Now that we've got a brand new Syracuse Orange football coaching staff, it's time to get some brand new Syracuse Orange football recruits.

Cooper chose Syracuse over offers from Tennessee, Louisville, Miami, South Carolina, Oklahoma State, UConn, Pittsburgh and Wake Forest.

The Syracuse Orange coaching staff has a lot of ties to Northern Illinois. And we're going to start tearing those ties down as we start taking their recruits away from them, starting with Riverview Gardens High School wide receiver Corey Winfield.

If the Syracuse football program has indeed hired George McDonald as its new offensive coordinator, the Orange are getting an outstanding recruiter that has ties all over the nation.

Quarterback Zach Allen announced his decommitment from Syracuse on Saturday. Allen cited an unstable coaching situation and his Friday's visit to TCU, his new school, as a reason for the change of heart.

After a brief scare, it's officially official. Zach Allen has accepted his scholarship to Syracuse and will be in class on Monday.

Four-star New York recruit Ebenezer Ogundeko has spurned the Syracuse Orange and committed to play ball for their new ACC rival, the Clemson Tigers, next season.

Ebenezer Ogundeko and Laray Smith are expected to announce their colleges of choice tonight during the Under Armour All-American Bowl & Semper Fi Game. Will the Doug Marrone news affect their decision?

Doug Marrone's first recruiting class brought in just 14 players, and ranked 102 and 117 in the country by Scout and Rivals. This unheralded class has had a major impact in the rebirth of Syracuse football.

I remain unclear how or why but Syracuse continues to attract California JUCO lineman into it's program as two of them committed over the weekend.