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QB
Perry Patterson (PHOTO - Syracuse University Athletics) |
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2005
Statistics |
Coach:
Greg Robinson
1-10,
1 year |
2005
Record: 1-10 |
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WEST
VIRGINIA |
LOST
7-15 |
BUFFALO |
WON
31-0 |
VIRGINIA |
LOST
24-27 |
at
Florida State |
LOST
14-38 |
at
Connecticut |
LOST
7-26 |
RUTGERS |
LOST
9-31 |
at
Pittsburgh |
LOST
17-34 |
CINCINNATI |
LOST
16-22 |
SOUTH
FLORIDA |
LOST
0-27 |
at
Notre Dame |
LOST
10-34 |
at
Louisville |
LOST
17-41 |
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2005 Final Rankings
AP-UR, Coaches-UR, BCS-UR
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Projected
Record: 4-8 |
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DB
Tanard Jackson (PHOTO - Syracuse University Athletics) |
SYRACUSE
*POWER RATINGS |
Offense |
Defense |
QB
- 3 |
DL
- 2 |
RB
- 2 |
LB
- 2.5 |
WR
- 3 |
DB
- 3 |
OL
- 2.5 |
.. |
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RETURNING
LEADERS |
Passing:
Perry Patterson, 273-130-11, 1504 yds.,
6 TD
Rushing: Kareem Jones, 42 att., 108
yds., 0 TD
Receiving: Tim Lane, 27 rec., 341
yds., 1 TD
Scoring: John Barker, 8-12 FG, 0-0
PAT, 24 pts.
Punting: Brendan Carney, 82 punts,
42.6 avg.
Kicking: John Barker, 8-12 FG, 0-0
PAT, 24 pts.
Tackles: Kelvin Smith, 84 tot., 49
solo
Sacks: Kelvin Smith, 2 sacks
Interceptions: Dowayne Davis, 2 for
37 yds.
Kickoff returns: Kareem Jones, 17
ret., 23.4 avg., 0 TD
Punt returns: Bruce Williams, 9 ret.,
9.7 avg., 0 TD
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OFFENSE
- 6
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----RETURNING
STARTERS----
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DEFENSE
- 4
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KEY
LOSSES
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OFFENSE:
Damien Rhodes-TB, Kurt Falke-OT, Steve Franklin-OG,
Quinn Ojinnaka-OT, Joe Kowalewski-TE |
DEFENSE:
James
Wyche-DE, Kader Drame-DT, Ryan LaCasse-DE,
Kellen Pruitt-LB, Tommy Harris-LB, Steve Gregory-CB,
Anthony Smith-FS |
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2006
OFFENSE
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BEST
PLAYER: QB Paul
Patterson
TOP NEWCOMER: WR Taj Smith
STRENGTH:
Senior leadership at QB with Paul Patterson; quality
depth at WR
CONCERN:
An offensive line that struggled last season while
giving up 37 sacks is unsettled with new faces;
a RB by committee with no superstar, someone needs
to emerge; Lack of overall speed at the skill
positions.
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P
Brendan Carney (PHOTO - Syracuse University
Athletics)
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SYRACUSE
2006 DEPTH CHART
Returning Starters/Key
Players |
OFFENSE |
QB |
Perry
Patterson-Sr (6-4, 242) |
Cameron
Dantley-Fr (6-1, 222) |
FB |
Stephen
McDonald-Sr (6-0, 240) |
Breyone
Evans-So (6-0, 239) |
TB |
Paul
Chiara-Fr (5-11, 210) |
Curtis
Brinkley-So (5-9, 197)
Kareem Jones-So (5-11, 221) |
WR |
Rice
Moss-Jr (6-2, 201) |
Taj
Smith-Jr (6-1, 184) |
WR |
Tim
Lane-Sr (6-2, 206) |
Lavar
Lobdell-Fr (6-3, 201) |
TE |
Brandon
Darlington-Sr (6-4, 260) |
Tom
Ferron-So (6-3, 252) |
OT |
Corey
Chavers-So (6-5, 295) |
Ian
Hammond-Jr (6-3, 308) |
OG |
Carroll
Madison-So (6-2, 316) |
Mike
Sklarosky-Sr (6-4, 277) |
C |
Justin
Outten-Sr (6-1, 274) |
Marvin
McCall-Jr (6-2, 292) |
OG |
Ryan
Durand-So (6-5, 312) |
David
Bouchard-So (6-5, 297) |
OT |
Eugene
Newsome-So (6-7, 322) |
Ryan
Ehrie-Fr (6-6, 295) |
K |
John
Barker-So (5-8, 148) |
.. |
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2006
DEFENSE
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BEST
PLAYER: LB Kelvin
Smith
TOP
NEWCOMER: LB Jake Flaherty
STRENGTH:
Veteran group of LBs led by NFL talent Kelvin
Smith; Both CBs are seniors with Tanard Jackson
being a candidate for post-season All-Big East
honors
CONCERN:
An underachieving DL that has been restructured
with new personnel; Lack of a pass rush from the
outside DEs; Nobody has stepped up to fill the
shoes of the departed Anthony Smith at free safety.
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LB
Kelvin Smith (PHOTO - Syracuse University
Athletics)
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SYRACUSE
2006 DEPTH CHART
Returning Starters/Key
Players |
DEFENSE |
DE |
Nick
Santiago-So (6-3, 298) |
Brandon
Gilbeaux-Fr (6-3, 256) |
NT |
Chris
Thorner-Jr (6-4, 299) |
Arthur
Jones-Fr (6-4, 283) |
DT |
Tony
Jenkins-Jr (6-3, 285) |
Cornelius
Campbell-Jr (6-4, 290) |
DE |
Lee
Williams-Jr (6-3, 262) |
Jameel
McClain-Jr (6-1, 252) |
SLB |
Luke
Cain-Sr (6-0, 225) |
Ben
Maljovec-So (6-3, 214) |
MLB |
Kelvin
Smith-Sr (6-2, 233) |
Jake
Flaherty-So (6-1, 222) |
WLB |
Jerry
Mackey-Sr (6-1, 233) |
Vincent
Giruzzi-So (6-3, 230) |
CB |
Tanard
Jackson-Sr (6-1, 193) |
Quinton
Brown-Jr (5-11, 174) |
CB |
Terrell
Lemon-Sr (5-10, 180) |
Nick
Chestnut-So (5-11, 182) |
SS |
Dowayne
Davis-Jr (6-0, 200) |
Bruce
Williams-So (6-0, 190) |
FS |
A.J.
Brown-So (6-0, 193) |
Reggie
McCoy-So (6-0, 197) |
P |
Brendan
Carney-Sr (6-5, 205) |
.. |
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2006
SPECIAL TEAMS
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KICKER
John
Parker was able to his 8-of-12 field goals from inside
40 yards a year ago. In the spring, Patrick Shadle proved
more consistent. Both could see action.
PUNTER
If
the offense struggles, a top-flight punter still exists
with senior Brendan Carney, who was a First Team All-Big
East selection last fall. He ranked 24th in the country
with a 42.6-yard average and will also handle kickoff
duties.
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