Tag: Sean Riley
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Hit or Miss? Revisiting the 2016 Class – Pt. 2
Today we continue our deep dive into the 2016 Syracuse Football recruiting class with prospects 6-10. We covered 1-5 earlier this week and will go all the way through the 21 players on the database. Hopefully this deep dive gives you an idea of the trajectory of the recruiting of Dino Babers and can explain…
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Recapping NFL Draft Weekend for Syracuse Football
Dino Babers watched his first Syracuse recruiting class graduate to the NFL over the weekend. Two Orange players heard their names called during the NFL Draft by Commissioner Roger Goodell for the first time since 2014. Alton Robinson and Sterling Hofrichter were both taken on the final day of the draft. SU added four more…
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Ranking SU Football Position Groups (Part 2)
This is part two of a three-part power ranking. If you haven’t read part one yet, click here. The top three position groups are safe bets to perform at a high level. These next two have loads of potential, but a higher risk of busting. 4. Wide Receivers The wideouts are often fill-in-the-blank strong for…
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Taking Down Clemson: How the Orange May Be Able to Rewrite Program History
Syracuse prepares for its trip to Clemson with a chance to turn history into fairytale. The Orange is 4-0 for the first time since 1991, but can still accomplish much more. As if Syracuse fans needed more reason to get excited, a win would over the Tigers would almost guarantee the Orange gets ranked for…
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Let’s Party Like It’s 1991: Riley, Defensive Line Lead Syracuse to 51-21 Win over UConn
The last time Syracuse football started a season 4-0, The Silence of the Lambs was one of the most popular movies in the country, Nirvana was taking over the music scene and George H. W. Bush was in the president of the United States. Now with Donald Trump in the Oval Office, Drake topping the…
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What Does Syracuse Need To Prove These Next Three Weeks?
Through two weeks we have seen points, points and more points. Young players have stepped up, others have emerged and Eric Dungey is still Eric Dungey. But Western Michigan and Wagner are two of the easiest opponents the Orange will see all season long. So it‚Äôs refreshing that Syracuse has dominated with Dungey on the…
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Syracuse Football Positional Previews: Return Specialists
In the Fizz’s final installment of positional previews, the return units bring back a lot of promise and stability. The Squad Star of the Group: Sean Riley Riley was an electrifying return man last year. Although he never took one the distance, he had the potential to flip the field whenever he had the ball…
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Syracuse Football Position Previews 2018: Wide Receivers
Since Dino Babers came on board in December of 2015, there has been perhaps no unit more impressive for the Orange head man than the wide receiving corps over his first two seasons at the helm. In both of his first two seasons, the up-tempo offense that Babers has installed has created a superstar pass…
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Syracuse Sprints Past Central Michigan, 41-17
It looked like Syracuse was on its way to d√©j√† vu all over again. In a Saturday afternoon tilt at the Carrier Dome, the Orange was locked in a tight battle after coming into the contest as a heavy favorite. One week after falling to Middle Tennessee State, 30-23, SU trailed Central Michigan by a…
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Andrew Armstrong, Sean Riley Honored Dino Babers Gave Them Chance In Opener
Seven true freshmen took part in Syracuse‚Äôs demolition of Colgate last Friday. Moe Neal made the biggest impact rushing for a 49-yard second quarter touchdown. Leading up to the game, Dino Babers called freshman defensive end Kendall Coleman one of the most impressive first year players he had ever seen in his 31 years of…
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In Early Days Of Camp, Three True Freshmen Emerging
Who’s making a difference from the class of 2016?
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