..

Also I am curious is my thread updating for you because everytime I post I keep getting a Data Error message and I have to hit the back button and repost, then it tells me I am duplicating my post but yet when I go into my thread the post I just did doesn't update and on my screen it still reads yesterday as the last time it updated..

[redsox907]

Re: From The Shadows | The Rise Of "Nitro" Nash Savage (CFB25)

Congrats on the "W".. You have had alot of amazing RB's throughout your time with both USC, Ball State and now Syracuse.. I was curious where does Browner rank among your favorites..

Also I am curious is my thread updating for you because everytime I post I keep getting a Data Error message and I have to hit the back button and repost, then it tells me I am duplicating my post but yet when I go into my thread the post I just did doesn't update and on my screen it still reads yesterday as the last time it updated..

I think Seth Harris from the early USC days was my favorite. He was just a 3 down guy that could do it all. Hoag and Browner are both cut from the same cloth, explosive runners who just need some space to accelerate through. I'm still looking for a guy like Manny Velasco who is a power/speed combo, kind of like you had with Logan. Velsaco technically played 2nd fiddle to Shembo at the end, but he was just as dynamic and could have probably anchored the offense himself if it wasn't for the "Reggie" to his Lendale"

And as far as your thread, on the main page it says it hasn't updated since 2/27 morning but then I go into the thread and the last post is the Panthers beating MIA. The whole site looks like its being weird though, mine doesn't show as being updated either?

[redsox907]

Re: From The Shadows | The Rise Of "Nitro" Nash Savage (CFB25)

Syracuse's Pulls Away In 4th To Extend Wining Streak To 7


Dalton Wear continues to be the X factor in the passing game with his 3rd TD of the day, this 64 yard reception, gave the Orange enough of a cushion to secure the 52-35 victory.

Maryland Terrapins at Syracuse Orange
Nov 1, 2031 1 2 3 4 F MD (4-3) 7 7 14 7 35 #2 SYR (6-1) 7 14 7 24 52 Top Performers PASS: SU Immanuel Hendrix - 21/32, 339 Yds, 4 TD, 2 INT RUSH: SU Lee Browner - 26 Att, 211 Yds, 3 TD REC: SU Dalton Wear - 7 Rec, 191 Yds, 3 TD	Team Stats Comparison MD SYR First Downs 16 29 3rd Down Efficiency 4/12 7/11 4th Down Efficiency 2/4 1/1 Total Yards 382 692 Passing Yards 295 339 Rushing Yards 24 - 28 34 - 279 Penalties-Penalty Yards 2 - 15 4 - 30 Turnovers 0 2 Time of Possession 20:36 23:24
Scoring Summary FIRST QUARTER SCORING MD SYR 6:51 (SYR) Dalton Wear, 4 Yd Pass From Immanuel Hendrix 0 7 0:07 (MD) Nick Faulk, 6 Yd Run 7 7 SECOND QUARTER SCORING MD SYR 5:33 (MD) Jaren Freeman, 9 Yd Run 14 7 2:04 (SYR) Lee Browner, 4 Yd Run 14 14 0:24 (SYR) Jeffrey Franz, 32 Yd Pass From Immanuel Hendrix 14 21 THIRD QUARTER SCORING MD SYR 6:41 (MD) Mike Vohasek, Returned Interception 79 Yds 21 21 4:03 (SYR) Dalton Wear, 52 Yd Pass From Immanuel Hendrix 21 28 2:31 (MD) Shane Self, 9 Yd Pass From Nick Faulk 28 28 FOURTH QUARTER SCORING MD SYR 8:45 (SYR) Lee Browner, 5 Yd Run 28 35 5:38 (SYR) Dalton Wear, 64 Yd Pass From Immanuel Hendrix 28 42 4:50 (MD) Noah Teague, 70 Yd Pass From Nick Faulk 35 42 1:51 (SYR) Lee Browner, 1 Yd Run 35 49 0:57 (SYR) Desmond Brewer, 23 Yd FG 35 52
Maryland Terrapins PASSING C/A YDS TD INT Nick Faulk 21/30 295 2 0 RUSHING ATT YDS AVG TD Jaren Freeman 13 70 5.3 1 Nick Faulk 9 -39 -4.3 1 DeMarcus Ahmed 2 -3 -1.5 0 RECEIVING REC YDS AVG TD Noah Teague 5 95 19.0 1 Shane Self 5 49 9.8 1 Trent Moncrief 5 44 8.8 0 Jaren Freeman 3 24 8.0 0 Barry Epperson 1 9 9.0 0 Cordell Henery 1 62 62.0 0 DeMarcus Ahmeed 1 12 12.0 0 BLOCKING PANCAKE SACK Dorian Bitonio 6 2 Rashawn Hines 5 1 DEFENSE TACK SACK INT TD SS Soma Silatolu 11 0 0 0 MLB Fetu Whipple 8 0 (2TFL) 0 0 DE Steve Rubin 6 0 1 0 LB Sam Troutman 3 0 (2TFL) 0 0 SS Mike Vohasek 3 0 1 1 DE Mike Webb 2 1 (1TFL) 0 0 KICKING FG XP PTS LG Tucker Fredrick 0/0 5/5 5 NA PUNTING TOT YDS AVG -20 Danny Bradley 3 130 43.3 1 KICK RETURN RET YDS AVG TD Amar'e Capra 4 59 14.7 0 Syracuse Orange PASSING C/A YDS TD INT Immanuel Hendrix 21/32 339 4 2 RUSHING ATT YDS AVG TD Lee Browner 26 211 8.1 3 Trenton Gilliam 6 78 13.0 0 Immanuel Hendrix 2 -10 -5.0 0 RECEIVING REC YDS AVG TD Dalton Wear 7 191 27.2 3 Cam Darr 6 60 10.0 0 Jeffrey Franz 4 60 15.0 1 Lee Browner 2 10 5.0 0 Roy McCleon 2 18 9.0 0 BLOCKING PANCAKE SACK Marvin Ford 9 0 Antwaun Loudermilk 5 1 DEFENSE TACK SACK INT TD LB Demetrious VIlma 7 1 (2TFL) 0 0 MLB Ernie McHugh 7 1.5 (2TFL) 0 0 DE Jason Veasy 6 2.5 (6TFL) 0 0 MLB Cam McQuaide 5 1 (3TFL) 0 0 DE Robert Foster 5 0.5 (4TFL) 0 0 DT Terrell Sturm 3 0.5 (2TFL) 0 0 KICKING FG XP PTS LG Desmond Brewer 1/1 7/7 10 24 PUNTING TOT YDS AVG -20 Mohammad Ha 1 40 40.0 0 KICK RETURN RET YDS AVG TD Spencer Everett 2 33 16.5 0 Elton Romberg 2 28 14.0 0 PUNT RETURN RET YDS AVG TD Dalton Wear 2 14 6.5 0

LEFT - Mike Vohasek jumped the out in the flat for the 78 yard defensive touchdown to pull Maryland even once again.
CENTER - The 'Cuse Crushers' harassed Terps QB Nick Faulk to the tune of 7 sacks, including three on the final Maryland possession.
RIGHT - Noah Teague leveraged himself to the outside to get enough room to escape on this 70 yard TD int he 4th quarter, but it was too little too late for Maryland.

Syracuse, NY. - Second-ranked Syracuse overcame a slow start and a resilient Maryland squad to pull away late for a 52-35 victory, extending its winning streak to seven games. The Orange exploded for 24 points in the fourth quarter, led by standout performances from Lee Browner and Dalton Wear, to fend off the upset-minded Terrapins.

Maryland proved to be a tough challenge early, striking first with a 6-yard touchdown run from Nick Faulk. Syracuse responded with a short touchdown pass from Immanuel Hendrix to Dalton Wear, but the Orange struggled to find rhythm for much of the first half. Hendrix threw an interception early, and the Syracuse offense sputtered before finally coming alive in the final two minutes of the second quarter. Hendrix caught fire, going 5-for-8 for 135 yards on back-to-back scoring drives, including a 32-yard touchdown to tight end Jeffrey Franz that gave Syracuse a 21-14 lead at the break.

However, Maryland quickly struck back in the third quarter, as Mike Vohasek picked off Hendrix and returned it 79 yards for a pick-six, stunning the home crowd and tying the game at 21. Hendrix rebounded on the next drive, launching a 52-yard touchdown strike to Wear, but Maryland continued to trade blows, responding with a 9-yard touchdown pass from Faulk to Shane Self, once again evening the score at 28 with 2:31 left in the third.

From there, Syracuse took control. Browner powered in a 5-yard touchdown early in the fourth to give the Orange a 35-28 lead, and after a defensive stop, Hendrix connected with Wear again—this time for a 64-yard bomb—to create some breathing room. Maryland briefly threatened when Faulk hit Noah Teague for a 70-yard score, but Syracuse shut the door with Browner’s third rushing touchdown of the game and a late field goal by Desmond Brewer.

Hendrix overcame a sluggish start, finishing 21-of-32 for 339 yards, four touchdowns, and two interceptions. Browner added another dominant rushing performance, racking up 211 yards and three touchdowns, bringing his season total to 16 scores. Wear torched the Terrapins’ secondary with three touchdown receptions.

Defensively, Syracuse pressured Faulk all game, tallying seven sacks, including three on Maryland’s final drive. Middle linebacker Ernie McHugh sealed the victory with a sack to end the game.

Meanwhile, Ball State continued to roll, dismantling Missouri 59-6 behind Anthony Elam’s five-touchdown performance, keeping their playoff hopes alive.

Syracuse now shifts focus to a road battle at Pittsburgh’s Acrisure Stadium next week, looking to extend its winning streak and maintain momentum in the ACC race.

Week Ten ACC Results
14 #23 Wake Forest (6-2) @ NC State (6-3) 45
24 Boston College (1-7) @ #2 Miami (7-1) 41
29 West Virginia (2-7) @ Virginia (3-5) 35
27 Pittsburgh (5-4) @ #14 Virginia Tech (6-2) 28
16 North Carolina (2-6) @ South Carolina (7-2) 24
16 Clemson (3-5) @ Florida State (7-2) 45
38 Georgia Tech (2-6) @ Duke (4-4) 7

Notable Week Ten Results
27 #22 Ohio State (5-3) @ Indiana (4-4) 33
17 Oregon State (4-6) @ #18 Boise State (6-2) 11
27 #7 Georgia (7-1) @ #19 Florida (5-3) 20
6 Missouri (4-4) @ #6 Ball State (7-1) 59
35 Kanas State (5-3) @ #13 Arkansas (5-3) 45
27 Tennessee (3-5) @ #4 Alabama (8-1) 45
6 Michigan State (5-3) @ #21 Penn State (5-3) 13

[Deuce2223]

Re: From The Shadows | The Rise Of "Nitro" Nash Savage (CFB25)

I think Seth Harris from the early USC days was my favorite. He was just a 3 down guy that could do it all. Hoag and Browner are both cut from the same cloth, explosive runners who just need some space to accelerate through. I'm still looking for a guy like Manny Velasco who is a power/speed combo, kind of like you had with Logan. Velsaco technically played 2nd fiddle to Shembo at the end, but he was just as dynamic and could have probably anchored the offense himself if it wasn't for the "Reggie" to his Lendale"

And as far as your thread, on the main page it says it hasn't updated since 2/27 morning but then I go into the thread and the last post is the Panthers beating MIA. The whole site looks like its being weird though, mine doesn't show as being updated either?

Yeah I can't even see comments I put on other people's threads now and I can't see any comments left on my thread or posts I I have shared. Doesn't work for my computer or phone.