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As we wait to hear that Doug Marrone has interviewed for, and been removed from consideration for, NFL jobs, we look around at what everyone's saying.

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SU fans react to Coach Marrone's NFL offers : News : CNYcentral.com

"I'm not surprised he's got the offers but I'd be surprised if he took them. I think he's a great coach and everyone recognizes it. Hopefully we can hold on to him," says Sorbello.

Audio: Former Bills safety Mark Kelso discusses Doug Marrone | syracuse.com

Mark Kelso, former Buffalo Bills safety and current color commentator for the team, on Monday morning talked with Gomez & Dave of Syracuse radio station TK99 about the possibility of Syracuse football coach Doug Marrone coming to the Buffalo Bills.

Use The Profit From The MetLife Stadium Games To Pay Doug Marrone - Inside the Loud House

This is an opportunity for Daryl Gross to win over a lot of the people who were against moving home games to New York City over the next few years. All of the people that were in favor of moving the games said that it would get a lot of exposure for the football program, that it would help for recruiting, and above all else, make the football program a lot of money. This is the time to use that money.

Philadelphia Eagles coaching candidate profiles: Doug Marrone, Syracuse HC - Bleeding Green Nation

In the end, I like Marrone and think he's a qualified candidate. Of the rumored college coaches the Eagles have interest in, I'd rank him behind Chip Kelly and ahead of Bill O'Brien.

Breaking down the possible NFL coaching jobs for Syracuse's Doug Marrone | syracuse.com

Syracuse football coach Doug Marrone is reportedly interviewing for NFL head coaching jobs in Buffalo and Cleveland. There are also reports of interest from Philadelphia and Kansas City.

Syracuse left tackle Justin Pugh denies report he has entered NFL Draft | syracuse.com

Left tackle Justin Pugh is said to be considering leaving Syracuse a year early and entering the NFL Draft.

Danforth an Orange man at heart | CapeCodOnline.com

"I needed an assistant," said Danforth, as he sat in the diner before a plate of steaming eggs and toast. "Back in those days — it's not like it is now. Now you've got five assistants. Back then it was one. He was the only assistant I had. "He was a graduate, a good player and I said what the hell, hire an alum," he said, periodically sipping from his black coffee.

Syracuse football team made several critical adjustments to turn around its season | syracuse.com

Only those looking through unrealistically orange-colored glasses could examine a remaining schedule that featured games at Cincinnati and Missouri and a home contest vs. undefeated and No. 10 Louisville and predict a 6-1 finish that would include a share of the Big East championship and a dominating bowl triumph. Yet, that is exactly what transpired. How did it happen?

Here Are 3 New Years Resolutions For Syracuse Basketball | College Spun – Social. Local. Consumable. College Sports.

So what needs to change for the Orange in 2013? Here are the team’s New Year Resolutions

Report: Tim O’Toole Rejoining Syracuse Staff | College Spun – Social. Local. Consumable. College Sports.

ESPN’s Andy Katz tweeted this morning that Tim O’Toole will be joining the Syracuse Orange staff as director of basketball operations.

Syracuse Basketball: Why James Southerland Is the Key to Orange's Success | Bleacher Report

The 2012-13 Syracuse Orange would be a good team without the services of James Southerland. However, his presence and ability make the Orange a team to look out for later in the season.

A primer for the Big East season -- college basketball - ESPN

If the nonconference season has done nothing else, it has separated three teams from the pack -- Syracuse and Cincinnati, along with Louisville. Somehow the Orange have managed to restock and reload despite losing most of their starting roster. The team's biggest weakness right now is defense -- the zone is good, but not quite yet good enough.

Duke stays atop Power Rankings, but Louisville, Michigan in the hunt - College Basketball - Luke Winn - SI.com

Among my most exciting New Year's resolutions was to build a database of Michael Carter-Williams' assists ... and so I spent a good portion of New Year's Day reviewing all 132 dimes from the nation's assist leader, then making this distribution chart.

This week Kenny celebrates the Syracuse Orange's Pinstripe Bowl win over West Virginia, talks about the Bills' firing of Chan Gailey, and is relieved we averted falling over the fiscal cliff.