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Syracuse Daily Links - Keep An Eye On Blyrone Blashinton

Look out for Blyrone Blashinton this weekend. The speedy, long-haired SU player might just get some snaps at QB.

Key & Peele's College Bowl Bit Is Back

Look out for Blyrone Blashinton this weekend. The speedy, long-haired SU player might just get some snaps at QB.

Syracuse athletics continues restructuring of academic services | syracuse.com

"There is a lot involved in the structural make-up of the academic department at the university and there are ways we can make that more efficient and beneficial for the student-athlete,'' SU's senior associate athletic director Joe Giansante said earlier this week. "Sometimes people get hung up on who's doing what, but we're focusing on the kids. If we can find a better way to manage things, we'll do that.''

Analysis: Is Drew Allen staring down receivers? Syracuse coaching staff doesn't think so | syracuse.com

"I think there's a bit of a misconception with looking off receivers unless you've played the position," Shafer said. "You have to see what you throw to and you have to react to what you're getting in front of you, whether it's the front and the coverage or something as small as finding the right windows to throw through. .. The brunt of all offensive miscues circles its way back to the quarterback. What you don't see from the outside is if a quarterback reads the coverage the right way and the wide receiver isn't where he needs to be. There's so much that goes into it."

Syracuse likely to make small recruiting strides but unlikely to match ACC rivals | syracuse.com

All three major recruiting sites, Rivals, Scout and 247Sports, currently project Syracuse to bring in its best recruiting class since 2008, Greg Robinson's final year leading the program. Still Syracuse's current class ranks ahead of only Wake Forest in the ACC, according to two of the sites. Scout.com has the Orange ahead of Wake Forest and Duke.

Syracuse football mailbag: Everyone wants to know about the quarterbacks | syracuse.com

It's clear that the quarterback competition is between Drew Allen and Terrel Hunt at this point, but Kimble has a great chance of pushing Hunt for playing time next year. Will he see the field? I don't know. But the coaches love his skill set, and he is definitely a dual-threat player that enjoys tucking and running as much as throwing the ball down the field.

Syracuse official explains why Orange will play football game Saturday afternoon on Yom Kippur | syracuse.com

Joe Giansante, the chief communications officer for Syracuse athletics and an assistant athletic director, said SU is playing during Yom Kippur because the ACC and ESPN set kickoff times for schools.

District attorney won't prosecute ex-Syracuse standout Keith Bulluck on robbery charges | syracuse.com

Prosecutors were concerned by inconsistencies between the alleged victim's statements and those of independent eye witnesses.

'The Bud & Brent Show' offers more talk about Syracuse football and those strange Syracuse Chiefs | syracuse.com

The SU quarterback saga, perhaps over-discussed, gets discussed even more. And, come on, what's going on with that baseball team of ours?

Turning the page: Next chancellor expresses eagerness to learn about, connect with Syracuse community | The Daily Orange

"I doubt very much that the right thing for Syracuse is to try and be a Washington University," he said. "I suspect Vanderbilt and Michigan aren’t good models, either. I think Syracuse has to be Syracuse."

Fizz 5: QB Duel, Dome Sweet Dome & What to Watch for in Syracuse/Wagner : Orange Fizz

Attention Syracuse fans: there is no need to panic.

Syracuse football cartoon: Otto and Orange Nation return to the Dome | syracuse.com

Otto and all the Orange fans are ready to cheer on SU in this Saturday's Dome opener!

Syracuse football vs. Wagner: Our writers make their picks (make your own predictions) | syracuse.com

All the writers are predicting a victory for the Orange. Some bigger than others.

Wagner Seahawks — Syracuse football scouting report | The Juice Online

Merrimack notched the biggest win of its 17-year football history last week, defeating FCS Wagner 42-41. Thrilling didn't even begin to describe the game, as the two teams combined for 851 total yards.