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

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2032 Week Four Preview

Matchup Preview *|* September 25, 2032
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#6 Mississippi Rebels (3-0, 2-0 Away)		#1 Syracuse Orange (3-0, Home)
Injury Report C Dustin John (84) Achilles Tear (17 Weeks) Game Notes Ole Miss Rebels 2032 Results @ Virginia Tech (0-3) W 15-13 FCS W 34-14 @ Sam Houston (1-2) W 38-16

Ole Miss Rebels 88/87/89 Stats - 2032
Passing	C/ATT	YDS	AVG	YDS/G	LONG	TD	INT	RAT
SR(RS) Nate Alba (82)	56/74 (75%)	651	8.8	217.0	32	6	1	173.6
Rushing	ATT	YDS	AVG	LONG	20+	TD	YDS/G	FUM
SR Cortez Hardy (83)	50	239	4.8	28	3	2	79.7	1
Receiving	REC	YDS	AVG	TD	LONG	DROPS	YDS/G	YAC
JR Doug Ramsay (84)	13	194	14.9	2	29	1	64.7	55
	Tackles			Sacks		Interceptions
Defense	SOLO	AST	TOT	SACK	TLOSS	PD	INT	TD
CB SR Stephen Jones (83)	14	1	15	0	0	3	0	0
LB SR(RS) Reggie Hammer	7	1	8	0.5	2	1	0	0
DE SO(RS) Jameson Bortles (84)	11	2	13	9	0	1	0	0
FS SR(RS) Rashad Vasher (83)	1	2	3	0	0	1	1	0

Week Four ACC Schedule
#25 South Carolina (0-2) @ Boston College (1-2)
Rice (2-1) @ Duke (1-1)
#24 Maryland (2-1) @ #10 NC State (2-0)
North Carolina (2-0) @ Florida State (1-2)
#11 Notre Dame (3-1) @ #15 Miami (1-2)
#20 Wake Forest (2-0) @ Virginia Tech (0-3)
Kansas State (1-1) @ #12 Georgia Tech (2-1)
Clemson (2-1) @ Virginia (0-2)

Notable Week Four Matchups
#4 Ball State (3-0) @ #7 Tulane (3-0)
#22 USC (1-1) @ #9 Oregon (3-0)
#23 Michigan (2-0) @ Minnesota (2-1)
#14 Florida (1-1) @ #8 Texas (2-1)

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Orange Win Another Thriller With Late Hendrix Touchdown


It was another up and down night for Hendrix who overcame another three interceptions to toss this winning 75 yard TD to Dalton Wear, who took the slant and made magic.

Mississippi Rebels at Syracuse Orange
Sep 25, 2032 1 2 3 4 F #6 MISS (3-0) 0 @1 7 10 38 #1 SYR (3-0) 7 14 7 14 42 Top Performers PASS: OLE Nate Alba - 24/28, 364 Yds, 3 TD, INT RUSH: OLE Cortez Hardy - 28 Att, 117 Yds, 2 TD REC: SU Dalton Wear - 5 Rec, 175 Yds, 3 TD	Team Stats Comparison MISS SYR First Downs 27 16 3rd Down Efficiency 7/12 1/8 4th Down Efficiency 0/0 3/4 Total Yards 579 617 Passing Yards 364 374 Rushing Yards 41 - 116 24 - 134 Penalties-Penalty Yards 1 - 5 4 - 33 Turnovers 1 3 Time of Possession 26:28 17:32
Scoring Summary FIRST QUARTER SCORING MISS SYR 3:18 (SYR) Lee Browner, 25 Yd Run 0 7 SECOND QUARTER SCORING MISS SYR 9:15 (SYR) Ryan Magoolaghan, 39 Yd Pass From Immanuel Hendrix 0 14 5:03 (MISS) Angelo Boger, 21 Yd Pass From Nate Alba 7 14 2:59 (MISS) Ruben Thorne, 11 Yd Pass From Nate Alba 14 14 2:46 (SYR) Dalton Wear, 83 Yd Pass From Immanuel Hendrix 14 21 0:27 (MISS) Angelo Boger, 16 Yd Pass From Nate Alba 21 21 THIRD QUARTER SCORING MISS SYR 7:20 (MISS) Cortez Hardy, 5 Yd Run 28 21 2:48 (SYR) Dalton Wear, 2 Yd Pass From Immanuel Hendrix 28 28 FOURTH QUARTER SCORING MISS SYR 10:57 (MISS) Cortez Hardy, 1 Yd Run 35 28 7:43 (SYR) Lee Browner, 2 Yd Run 35 35 0:45 (MISS) Marvin DiNapoli, 46 Yd FG 38 35 0:37 (SYR) Dalton Wear, 75 Yd Pass From Immanuel Hendrix 38 42
Mississippi Rebels PASSING C/A YDS TD INT Nate Alba 24/28 364 3 1 RUSHING ATT YDS AVG TD Cortez Hardy 28 117 4.1 2 Nate Alba 7 -18 -2.5 0 Walt McMahon 5 13 2.6 0 Skylar McCune 1 4 4.0 0 RECEIVING REC YDS AVG TD Angelo Boger 8 169 21.1 2 Ruben Thorne 4 56 14.0 1 Doug Ramsay 4 41 10.2 0 Frederick Goodwell 2 54 27.0 0 Marvin Reddick 2 17 8.5 0 Marco Crook 2 15 7.5 0 Cortez Hardy 2 12 6.0 0 BLOCKING PANCAKE SACK Cory Skaggs 11 0 Devontae Gossett 3 1 DEFENSE TACK SACK INT TD MLB David Cooper 8 0 (1TFL) 0 0 FS Rashaud Vasher 5 0 (1TFL) 1 0 DE Steven dePofi 5 1 (2TFL) 0 0 CB Stephen Jones 2 0 1 0 MLB George Obada 1 0 1 0 KICKING FG XP PTS LG Mavin DiNapoli 1/1 5/5 8 46 PUNTING TOT YDS AVG -20 Josh Granger 3 108 36.0 0 KICK RETURN RET YDS AVG TD Angelo Boger 6 86 14.3 0 George Westbrook 1 13 13.0 0 Syracuse Orange PASSING C/A YDS TD INT Immanuel Hendrix 12/25 374 4 3 RUSHING ATT YDS AVG TD Lee Browner 15 94 6.2 2 Larry Pettis 5 23 4.6 0 Immanuel Hendrix 4 17 4.2 0 RECEIVING REC YDS AVG TD Dalton Wear 5 175 35.0 3 Cam Darr 2 8 4.0 0 Ryan Magoolaghan 2 111 55.5 1 Roy McCleon 2 61 30.5 0 Spencer Everett 1 19 19.0 0 BLOCKING PANCAKE SACK Matthew Durant 3 0 Bruce Wheat 2 1 DEFENSE TACK SACK INT TD SS Layne Smith 15 0 (4TFL) 0 0 CB Jeremiah Paris 11 0 0 0 FS Max McGlockton 9 0 1 0 MLB Deontae Mare 8 1 (3TFL) 0 0 LB Maurice Lokombo 4 1 (1TFL) 0 0 DE Isaiah Largent 3 1 (3TFL) 0 0 KICKING FG XP PTS LG Devon Heaps 0/0 6/6 6 NA PUNTING TOT YDS AVG -20 Mohammad Ha 1 38 38.0 0 KICK RETURN RET YDS AVG TD Spencer Everett 4 64 16.0 0 Max Mangum 2 29 14.5 0 PUNT RETURN RET YDS AVG TD Dalton Wear 3 16 5.3 0

LEFT - FS Rashaud Vasher ensuring the game stayed tied at the half, intercepting the late touchdown attempt by Hendrix for the 3rd INT of the 1st half for Hendrix.
CENTER - Lee Browner bounced back with 94 yards and two touchdowns after missing much of the last contest.
RIGHT - Nate Alba nearly upset the defending three time Champions, driving the Rebels to the Orange 12 yard line, but was sacked on 3rd and 10 and watched as the time ran out before he could get Ole Miss to the line.

Syracuse, NY. - For the 2nd straight game the Syracuse Orange took a 14-0 lead, but found themselves needing a touchdown in the final two minutes once again to pull away with a 42-38 victory over the previous undefeated Ole Miss Rebels (3-0).

Trailing #6 Ole Miss by three with less than a minute remaining, Hendrix shook off an otherwise rocky performance and delivered a 75-yard touchdown strike to Wear, lifting #1 Syracuse to a thrilling 42-38 victory in front of a sold-out JMA Dome crowd. The win kept Syracuse (3-0) undefeated heading into their bye week and marked their third consecutive win over a ranked opponent to open the season.

The game began in promising fashion for the Orange as Lee Browner ripped off a 25-yard touchdown run on the opening possession to give Syracuse a 7-0 lead. After a defensive stand, Hendrix added to the lead in the second quarter by finding Ryan Magoolaghan on a 39-yard touchdown pass, giving the Orange what felt like a comfortable 14-0 lead. But that’s when things unraveled.

On the ensuing drive, Hendrix threw his first interception of the game, allowing Ole Miss to capitalize with Nate Alba hitting Angelo Boger for a 21-yard touchdown. Two possessions later, Hendrix was intercepted again, and the Rebels immediately turned it into points as Alba connected with Ruben Thorne for an 11-yard score to tie the game.

Hendrix did temporarily atone for his mistakes on the following drive, hitting Wear in stride for a 83-yard touchdown, but Ole Miss continued to apply pressure. Following Hendrix’s third interception of the quarter, Alba again found Boger — this time from 16 yards out — to send the game into halftime tied at 21-21.

The second half became a war of attrition. Ole Miss opened the third quarter with a physical 5-yard touchdown run from Cortez Hardy to take a 28-21 lead, but Hendrix responded by engineering a methodical drive capped off by a 2-yard touchdown pass to Wear — their second scoring connection of the game. The teams entered the fourth quarter tied 28-28, setting the stage for a dramatic finish.

Both teams exchanged touchdown runs early in the 4th quarter as neither team came up with a big enough play to pull away. Following a quick Syracuse three-and-out, Ole Miss burned clock and methodically drove into field goal range, setting up DiNapoli’s 46-yard field goal to give the Rebels a 38-35 lead with just 50 seconds remaining.

For most teams, it would’ve felt like the game was over. For Hendrix and Wear, it was just another opportunity.

On the first play of Syracuse’s desperation drive, Hendrix immediately looked toward his star receiver. Wear caught a short slant pass, made two defenders miss, and accelerated down the sideline for a jaw-dropping 75-yard touchdown, stunning Ole Miss and reigniting the raucous home crowd.

Still, Ole Miss had one last shot. Alba drove the Rebels down to the Syracuse 12-yard line with just 12 seconds remaining after connecting on gains of 27, 7, 14, and 21 yards. But the Orange defense held firm. On 3rd and 10, linebacker Deontae Mare sacked Alba, forcing a frantic attempt to spike the ball. Time expired before Ole Miss could get another play off, sealing another dramatic victory for Syracuse.

With three ranked wins under their belt, Syracuse enters their bye week as the clear frontrunner in the College Football Playoff race — but questions remain. Hendrix’s wild inconsistency, the defense’s occasional breakdowns, and injuries to key players like Browner have made every game a nail-biter.

“We can’t keep doing this every week,” Coach Savage admitted. “We love the fight, but we’ve got to clean it up.”

In other action, Ball State continued their early success with a dominant 28-10 win over #7 Tulane in New Orleans. Running back Daryl Pope once again stole the show, rumbling for 148 yards and 4 touchdowns, firmly establishing himself as the Heisman Trophy frontrunner.

Syracuse’s thrilling comeback victory paid off in a big way on the recruiting trail, as the Orange landed a staggering nine commitments in the aftermath — headlined by 5-star WR Jimmy McCann (#23 OVR) and 5-star DE Max Pelshak (#3 OVR).

Week Four ACC Results
32 South Carolina (0-3) @ Boston College (2-2) 38
13 Rice (2-2) @ Duke (2-1) 31
35 #16 Maryland (3-1) @ #15 NC State (2-1) 28
21 North Carolina (3-0) @ Florida State (1-3) 16
30 #19 Notre Dame (3-2) @ #11 Miami (2-2) 48
34 #14 Wake Forest (3-0) @ Virginia Tech (0-4) 7
9 Kansas State (1-2) @ #9 Georgia Tech (3-1) 10
22 Clemson (2-2) @ Virginia (1-2) 24

Notable Week Four Results
28 #2 Ball State (4-0) @ #12 Tulane (3-1) 10
20 USC (1-2) @ #6 Oregon (4-0) 45
20 #18 Michigan (3-0) @ Minnesota (2-2) 10
59 #7 Florida (2-1) @ #17 Texas (2-2) 13

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

Back to back great games, coming away with 2 more big wins to prepare you for another playoff run.. Those are the quality opponents you got to beat come playoff time.

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Back to back great games, coming away with 2 more big wins to prepare you for another playoff run.. Those are the quality opponents you got to beat come playoff time.

Definitely big wins but games we let them get back into. After the 8 TD game for Hendrix I adjusted the sliders a bit and they definitely caught up with us. Still, great games aside from the inconsistency. Just got to make a few more plays on both sides of the ball and the games aren't as close. Still trying to find my "guy" on defense, all of the pass rushers have great ratings but don't have the same feel that Veasy had lol

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2032 Week Six Preview

Matchup Preview *|* October 9, 2032
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#1 Syracuse Orange (4-0, 1-0 Away)		#17 Wake Forest Demon Deacons (3-1, 1-0 Home)
Injury Report HB Oscar Rashed (77) Dislocated Hip (3 Weeks) T Klay Bynum (82) Broken Ankle (14 Weeks) WR Paul Canaday (74) Ruptured Disk (2 Weeks) C Julius Ahlers (82) Foot Fracture (4 Weeks) Game Notes 2032 Wake Forest Demon Deacons Results FCS W 45-13 @ Georgia Southern (2-2) W 27-24 @ Virginia Tech (0-4) W 34-7 @ Notre Dame (4-2) L 31-20

Wake Forest Demon Deacons Stats - 2032
Passing	C/ATT	YDS	AVG	YDS/G	LONG	TD	INT	RAT
JR(RS) Cam Ruffin (78)	82/129 (63%)	1,044	8.1	261.0	73	11	1	158.1
Rushing	ATT	YDS	AVG	LONG	20+	TD	YDS/G	FUM
JR(RS) Larry Butts (80)	45	237	5.3	31	4	1	59.3	0
Receiving	REC	YDS	AVG	TD	LONG	DROPS	YDS/G	YAC
SR(RS) Moses Eddy (79)	19	274	14.4	2	28	2	68.5	74
	Tackles			Sacks		Interceptions
Defense	SOLO	AST	TOT	SACK	TLOSS	PD	INT	TD
LB SR(RS) John Hart (82)	16	9	25	1.5	1	6	0	0
DE SR(RS) Rashad Rothe (85)	11	1	12	1	6	3	0	0
LB SR(RS) Shaun Bowling (79)	13	2	15	3	2	2	0	0
CB SR(RS) Barka Amadi (86)	9	2	11	0	0	3	2	0

Week Six ACC Schedule
#20 Georgia Tech (3-2) @ #24 NC State (2-2)
Virginia (2-2) @ North Carolina (3-1)
West Virginia (4-0) @ South Carolina (0-4)
Boston College (2-2) @ #7 Alabama (3-1)
Florida State (2-3) @ Clemson (2-3)
Mississippi State (2-2 @ Virginia Tech (0-4)
Pittsburgh (2-2) @ Duke (2-2)

Notable Week Six Matchups
#21 Tulane (3-2) @ Texas Tech (3-1)
#14 Iowa (4-0) @ Ohio State (3-1)
#19 Texas (2-3) @ Oklahoma (1-4)
#23 Arkansas (2-2) @ #3 Houston (4-0)
#18 Wisconsin (4-1) @ #12 Michigan (4-0)
Tennessee (4-1) @ #6 Florida (3-1)

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Orange Are On A Roll!


It appeared like the Orange defense was going to squander another early lead against Wake, but then Kevin Schweitzer snagged the first of two interceptions and returned it for a late touchdown to give Cuse a 35-14 lead at the break.

Syracuse Orange at Wake Forest Demon Deacons
Oct 9, 2032 1 2 3 4 F #1 SYR (4-0) 14 21 7 14 56 #17 WAKE (3-1) 0 14 10 3 27 Top Performers PASS: SU Immanuel Hendrix - 16/21, 357 Yds, 5 TD, 2 INT RUSH: SU Lee Browner - 23 Att, 195 Yds, 2 TD REC: SU Dalton Wear - 6 Rec, 203 Yds, 2 TD	Team Stats Comparison SYR WAKE First Downs 24 16 3rd Down Efficiency 5/6 6/13 4th Down Efficiency 0/0 0/1 Total Yards 707 494 Passing Yards 391 357 Rushing Yards 29 - 205 25 - 45 Penalties-Penalty Yards 5 - 40 0 - 0 Turnovers 2 2 Time of Possession 21:33 22:27
Scoring Summary FIRST QUARTER SCORING SYR WAKE 7:52 (SYR) Dalton Wear, 10 Yd Pass From Immanuel Hendrix 7 0 0:38 (SYR) Ryan Magoolaghan, 53 Yd Pass From Immanuel Hendrix 14 0 SECOND QUARTER SCORING SYR WAKE 10:49 (WAKE) Moses Eddy, 86 Yd Pass From Cam Ruffin 14 7 8:24 (SYR) Ryan Magoolaghan, 24 Yd Pass From Immanuel Hendrix 21 7 4:37 (WAKE) Noah DeVries, 21 Yd Pass From Cam Ruffin 21 14 1:25 (SYR) Roy McCleon, 11 Yd Pass From Immanuel Hendrix 28 14 1:03 (SYR) Kevin Schweitzer, Returned Interception 46 Yds 35 14 THIRD QUARTER SCORING SYR WAKE 8:15 (WAKE) Dennis Hargrave, 28 Yd FG 35 17 7:24 (SYR) Dalton Wear, 63 Yd Pass From Immanuel Hendrix 42 17 3:36 (WAKE) Salesi Cherry, 25 Yd Pass F rom Cam Ruffin 42 24 FOURTH QUARTER SCORING SYR WAKE 7:25 (SYR) Lee Browner, 7 Yd Run 49 24 4:41 (SYR) Lee Browner, 4 Yd Run 56 24 1:14 (WAKE) Dennis Hargrave, 32 Yd FG 56 27
Syracuse Orange PASSING C/A YDS TD INT Immanuel Hendrix 16/21 391 5 2 RUSHING ATT YDS AVG TD Lee Browner 23 195 8.4 2 Nolan McKay 4 13 3.2 0 Immanuel Hendrix 2 -3 -1.5 0 RECEIVING REC YDS AVG TD Dalton Wear 6 203 33.8 2 Cam Darr 5 54 10.8 0 Ryan Magoolaghan 2 82 41.0 2 Roy McCleon 2 37 18.5 1 Nolan McKay 1 15 15.0 0 BLOCKING PANCAKE SACK Dallas Eulls 8 0 Matthew Durant 5 0 DEFENSE TACK SACK INT TD SS Layne Smith 16 1 (4TFL) 0 0 CB Kevin Schweitzer 12 0 (1TFL) 2 1 FS Max McGlockton 10 0 (1TFL) 0 0 DE Dawand Ijalana 5 2.5 (2TFL) 0 0 MLB Cam McQuaide 4 0.5 (1TFL) 0 0 CB Jeremiah Paris 3 0.5 0 0 DE Isaiah Largent 2 0.5 (2TFL) 0 0 DT Terrell Sturm 2 1 (1TFL) 0 0 KICKING FG XP PTS LG Devon Heaps 0/0 8/8 8 NA KICK RETURN RET YDS AVG TD Max Mangum 4 79 19.7 0 Spencer Everett 1 12 12.0 0 PUNT RETURN RET YDS AVG TD Dalton Wear 3 20 6.6 0 Wake Forest Demon Deacons PASSING C/A YDS TD INT Cam Ruffin 26/35 357 3 2 RUSHING ATT YDS AVG TD Larry Butts 11 25 2.2 0 Cam Ruffin 10 4 0.4 0 Brian Zolak 4 16 4.0 0 RECEIVING REC YDS AVG TD Nick Durant 6 39 6.5 0 Brian Zolak 5 30 6.0 0 Salesi Cherry 3 43 14.3 1 Deacon Chubb 3 63 21.0 0 Moses Eddy 3 98 32.6 1 Larry Butts 3 24 8.0 0 Quincy Dumervil 1 32 32.0 0 Mitch Dennis 1 7 7.0 0 Noah Devries 1 21 21.0 1 BLOCKING PANCAKE SACK Ty Avril 5 1 Brett Hendricks 4 2 DEFENSE TACK SACK INT TD FS Shamir Ball 13 0 0 0 MLB Nathan Rugamba 9 0 0 0 CB Barka Amadi 6 0 (1TFL) 2 0 DE Bobby Shipley 3 1 (2TFL) 0 0 KICKING FG XP PTS LG Dennis Hargrave 2/3 3/3 9 33 PUNTING TOT YDS AVG -20 Anton Paschal 3 115 38.3 0 KICK RETURN RET YDS AVG TD Dion Bettis 7 92 13.1 0

LEFT - Salesi Cherry coming up with a miraculous grab after two Syracuse defenders whiffed on the red zone INT.
CENTER - HISTORY!!! The first blocked kick in Coach Savage's (and Coach Reds for that matter) career!
RIGHT - Two interceptions appeared to turn the tide for the Deacons, but the Cuse defense held firm forcing field goals on both drives and blocking the 2nd out right..

Winston-Salem, NC. - Syracuse’s high-powered offense once again proved too much to handle, as the top-ranked Orange stormed into Winston-Salem and left with a convincing 56-27 victory over No. 17 Wake Forest. Behind another prolific performance from quarterback Immanuel Hendrix, who tossed five touchdown passes, the Orange improved to 5-0 on the season and continued their march toward a potential playoff return.

Syracuse wasted no time setting the tone, as Hendrix found Dalton Wear for a 10-yard touchdown pass on the opening drive before connecting with tight end Ryan Magoolaghan for a 53-yard score to take a quick 14-0 first-quarter lead. Wake Forest responded in the second quarter when Cam Ruffin found Moses Eddy for an 86-yard catch-and-run that cut the lead in half. However, the Orange were unfazed, with Hendrix answering by tossing a 24-yard touchdown to Magoolaghan for their second connection of the day. Wake Forest refused to go away quietly, responding with another Ruffin touchdown pass — this time to Noah DeVries from 21 yards out — to once again trim the deficit to seven.

Just as the Demon Deacons looked primed to make it a game, the Orange delivered a crushing blow late in the second quarter. Hendrix capped a 65-yard drive with an 11-yard touchdown strike to Roy McCleon before the Syracuse defense made its biggest play of the game. Wake Forest, hoping to close the gap before halftime, instead watched cornerback Kevin Schweitzer jump a route and return an interception 46 yards to the house — giving the Orange a commanding 35-14 halftime lead.

Hendrix stayed hot in the second half, opening the third quarter by launching a 63-yard touchdown strike to Wear for their second connection of the game and extending the lead to 42-17. Wake Forest added a field goal and another passing touchdown from Ruffin, but the game was well out of reach at that point. Running back Lee Browner put the finishing touches on the win with a pair of fourth-quarter rushing scores, sealing Syracuse’s fifth consecutive victory.

Despite allowing 402 total yards (357 through the air), the Orange defense continued to be opportunistic — forcing two interceptions, blocking a field goal, and recording six sacks on the afternoon. Schweitzer was particularly impactful, not only returning a pick for a touchdown but also grabbing a second interception later in the contest. Hendrix finished the day 16-of-21 for 391 yards and five touchdowns, pushing his season total to 27 passing scores through five games. Browner added 195 rushing yards and two scores, while Wear continued his sensational season with another 203 yards and two touchdowns on four catches.

Elsewhere in the Big 12, Ball State enjoyed a well-deserved bye week after dismantling Boise State 55-24 a week prior. Star running back Daryl Pope continued his torrid pace with 263 yards and three touchdowns in the win.

Off the field, the Orange’s momentum continued on the recruiting trail. Five-star tight end Tracey Kashama, the No. 23 overall prospect, announced his commitment to Syracuse shortly after the game despite taking an official visit to Notre Dame during the weekend. However, the Orange did suffer a minor recruiting setback when five-star quarterback Frank Thomas opted to stay close to home and commit to Maryland, leaving Syracuse still searching for their future signal-caller.

Syracuse remaisn on the road next week as they travel to Chesnut Hill, where the Boston College Eagles hope to score more than a lone field goal against their rival.

Week Six ACC Results
21 #22 Georgia Tech (3-3) @ #15 NC State (3-2) 24
31 Virginia (2-3) @ North Carolina (4-1) 35
West Virginia (4-1) @ South Carolina (1-4) 33
32 Boston College (3-2) @ #19 Alabama (3-2) 31
31 Florida State (3-3) @ Clemson (2-4) 30
33 Mississippi State (3-2) @ Virginia Tech (0-5) 23
29 Pittsburgh (2-3) @ Duke (3-2) 34

Notable Week Six Results
40 #14 Tulane (4-2) @ Texas Tech (3-2) 7
24 #9 Iowa (5-0) @ Ohio State (3-2) 21
27 #12 Georgia (4-1) @ Texas A&M (3-2) 52
48 #13 Arkansas (3-2) @ #7 Houston (4-1) 45
35 #20 Arizona State (4-1) @ USC (2-3) 18
44 Tennessee (5-1) @ #16 Florida (3-2) 10
36 #18 Wisconsin (4-2) @ #6 Michigan (5-0) 38

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2032 Week Seven Preview

Matchup Preview *|* October 16, 2032
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#1 Syracuse Orange (5-0, 2-0 Away)		Boston College Eagles (3-2, 2-1 Home)
Injury Report HB James Spitzer (78) Dislocated Knee (1 Week) CB Dean Kowalkowski (78) Ruptured Disk (2 Weeks) Game Notes 2032 Boston College Eagles Results FCS W 52-27 Louisville (2-3) L 17-10 @ Florida State (3-3) L 52-10 South Carolina (1-4) W 38-32 @ Alabama (3-2) W 32-31

Boston College (82/83/84) Stats - 2032
Passing	C/ATT	YDS	AVG	YDS/G	LONG	TD	INT	RAT
SO(RS) Leo Nowak (74)	95/143 (66%)	1,417	9.9	283.4	80	14	2	179.1
Rushing	ATT	YDS	AVG	LONG	20+	TD	YDS/G	FUM
JR(RS) Jeremiah DiMarco (77)	27	145	5.4	40	2	0	29.0	0
Receiving	REC	YDS	AVG	TD	LONG	DROPS	YDS/G	YAC
FR(RS) Jeremy Castille (72)	24	515	21.5	4	80	0	103.0	323
	Tackles			Sacks		Interceptions
Defense	SOLO	AST	TOT	SACK	TLOSS	PD	INT	TD
CB JR(RS) Marco Bean (84)	27	12	39	1.5	0	2	0	0
DE JR(RS) Al Levine	11	6	17	0	4	0	0	0
LB JR Danny Gore	9	2	11	3.5	1	0	0	0

Week Seven ACC Schedule
#15 NC State (3-2) @ #16 Florida (3-2)
Virginia (2-3) @ Pittsburgh (2-3)
Duke (3-2) @ North Carolina (4-1)
South Carolina (1-4) @ #22 Georgia Tech (3-3)
#3 Miami (3-2) @ #5 Maryland (4-1)
Florida State (3-3) @ #24 Wake Forest (3-2)
Virginia Tech (0-5) @ West Virginia (4-1)

Notable Week Seven Matchups
#19 Alabama (3-2) @ Kentucky (5-0)
#13 Arkansas (3-2) @ Nebraska (4-2)
#12 Georgia (4-1) @ Tennessee (5-1)
#4 Ole Miss (3-2) @ #17 LSU (3-2)
#23 Baylor (4-1) @ #2 Ball State (5-0)
#9 Iowa (5-0) @ #18 Wisconsin (4-2)
#11 TCU (4-1) @ #14 Tulane (4-2)

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BC Comes Out Flat, Gets Bowled Over By 'Cuse


Isaiah Largent is quickly emerging as the replacement for Jason Veasy, stripping QB Leo Nowak in the endzone. DT Terrell Sturm would recover as the Orange defense scored 3 1st half TDs.

Syracuse Orange at Boston College Eagles
Oct 16, 2032 1 2 3 4 F #1 SYR (5-0) 21 24 7 7 59 BC (3-2) 0 0 14 7 21 Top Performers PASS: BC Leo Nowak - 25/32, 374 Yds, 2 TD, 2 INT RUSH: SU Lee Browner - 6 Att, 109 Yds, TD REC: BC Jonathon Coco - 5 Rec, 136 Yds, TD	Team Stats Comparison SYR BC First Downs 21 18 3rd Down Efficiency 5/8 3/10 4th Down Efficiency 0/2 1/1 Total Yards 573 457 Passing Yards 213 374 Rushing Yards 29 - 292 22 - 4 Penalties-Penalty Yards 5 - 45 0 - 0 Turnovers 0 4 Time of Possession 21:54 22:06
Scoring Summary FIRST QUARTER SCORING SYR BC 7:54 (SYR) Dalton Wear, 2 Yd Pass From Immanuel Hendrix 7 0 4:24 (SYR) Layne Smith, Returned Fumbled 65 Yds 14 0 3:07 (SYR) Terrell Sturm, Returned Fumble 1 Yd 21 0 SECOND QUARTER SCORING SYR BC 8:33 (SYR) Devon Heaps, 44 Yd FG 24 0 7:11 (SYR) Jeremiah Paris, Returned Interception 63 Yds 31 0 5:07 (SYR) Dalton Wear, 68 Yd Pass From Immanuel Hendrix 38 0 2:09 (SYR) Lee Browner, 58 Yd Run 45 0 THIRD QUARTER SCORING SYR BC 7:55 (BC) Marvin Thrash, 19 Yd Pass From Leo Nowak 45 7 4:38 (BC) Jeremiah DiMarco, 3 Yd Run 45 14 3:12 (SYR) Spencer Everett, 36 Yd Pass From Channing Dillard 52 14 FOURTH QUARTER SCORING SYR BC 7:09 (SYR) Nolan McKay, 1 Yd Run 59 14 3:36 (BC) Jonathon Coco, 83 Yd Pass From Leo Nowak 59 21
Syracuse Orange PASSING C/A YDS TD INT Immanuel Hendrix 8/13 149 2 0 Channing Dillard 3/5 64 ! 0 RUSHING ATT YDS AVG TD Nolan McKay 15 146 9.7 1 Lee Browner 6 109 18.1 1 Larry Pettis 4 28 7.0 0 Channing Dillard 2 2 1.0 0 Immanuel Hendrix 2 7 3.5 0 RECEIVING REC YDS AVG TD Dalton Wear 3 106 35.3 2 Cam Darr 3 24 8.0 0 Spencer Everett 2 49 24.5 1 Nolan Drake 1 8 8.0 0 Larry Pettis 1 20 20.0 0 Ryan Magoolaghan 1 6 6.0 0 BLOCKING PANCAKE SACK Bruce Wheat 0 1 Sam Yates 3 0 DEFENSE TACK SACK INT TD MLB Cam McQuaie 8 1 (3TFL) 0 (FF) 0 SS Layne Smith 6 1 (1TFL) 0 (FR) 1 DE Isaiah Largent 5 2.5 (3TFL) 0 (FF) 0 MLB Deontae Mare 4 1 (1TFL) 0 0 LB Maurice Lokombo 3 1.5 (2TFL) 0 0 DE Manu Good 3 1 (1TFL) 0 0 DE Dawand Ijalana 3 0.5 (3TFL) 0 0 FS Corbin Houghtaling 2 0 1 0 DT Terrell Sturm 2 0 0 (FR) 1 CB Jeremiah Paris 2 0 (1TFL) 1 1 KICKING FG XP PTS LG Devon Heaps 1/1 8/8 11 44 KICK RETURN RET YDS AVG TD Max Mangum 1 21 21.0 0 James Alba 2 38 19.0 0 PUNT RETURN RET YDS AVG TD Dalton Wear 2 9 4.5 0 Boston College Eagles PASSING C/A YDS TD INT Leo Nowak 25/32 374 2 2 RUSHING ATT YDS AVG TD Leo Nowak 12 -13 -1.0 0 Jeremiah DiMarco 10 17 1.7 1 RECEIVING REC YDS AVG TD Alani Oh 7 93 13.2 0 Marvin Thrash 6 83 13.8 1 Jonathon Coco 5 136 27.2 1 Jeremy Castille 3 36 12.0 0 Jeremiah DiMarco 2 9 4.5 0 George Kopp 1 7 7.0 0 Robby Telfort 1 10 10.0 0 BLOCKING PANCAKE SACK Timmy Warner 7 1 Skylar Dillard 0 3 DEFENSE TACK SACK INT TD FS Carter Ficken 9 0 0 0 MLB John Hagans 9 0 (1TFL) 0 0 CB Jahlil Peace 6 0 (1TFL) 0 0 LB Danny Gore 3 1 (1TFL) 0 0 KICKING FG XP PTS LG Emmett McKenzie 0/1 3/3 3 NA PUNTING TOT YDS AVG -20 Matthew McDonough 3 131 43.6 0 KICK RETURN RET YDS AVG TD Greg Meyers 5 79 15.8 0

LEFT - Dalton Wear hit the "Night-Night" celly on his 1st TD of the game and the Cuse defense made good on the WRs gesture with back to back touchdowns to give Syracuse a 21-0 1st Q lead.
CENTER - Boston College drove within field goal range on their opening drive, hoping to answer Syracuse's opening drive TD. Instead, CB Jermaine Boutte came flying around the edge for the block and SS Layne Smith scooped and scored.
RIGHT - Lee Browner celebrating as he crosses the endzone with Otto the Orange looking on.

Boston, MA. - Syracuse continued its dominant run with a 59-21 rout over Boston College, jumping out to a commanding 45-0 halftime lead before cruising to victory with the second unit playing the entire second half.

The Orange wasted no time setting the tone, marching down the field on their opening drive behind a 32-yard burst from Lee Browner and a 33-yard strike to Dalton Wear, which set up a short touchdown pass to Wear. The defense quickly joined the scoring party, as Jermaine Boutte blocked a Boston College field goal attempt, and Layne Smith scooped it up for a 65-yard touchdown return. Just moments later, Syracuse’s relentless pass rush struck again, with Isaiah Largent forcing a fumble in the end zone that Terrell Sturm recovered for another defensive touchdown, making it 21-0 before BC even knew what hit them.

Syracuse continued piling on in the second quarter, with a Devon Heaps field goal, another long Hendrix-to-Wear connection, a 58-yard Browner touchdown run, and a pick-six from Jeremiah Paris putting the Orange up 45-0 at halftime. The defense, aptly nicknamed the ‘Cuse Crushers,’ racked up seven first-half sacks and forced three turnovers to completely overwhelm the Eagles.

Boston College found some life in the second half against Syracuse’s backups, putting up 21 points, but Channing Dillard and the second-string offense answered with a 36-yard touchdown to Spencer Everett and a late 1-yard score by Nolan McKay to cap off the dominant road win.

Meanwhile, Ball State remained unbeaten at 6-0 after rallying to defeat Baylor 35-21. Freshman QB Emeka Kikaha replaced struggling starter Taylor Beckner and led three consecutive scoring drives to power the Cardinals to victory. HC Mark Stoops left the door open for Kikaha to keep the starting job, stating he would play “until he’s not,” acknowledging the freshman would stay in so long as he didn't force the coaches hand.

Syracuse returns to the JMA Dome next week for a rivalry clash against 5-1 West Virginia, looking to keep its unbeaten record intact.

Week Seven ACC Results
27 #11 NC State (4-2) @ #16 Florida (3-3) 24
22 Virginia (2-4) @ Pittsburgh (3-3) 26
14 Duke (3-3) @ North Carolina (5-1) 20
28 South Carolina (1-5) @ #15 Georgia Tech (4-3) 29
28 #13 Miami (3-3) @ #3 Maryland (5-1) 42
42 Florida State (4-3) @ Wake Forest (3-3) 30
17 Virginia Tech (0-6) @ West Virginia (5-1) 36

Notable Week Seven Results
49 #10 Arkansas (4-2) @ Nebraska (4-3) 7
24 #17 Houston (4-2) @ Iowa State (5-1) 28
34 #19 Georgia (4-2) @ Tennessee (6-1) 42
35 #4 Ole Miss (4-2) @ LSU (3-3) 27
21 Baylor (4-2) @ #2 Ball State (6-0) 35
26 #6 iowa (6-0) @ Wisconsin (4-3) 16
41 #7 TCU (5-1) @ Tulane (4-3) 17

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2032 Week Eight Preview

Matchup Preview *|* October 23, 2032
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West Virginia Mountaineers (5-1, 1-1 Away)		#1 Syracuse Orange (6-0, 3-0 Home)
Injury Report T Braylon Stills (82) Quad Tear (1 Week) Game Notes West Virginia 2032 Results FCS W 24-6 @ Pittsburgh (3-3) W 20-13 Cal (4-2) W 38-10 NC State (4-2) W 14-10 @ South Carolina (1-5) L 33-28 Virginia Tech (0-6) W 36-17

West Virginia Mountaineers 80/80/80 Stats - 2032
Passing	C/ATT	YDS	AVG	YDS/G	LONG	TD	INT	RAT
SO(RS) George Douzable (87)	92/162 (56%)	1,209	7.5	241.8	55	6	1	130.4
Rushing	ATT	YDS	AVG	LONG	20+	TD	YDS/G	FUM
SO Marvin Stewart (80)	90	373	4.1	51	3	7	62.2	1
Receiving	REC	YDS	AVG	TD	LONG	DROPS	YDS/G	YAC
SR(RS) Timote Tuefele (75)	33	367	11.1	5	30	7	61.2	126
	Tackles			Sacks		Interceptions
Defense	SOLO	AST	TOT	SACK	TLOSS	PD	INT	TD
SR(RS) MLB Imani Akinmoladun (87)	33	6	39	2	0	4	0	0
JR(RS) DE Ezekiel Cantu (81)	11	8	19	4	5	0	0	0
SR(RS) LB Carlos Brown (85)	12	5	17	4	2	1	0	0
FR(RS) CB Angelo Ekanem (79)	11	4	15	0	1	0	2	0

Week Eight ACC Schedule
#3 Maryland (5-1) @ Virginia (2-4)
Duke (3-3) @ #15 Georgia Tech (4-3)
Pittsburgh (3-3) @ #13 Miami (3-3)
UMass (2-5) @ North Carolina (5-1)
Boston College (3-3) @ Virginia Tech (0-6)
#11 NC State (4-2) @ Clemson (2-4)
Wake Forest (3-3) @ South Carolina (1-5)
Florida State (4-3) @ #21 Notre Dame (5-3)

Notable Week Eight Matchups
Nebraska (4-3) @ #2 Ball State (6-0)
#19 Georgia (4-2) @ #24 Louisville (3-3)
San Jose State (4-2) @ #14 Arizona State (5-1)
#16 Florida (3-3) @ #12 Alabama (4-2)
#23 Kansas State (4-2) @ Iowa State (5-1)

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Ben Schwartzlander Trophy Stays Home As The Orange Run Wild On WVU


The 'Cuse Crushers' are back, finally finding their groove after the departure of Veasy with another 7 sacks and two safeties against WVU.

West Virginia Mountaineers at Syracuse Orange
Oct 23, 2032 1 2 3 4 F WVU (5-1) 7 0 7 0 14 #1 SYR (6-0) 7 26 9 14 56 Top Performers PASS: SU Immanuel Hendrix - 18/24, 260 Yds, 4 TD, INT RUSH: SU Lee Browner - 23 Att, 231 Yds, TD REC: SU Dalton Wear - 8 Rec, 147 Yds, 2 TD	Team Stats Comparison WVU SYR First Downs 11 26 3rd Down Efficiency 3/10 5/8 4th Down Efficiency 0/0 0/0 Total Yards 382 599 Passing Yards 237 260 Rushing Yards 20 - 9 33 - 265 Penalties-Penalty Yards 1 - 10 3 - 25 Turnovers 2 1 Time of Possession 16:54 27:06
Scoring Summary FIRST QUARTER SCORING WVU SYR 8:31 (SYR) Ryan Magoolaghan, 7 Yd Pass From Immanuel Hendrix 0 7 4:40 (WVU) Marvin Stewart, 72 Yd Pass From George Douzable 7 7 SECOND QUARTER SCORING WVU SYR 10:24 (SYR) Devon Heaps, 36 Yd FG 7 10 9:10 (SYR) Safety 7 12 6:36 (SYR) Immanuel Hendrix, 12 Yd Run 7 19 3:21 (SYR) Dalton Wear, 32 Yd Pass From Immanuel Hendrix 7 26 1:02 (SYR) Kevin Schweitzer, Returned Interception 73 Yds 7 33 THIRD QUARTER SCORING WVU SYR 8:26 (WVU) Marvin Stewart, 34 Yd Run 14 33 6:36 (SYR) Roy McCleon, 49 Yd Pass From Immanuel Hendrix 14 40 5:53 (SYR) Safety 14 42 FOURTH QUARTER SCORING WVU SYR 7:11 (SYR) Dalton Wear, 10 Yd Pass From Immanuel Hendrix 14 49 4:30 (SYR) Lee Browner, 4 Yd Run 14 56
West Virginia Mountaineers PASSING C/A YDS TD INT George Douzable 19/24 237 1 2 RUSHING ATT YDS AVG TD Marvin Stewart 12 50 4.1 1 George Douzable 8 -41 -5.1 0 RECEIVING REC YDS AVG TD Timote Tuefele 10 92 9.2 0 Nick Glennon 4 43 10.7 0 Daniel Avila 2 21 10.5 0 Marvin Stewarrt 2 78 39.0 1 Vinny Castonzo 1 3 3.0 0 BLOCKING PANCAKE SACK Clayton Rhodes 11 2 Kareem Coward 4 2 DEFENSE TACK SACK INT TD FS Bryce McPhearson 10 0 0 0 LB Carlos Brown 8 1 (1TFL) 0 0 SS Dwayne Gaskin 7 1 (1TFL) 1 0 SS Alex O'Malley 5 0 (1TFL) 0 0 KICKING FG XP PTS LG Emanuel Aldrich 0/0 2/2 2 NA PUNTING TOT YDS AVG -20 Spencer Washington 4 156 39.0 2 KICK RETURN RET YDS AVG TD Artis Etienne 9 135 15.0 0 PUNT RETURN RET YDS AVG TD Artis Etienne 1 1 1.0 0 Syracuse Orange PASSING C/A YDS TD INT Immanuel Hendrix 18/24 260 4 1 RUSHING ATT YDS AVG TD Lee Browner 23 231 10.0 1 Immanuel Hendrix 3 -3 -1.0 1 Nolan McKay 3 12 4.0 0 Channing Dillard 2 16 8.0 0 Larry Pettis 2 9 4.5 0 RECEIVING REC YDS AVG TD Dalton Wear 8 147 18.3 2 Cam Darr 3 21 7.0 0 Ryan Magoolaghan 2 12 6.0 1 Larry Pettis 2 18 9.0 0 Roy McCleon 1 49 49.0 1 Nolan McKay 1 9 9.0 0 Larry Browner 1 4 4.0 0 BLOCKING PANCAKE SACK DAllas Eulls 6 0 Antwan Calmelat 2 1 DEFENSE TACK SACK INT TD DT Terrell Sturm 7 3.5 (5TFL) 0 0 MLB Deontae Mare 6 1 (2TFL) 0 0 CB Jeremiah Paris 6 0 1 0 DE Manu Good 5 1.5 (3TFL) 0 0 FS Max McGlockton 4 0 (1TFL) 0 0 CB Kevin Schweitzer 3 0 1 1 DE Isaiah Largent 1 1 (1TFL) 0 0 KICKING FG XP PTS LG Devon Heaps 1/1 7/7 10 37 PUNTING TOT YDS AVG -20 Mohammad Ha 1 36 36.0 0 KICK RETURN RET YDS AVG TD Max Mangum 3 42 14.0 0 Spencer Everett 1 2 2.0 0 PUNT RETURN RET YDS AVG TD Max Mangum 1 15 15.0 0 Dalton Wear 2 15 7.5 0

LEFT - Trailing 26-7 late in the 1st half QB George Douzable tried rallying the Mountaineers for a decisive score before the half, but instead found senior CB Kevin Schweitzer for a pick six.
CENTER - Douzable took advantage of an early Hendrix INT with this 72 yard bomb to HB Marvin Stewart on the wheel route.
RIGHT - Dalton Wear wishing the visiting Mountaineers safe travels on their way home.

Syracuse, NY. - Top-ranked Syracuse continued its dominant run, steamrolling West Virginia 56-14 in front of a raucous home crowd to retain the Ben Schwartzlander Trophy for a fifth straight season. The win marks the Orange’s 22nd consecutive victory dating back to the 2031 season, as head coach Nash Savage remains undefeated in this heated rivalry.

The game started with fireworks, as Immanuel Hendrix connected with Ryan Magoolaghan for a 7-yard touchdown to open the scoring. West Virginia briefly responded with a 72-yard touchdown strike from George Douzable to Marvin Stewart, but that was the last time the Mountaineers would find momentum. The second quarter belonged entirely to Syracuse, as Devon Heaps drilled a 36-yard field goal, followed by a team safety, a 12-yard rushing touchdown from Hendrix, a 32-yard touchdown pass to Dalton Wear, and a 73-yard interception return for a touchdown by Kevin Schweitzer. By halftime, the Orange had built a commanding 33-7 lead.

West Virginia found the end zone early in the third quarter on a 34-yard run by Stewart, but Syracuse quickly shut the door with another deep shot from Hendrix—this time a 49-yard strike to Roy McCleon—before the defense notched another safety, courtesy of Terrell Sturm. The final quarter saw Lee Browner punch in a 4-yard touchdown run before Hendrix threw his fourth touchdown of the day, a 10-yard score to Wear, solidifying the 56-14 final.

The Syracuse defense was relentless, racking up seven sacks while scoring twice on safeties, one by Sturm and the other by defensive end Manu Good. Meanwhile, Ball State continued its rampage through the Big 12 with a 66-7 drubbing of Nebraska. Freshman quarterback Emeka Kikaha, a Nebraska native, threw four touchdown passes, while running back Daryl Pope gashed the Cornhuskers for 321 yards and five touchdowns, bringing his season totals to a nation-leading 1,436 yards and 17 scores.

Up next for Syracuse is a massive road showdown in Landover, Maryland, against the third-ranked Terrapins. With ACC Atlantic supremacy hanging in the balance, the Orange face their toughest test yet in a game that could have major College Football Playoff implications.

Week Eight ACC Results
31 #3 Maryland (6-1) @ Virginia (2-5) 17
27 Duke (4-3) @ Georgia Tech (4-4) 16
21 Pittsburgh (4-3) @ Miami (3-4) 13
17 UMass (2-6) @ North Carolina (6-1) 38
0 Boston College (3-4) @ Virginia Tech (1-6) 49
29 #8 NC State (5-2) @ Clemson (2-5) 28
17 Wake Forest (3-4) @ South Carolina (2-5) 31
28 Florida State (4-4) @ #12 Notre Dame (6-3) 49

Notable Week Eight Results
7 Nebraska (3-5) @ #2 Ball State (7-0) 66
34 #20 Georgia (4-3) @ #14 Louisville (4-3) 35
31 San Jose State (5-2) @ #21 Arizona State (5-2) 21
49 #9 Florida (4-3) @ #23 Alabama (4-3) 35
30 Northwestern (5-3) @ #11 Iowa (6-1) 23
25 #13 Michigan (6-1) @ Penn State (4-4) 28

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Both teams are rolling. Only question is can Ball State win a playoff game

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Both teams are rolling. Only question is can Ball State win a playoff game

the game against Maryland is likely going to be for the division for Cuse. Miami dropped the ball this year and is currently 1-3 in the division, so barring a huge turnaround they're out of the picture.

Big 12 is more wide open, they've still got 5 more conference games to go, but as long as Kikaha can keep the ball from going to the other team we should be in good shape with how Pope is playing.

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Around the NCAA - Through Week Eight

NCAA Football Rankings - AP Top 25 - Updated: Oct 24, 2032
RK	LW	TEAM (VOTES)	W	L	POINTS
1	1	Syracuse (37)	7	0
2	2	Ball State (25)	7	0
3	3	Maryland	6	1
4	4	Ole Miss	5	2
5	9	Michigan State	6	1
6	8	Oregon	6	1
7	10	Arkansas	5	2
8	11	NC State	5	2
9	16	Florida	4	3
10	20	Rutgers	6	1
11	6	Iowa	6	1
12	21	Notre Dame	6	3
13	5	Michigan	6	1
14	24	Louisvile	4	3
15	22	Colorado State	6	1
16	7	TCU	5	2
17	25	Charlotte	5	2
18	NR	Baylor	5	2
19	NR	Tulane	5	3
20	19	Georgia	4	3
21	14	Arizona State	5	2
22	NR	LSU	4	3
23	12	Alabama	4	3
24	NR	Tennessee	7	1
25	NR	Toledo	6	1

Heisman Watch

Heisman Watch - Updated: Oct 24, 2032
NAME	POS	SCHOOL		SEASON STATS
Daryl Pope	HB	Ball State		188 Att, 1,436 Yds, 17 TD
Dalton Wear	WR	Syracuse		40 Rec, 1,272 Yds, 17 TD
Immanuel Hendrix	QB	Syracuse		2,460 Yds, 33 TD, 8 INT
Timmy Edmunds	QB	Tennessee		2,473 Yds, 29 TD, 2 INT
Jackson Lund	WR	Illinois		33 Rec, 632 Yds, 11 TD; 2 Rush TD

League Leaders

NCAA Football Leaders - Updated: Oct 24, 2032
Passing Yards	YDS	Passing Touchdowns	TD
1. Tashaun Byler, Notre Dame	2,841	1. Immanuel Hendrix, Syracuse	33
2. Timmy Edmunds, Tennessee	2,473	2. Tashaun Byler, Notre Dame	32
3. Immanuel Hendrix, Syracuse	2,460	3. Tyler Slaughter, Florida State	31
4. Joel Umodu, LSU	2,446	4. Timmy Edmunds, Tennessee	29
5. Jim Sanzenbacher, Minnesota	2,365	5. Jim Sanzenbacher, Minnesota	28
Carries	CAR	Rushing Yards	YD
1. Daryl Pope, Ball State	188	1. Daryl Pope, Ball State	1,436
2. DeMarco Haywood, UTEP	153	2. Lee Browner, Syracuse	997
3. Deandre Williams, ECU	150	3. Kyle Takeoff, Stanford	763
4. Matt Hewitt, Purdue	145	4. Antonio Emerson, Kansas	713
5. Lee Johns, Michigan	139	5. DeMarco Haywood, UTEP	664
Rushing Touchdowns	TD	Receptions	REC
1. Daryl Pope, Ball State	17	1. Tyrone Gibbs, Utah State	61
2. Reggie Moffatt, Oregon	11	2. Dionte Killings, Wyoming	55
3. Najee Byler, Arkansas	9	3. Lucas Saldiveri, Texas	54
4. Zay Eddy, Alabama	8	4. Mohammad Bailosuknia, Colorado	51
5. Marvin Stewart, WVU	8	5. JJ Lekkerkerker, USF	50
Receiving Yards	YDS	Receiving Touchdowns	TD
1. Dalton Wear, Syracuse	1,272	1. Dalton Wear, Syracuse	17
2. Kai Obi, Tennessee	813	2. Steven Brooks, Utah	11
3. Amir Momah, Alabama	772	3. Robert Armah, Maryland	11
4. Mitchell Molinaro, SJSU	766	4. Jackson Lund, Illinois	11
5. James Silvestro, Notre Dame	765	5. Kerry King, Minnesota	11

NCAA Football Leaders - Updated: Oct 24, 2032
Tackles	TKL	Tackles For Loss	TFL
1. SS Layne Smith, Syracuse	71	1. SS Layne Smith, Syracuse	15
2. MLB Kevin Francisco, UCF	63	2. MLB Deontae Mare, Syracuse	14
3. MLB Jamaal Hoge, Utah State	62	3. DT Athya Turzili, Miami OH	11
4. MLB NIck Edmond, FSU	60	4. DE Keenan Katula, UCF	11
5. :B Markelle Shelby, Miami OH	60	5. DE Jeff Davis, Arizona	11
Sacks	SCK	Interceptions	INT
1. DT Mike Theus, Western Michigan	10.5	1. CB Bryce Cook, New Mexico	6
2. DE Josh Keener, Memphis	10.5	2. CB Kevin Schweitzer, Syracuse	5
3. DE Darin Horan, Florida	10.5	3. CB John Stutz, Army	5
4. LB Brian Meeks, App State	10.5	4. CB Oscar Gay, Nebraska	5
5. LB Alex Dragosavich, Utah State	10	5. CB Logan Morton, Penn State	4

Conference Standings

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

AAC (East Coast)	Record	Conf Record		AAC (South)	Record	Conf Record
#10 Rutgers	6-1	5-1		East Carolina	5-3	4-2
Liberty	4-3	3-1		#17 Charlotte	5-2	3-2
Army	5-3	3-3		UCF	6-2	3-2
Temple	3-4	2-2		UAB	4-3	2-2
UConn	2-6	1-4		USF	4-4	2-3
Navy	0-6	0-4		FAU	4-3	1-3

Big 12 (South)	Record	Conf Record		Big 12 (North)	Record	Conf Record
Oklahoma State	4-3	3-0		#2 Ball State	7-0	3-0
#18 Baylor	5-2	2-1		Iowa State	6-2	3-0
#19 Tulane	5-3	3-3		#7 Arkansas	5-2	2-1
#16 TCU	5-2	1-2		Kansas State	4-3	2-1
SMU	5-2	1-2		Kansas	5-2	2-2
Houston	4-3	0-3		Missouri	4-3	2-2
Texas Tech	3-4	0-4		Nebraska	4-4	1-4

Big Ten (West)	Record	Conf Record		Big Ten (East)	Record	Conf Record
#11 Iowa	6-1	4-1		#5 Michigan State	6-1	4-0
Wisconsin	5-3	3-3		#13 Michigan	6-1	3-1
Minnesota	5-3	2-3		Cincinnati	4-3	3-2
Northwestern	5-3	2-3		Ohio State	4-3	3-2
Purdue	4-3	1-3		Penn State	4-4	2-3
Illinois	1-6	0-4		Indiana	3-4	1-3

C-USA (West)	Record	Conf Record		C-USA (East)	Record	Conf Record
Texas State	5-2	2-1		Sam Houston	5-2	4-0
UTSA	5-2	2-1		Memphis	5-3	3-1
New Mexico	5-3	3-2		Louisiana Tech	4-4	2-2
North Texas	4-3	2-2		Arkansas State	3-4	2-2
Tulsa	4-4	1-3		Rice	4-4	2-2
UTEP	3-5	1-3		UL Monroe	2-5	1-2
New Mexico State	2-6	1-4		Louisiana	3-4	1-2

MAC (South)	Record	Conf Record		MAC (North)	Record	Conf Record
Northern Illinois	6-2	4-2		Central Michigan	5-2	4-0
Ohio	5-2	3-2		#25 Toledo	6-1	4-1
Miami University	3-5	3-3		Bowling Green	4-3	3-1
Marshall	4-3	2-2		Western Michigan	6-2	4-2
Akron	1-6	0-4		Buffalo	4-4	2-4
Kent State	1-7	0-5		Eastern Michigan	2-6	1-4

MWC (Mountain)	Record	Conf Record		MWC (Pacific)	Record	Conf Record
Wyoming	6-2	4-1		Fresno State	6-1	5-0
#15 Colorado State	6-1	3-1		UCLA	5-2	4-1
Colorado	4-3	2-2		Hawaii	3-4	2-2
Utah State	3-5	2-4		UNLV	4-3	2-2
Air Force	2-5	1-4		Nevada	4-3	1-3
BYU	2-6	1-5		San Diego State	2-5	1-3

Pac-12 (Cali/Zona)	Record	Conf Record		Pac-12 (PNW)	Record	Conf Record
#21 Arizona State	5-2	4-1		#6 Oregon	6-1	3-1
Stanford	6-2	4-1		Utah	6-1	3-1
California	4-3	3-1		Washington	3-4	2-3
San Jose State	5-2	2-2		Washington State	3-5	2-4
USC	3-4	2-4		Boise State	3-4	1-3
Arizona	3-4	1-3		Oregon State	2-6	1-4

Sun Belt (North)	Record	Conf Record		Sun Belt (South)	Record	Conf Record
Coastal Carolina	7-1	4-0		Georgia Southern	4-3	2-1
Appalachian State	5-2	3-0		Troy	4-3	2-1
Kennesaw State	6-1	3-0		South Alabama	4-4	2-2
Western Kentucky	6-1	2-1		FIU	3-5	1-3
James Madison	4-3	2-1		Georgia State	2-6	1-4
Middle Tennessee	4-3	2-2		Jacksonville State	4-3	0-3
Old Dominion	2-6	1-4		Southern Miss	1-6	0-3

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2032 Week Nine Preview

Matchup Preview *|* October 30, 2032
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#1 Syracuse Orange (7-0, 3-0 Away)		#3 Maryland Terrapins (6-1, 3-1 Home)
Game Notes Maryland Terrapins 2032 Results FCS W 49-0 @ Florida (4-3) W 20-17 Nebraska (4-4) L 34-14 @ NC State (5=2) W 35-28 Duke (4-3) W 38-36 Miami (3-4) W 42-28 @ Virginia (2-5) W 31-17

Maryland Terrapins 85/85/85 Stats - 2032
Passing	C/ATT	YDS	AVG	YDS/G	LONG	TD	INT	RAT
SR(RS) Nick Faulk (85)	143/190 (75%)	1,821	9.6	260.1	58	18	7	179.6
Rushing	ATT	YDS	AVG	LONG	20+	TD	YDS/G	FUM
JR(RS) Max Alford (93)	121	652	5.4	53	9	4	93.1	0
Receiving	REC	YDS	AVG	TD	LONG	DROPS	YDS/G	YAC
FR(RS) Robert Armah (83)	40	608	15.2	11	58	2	86.9	366
	Tackles			Sacks		Interceptions
Defense	SOLO	AST	TOT	SACK	TLOSS	PD	INT	TD
SR CB Tim Ezekiel (86)	27	4	31	0	0	4	1	0
SR(RS) DE Steve Rubin (86)	20	8	28	8.5	6	1	0	0
SR(RS) DE Mike Webb (84)	14	4	18	7.5	2	0	0	0
SO SS Mike Vohasek (83)	19	6	25	0	1	5	1	0

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

Notable Week Nine Matchups
#23 Alabama (4-3) @ #20 Georgia (4-3)
#2 Ball State (7-0) @ Missouri (4-3)
#5 Michigan State (6-1) @ Ohio State (4-3)
#16 TCU (5-2) @ Oklahoma State (4-3)
#11 Iowa (6-1) @ #13 Michigan (6-1)
#14 Louisville (4-3) @ #9 Florida (4-3)

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Orange Prove Too Much For Terps


"Himmanuel" Hendrix continued his stellar season with another 5 touchdown effort, including this 50 yard strike to give Syracuse a 28-17 lead before the break.

Syracuse Orange at Maryland Terrapins
Oct 30, 2032 1 2 3 4 F #1 SYR (7-0) 14 14 7 17 52 #3 MD (6-1) 14 3 6 8 31 Top Performers PASS: SU Immanuel Hendrix - 20/28, 371 Yds, 5 TD, 2 INT RUSH: SU Lee Browner - 25 Att, 150 Yds, 2 TD REC: SU Dalton Wear - 9 Rec, 140 Yds, 2 TD	Team Stats Comparison SYR MD First Downs 21 18 3rd Down Efficiency 3/7 6/12 4th Down Efficiency 0/1 0/1 Total Yards 602 470 Passing Yards 371 336 Rushing Yards 30 - 171 25 - 73 Penalties-Penalty Yards 7 - 50 2 - 15 Turnovers 2 3 Time of Possession 22:12 21:48
Scoring Summary FIRST QUARTER SCORING SYR MD 6:55 (SYR) Dalton Wear, 61 Yd Pass From Immanuel Hendrix 7 0 5:01 (MD) Shane Self, 9 Yd Pass From Nick Faulk 7 7 2:29 (MD) Max Alford, 5 Yd Run 7 14 2:20 (SYR) Ryan Magoolaghan, 75 Yd Pass From Immanuel Hendrix 14 14 SECOND QUARTER SCORING SYR MD 5:23 (MD) Max Hooks, 32 Yd FG 14 17 1:24 (SYR) Larry Pettis, 21 Yd Pass From Immanuel Hendrix 21 17 0:55 (SYR) Spencer Everett, 50 Yd Pass From Immanuel Hendrix 28 17 THIRD QUARTER SCORING SYR MD 2:57 (MD) Barry Epperson, 45 Yd Pass From Nick Faulk (Failed 2PT) 28 23 1:07 (SYR) Lee Browner, 8 Yd Run 35 23 FOURTH QUARTER SCORING SYR MD 9:02 (SYR) Devon Heaps, 45 Yd FG 38 23 4:15 (SYR) Dalton Wear, 15 Yd Pass From Immanuel Hendrix 45 23 2:42 (MD) Nick Faulk, 26 Yd Run (2PT) 45 31 0:36 (SYR) Lee Browner, 1 Yd Run 52 31
Syracuse Orange PASSING C/A YDS TD INT Immanuel Hendrix 20/28 371 5 2 RUSHING ATT YDS AVG TD Lee Browner 25 150 6.0 2 Nolan McKay 5 21 4.2 0 RECEIVING REC YDS AVG TD Dalton Wear 9 140 15.5 2 Ryan Magoolaghan 4 121 30.2 1 Nolan McKay 3 14 4.6 0 Larry Pettis 2 36 18.0 1 Spencer Everett 2 60 30.0 1 BLOCKING PANCAKE SACK Dallas Eulls 10 0 Bruce Wheat 5 0 DEFENSE TACK SACK INT TD MLB Deontae Mare 8 0 0 0 MLB Timmy Vernon 8 0 (2TFL) 0 0 SS Layne Smith 6 0 (2TFL) 2 0 DE Isaiah Largent 4 1 (4TFL) 0 0 FS Max McGlockton 4 0 (1TFL) 1 0 DE Manu Good 3 0.5 (1TFL) 0 0 DE Dawand Ijalana 2 0.5 (2TFL) 0 0 KICKING FG XP PTS LG Devon Heaps 1/1 7/7 10 46 PUNTING TOT YDS AVG -20 Mohammad Ha 1 36 36.0 1 KICK RETURN RET YDS AVG TD Spencer Everett 2 38 19.0 0 PUNT RETURN RET YDS AVG TD Dalton Wear 3 20 6.6 0 Maryland Terrapins PASSING C/A YDS TD INT Nick Faulk 25/34 336 2 3 RUSHING ATT YDS AVG TD Nick Faulk 10 61 6.1 1 Max Alford 9 18 2.0 1 Steve Judovsky 6 -6 -1.0 0 RECEIVING REC YDS AVG TD Robert Armah 6 111 18.5 0 Cordell Henery 6 44 7.3 0 Barry Epperson 5 102 20.4 1 Shane Self 4 40 10.0 1 Steve Judovsky 3 25 8.3 0 Max Alford 1 14 14.0 0 BLOCKING PANCAKE SACK Rashawn Hines 9 0 Owen McAllister 1 1 DEFENSE TACK SACK INT TD SS Mike Vohasek 9 0 1 0 CB Tim Ezekiel 7 0 (1TFL) 1 0 DE Mike Webb 5 0 (1TFL) 0 0 DE Steve Rubin 5 0 (1TFL) 0 0 KICKING FG XP PTS LG Max Hooks 1/1 2/2 5 32 PUNTING TOT YDS AVG -20 Danny Bradley 3 157 52.3 1 KICK RETURN RET YDS AVG TD Amar'e Capra 5 61 12.2 0

LEFT - Wear with the beautiful over the shoulder grab for the 61 yard TD and an early 7-0 Cuse lead.
CENTER - Safety Mike Vohasek with the leaping grab on an errant pass from Hendrix, one of two on the day for the junior. Despite the early 2nd half INT and great field position, Maryland would turn the ball over after a failed 4th and 1 conversion attempt.
RIGHT - Safety Layne Smith with the clean footwork on the sidelines for the late 1st half INT to set up Hendrix's 4th TD pass of the half.

College Park, MD. - Top-ranked Syracuse (8-0) proved its dominance once again, pulling away late to take down #3 Maryland (6-2) in a pivotal ACC Atlantic showdown. Quarterback Immanuel Hendrix bounced back from early mistakes to throw for five touchdowns, while the Orange defense came up with timely stops and key turnovers to remain unbeaten and seize sole possession of first place in the division.

The game started as a back-and-forth shootout, with both teams trading punches in a high-powered first quarter. Hendrix opened the scoring with a 61-yard bomb to Dalton Wear, but Maryland quickly responded with a nine-yard touchdown pass from Nick Faulk to Shane Self. The Terrapins then capitalized on a Hendrix interception, setting up a five-yard touchdown run by Max Alford to take a brief 14-7 lead. However, Hendrix answered immediately, launching a 75-yard strike to Ryan Magoolaghan to knot the score at 14 after one.

Syracuse began to take control in the second quarter. Maryland tacked on a 32-yard field goal, but Hendrix found Larry Pettis for a 21-yard score before connecting on a game-changing 50-yard touchdown to Spencer Everett following a Faulk interception. The Orange entered halftime with a 28-17 lead.

Hendrix’s second interception of the game gave Maryland a chance to claw back early in the third, but the Syracuse defense stood tall. Facing a crucial 4th-and-1 inside field goal range, the Terrapins opted to go for it but were stuffed by defensive end Isaiah Largent. Maryland did manage to cut the deficit to 28-23 on a 45-yard touchdown pass from Faulk to Barry Epperson, but a failed two-point try kept them from getting any closer. Syracuse extended its lead again on an eight-yard touchdown run by Lee Browner, heading into the fourth quarter up 35-23.

The Orange put the game away in the final period. Devon Heaps drilled a 45-yard field goal, and after Faulk’s second interception set up a 15-yard touchdown pass from Hendrix to Wear, Syracuse found itself up 45-23. Maryland fought back briefly, with Faulk scrambling for a 26-yard touchdown before converting the two-point attempt, but a failed onside kick led to Browner’s second touchdown of the half, sealing the 52-31 victory. Faulk’s desperate attempt to salvage points on the final drive resulted in his third interception of the night, cementing Syracuse’s statement win.

With the victory, Syracuse now sits alone atop the ACC Atlantic, holding tiebreakers over both Maryland and West Virginia. The Orange return home next week for a rivalry showdown against Pitt, aiming to continue their undefeated march toward the College Football Playoff.

Meanwhile, in the Big 12, Ball State continued its historic season with a dominant 48-17 victory over Missouri. Running back Daryl Pope exploded once again, racking up 281 rushing yards and four touchdowns, including a 75-yard score on the game’s first play. With five games of 200+ yards this season, Pope has now reached 1,717 rushing yards—putting Barry Sanders’ legendary all-time record within reach.

Week Nine ACC Results
13 Virginia Tech (2-6) @ Pittsburgh (4-4) 7
34 South Carolina (2-6) @ North Carolina (6-2) 17
25 #17 NC State (5-3) @ Wake Forest (4-4) 49
14 Virgina (2-6) @ #21 West Virginia (6-2) 41
27 Clemson (3-5) @ Duke (4-4) 24
28 Miami (3-5) @ Boston College (4-4) 34

Notable Week Nine Results
26 #5 Arkansas (6-2) @ Kansas State (4-4) 24
38 #16 Alabama (5-3) @ Georgia (4-4) 28
48 #2 Ball State (8-0) @ Missouri (4-4) 17
41 #3 Michigan State (7-1) @ Ohio State (4-4) 34
41 #11 TCU (6-2) @ Oklahoma State (4-4) 20
26 #24 Kentucky (6-2) @ LSU (4-4) 24
21 #13 Iowa (6-2) @ #7 Michigan (7-1) 26
48 #6 Louisville (5-3) @ Florida (4-4) 34
34 #14 Ole Miss (5-3) @ Texas A&M (5-3) 36