Meet the 2013 Syracuse football team Archives

Marquis Spruill — Meet the 2013 Syracuse Football team

August 28, 2013 Charles Kang

Marquis Spruill has come to epitomize the resurgence of Syracuse football. He was a true freshman in 2010 when the Orange won the Pinstripe Bowl against Kansas State, SU’s first bowl win since 2001.

Jerome Smith — Meet the 2013 Syracuse Football team

August 21, 2013 Charles Kang

At ACC kickoff in July, Syracuse running back Jerome Smith was the only skill player on Syracuse to receive any votes for the Preseason All-ACC Team. Smith finished third among running ACC running backs with 17 votes.

Macky MacPherson — Meet the 2013 Syracuse Football team

August 14, 2013 Charles Kang

MacPherson was part of an offensive line that help Syracuse set single-season records for total offense (6,188 yards), total offense per game (476.0), most plays (1,028), passing yards (3,757), completions (295), passing yards per game (289.0) and touchdown passes (26).

Drew Allen — Meet the 2013 Syracuse Football team

August 7, 2013 Charles Kang

Syracuse quarterback Drew Allen doesn’t see his transfer as a step down. In fact, he sees plenty of talent and similarities between Syracuse and his former school, Oklahoma.

Jay Bromley — Meet the 2013 Syracuse Football team

July 31, 2013 Charles Kang

As a senior at Flushing High school in Queens, Jay Bromley was a New York Post All-City First Team and was an all-borough selection. In his career, he recorded 40 sacks and 300 tackles.

Ross Krautman — Meet the 2013 Syracuse Football team

July 24, 2013 Charles Kang

In Syracuse’s vaunted football history, only three other players have scored more points than senior kicker Ross Krautman. Heading into his final year at Syracuse, he ranks fourth on the all-time scoring list with 250 points, and fourth on SU’s career field goals made list (48).

Ashton Broyld — Meet the 2013 Syracuse football team

July 10, 2013 Charles Kang

Broyld shined in the 2012 spring game, showcasing his supreme athleticism on a 44-yard reception that started out as an average pass to the flat. Recruited as a quarterback, but with the ability to line up at the receiver and running back positions, Broyld was hailed as the Swiss army knife of the offense.

Meet the 2013 Syracuse football team