While the Orange lose on the field at MetLife, playing in the game paid dividends in recruiting.
How to grade out a rough day through the air for the Orange?
Here's how the staff thinks Syracuse football will fare this season.
Will Jerome Smith be the top dawg in the backfield for the Orange this season?
A unit that was so effective last year loses lots of experience, so Jarrod West and company must step up.
Chuck Bullough will have to get this group into the backfield to slow down some explosive ACC attacks.
One of the biggest is whether Chuck Bullough's defense can hold its own in the new conference.
The experience of Allen could be the difference maker for Scott Shafer.
Could these two youngsters step in and help the Orange right away?
The element of surprise is something the Orange want to use against the Nittany Lions.
Here's a better solution than splitting reps equally between two signal callers when the game starts.
Will ASA release him from his classwork and allow him to join the Orange for the start of the season?
Once upon a time SU's new coach was fired for Groobers. Now he gets to clean up what Greg destroyed.
Can Terrel Hunt and the Orange win three of its first four to begin the year?
Senior Keon Lyn is will have to look up to notice the youth pushing him at every spot in the secondary.
Can the former signal caller find a new role at the wideout position?
Will Terrel Hunt, who's taking snaps with the first team, eventually be the leader of this offense?
The wideout was a huge get for the new ACC program, but eventually he could end up at another school.
Mungwa was a highly touted safety who chose the musical route instead.
One of the most highly coveted wideouts in the country is looking at Marvin Harrison and Rob Moore.
Even Nick Saban is roaming the halls of ASA in Brooklyn and plucking players.
SU is looking to create a depth of talented wideouts for the next starting quarterback.
The Orange go back to the staff's Midwest strengths to land the three-star Dawson.
Can the Orange land another big piece of the offensive puzzle?
The outspoken QB commit believes the Orange staff is targeting a new kind of player for a new league.
Here's where the strengths and weaknesses are in SU's '13 roster.
Can the Orange walk into the Land of Lincoln and snare a Midwest product?
By featuring a fast-paced attack SU could make a negative into a positive.
The Orange are up against some of the nation's elite for the dual threat QB.
The Gronk clan grew up just two hours away, but none of them ended up on the Hill.
The redshirt freshman comes into his first year of playing time with high expectations.
Here's what stands out from the proposed designs of the new facility.
The Orange is continually looking to stock its already deep backfield.
The Orange will have to battle the big boys to land one of the best corners in Florida.
If the SU tailback is successful and gets his touches, the Orange could be back in the postseason.