Syracuse's Stunning Victory Over Colgate

In an electrifying showcase at the JMA Wireless Dome, the Syracuse football team steamrolled Colgate with a staggering 66-24 victory, improving their season record to 2-1.

Fran Brown: A Vision for Local Talent

After the game, head coach Fran Brown expressed immense pride in standout quarterback Steve Angeli, who tied the school record for most touchdowns in a single game. Brown remarked, "To be mentioned alongside legends like Jim Brown is simply incredible. Steve is not just talented; he’s working hard and continuously improving."

Brown also emphasized the importance of local recruitment: "Why leave? Syracuse offers a top-tier education and the chance to play big-time football. Here, you can balance competition and family life. I’m committed to making sure local talent stays home and shines here."

Rising Stars Shining Bright

Freshman Demetres Samuel Jr. made waves by recording his first interception, reception, and punt return, leaving fans thrilled. Coach Brown noted, "At barely 17, he should still be in high school! His confidence on the field is skyrocketing." Meanwhile, Tylik Hill dazzled with explosive runs, prompting an amusing exchange with Brown about the team spirit that keeps the players supporting each other.

Player Reactions: A Team in Sync

Steve Angeli shared his admiration for Samuel, marveling, "Sometimes I forget he's still in high school! It’s wild playing beside him while I’m in my senior year of college!" He was equally excited about having three quarterbacks score touchdowns in the game, saying, "Seeing Rick and Luke do their thing was phenomenal!"

Receiver Darrell Gill Jr. expressed his delight in watching younger teammates step up, stating, "They really balled out in the second half. I was just proud to see them shine like we talked about in practice!"

Spectacular Plays and Humor on the Field

Emerging star Jaylan Hornsby praised Gill’s impressive 43-yard acrobatic touchdown, saying, "I always knew Gill had it in him, but seeing it happen in a game was something else!"