High on the Hogue

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Three Idiots on Sports found this 4/17/2008 on www.syracuse.com [flag]
Doug Hogue got to the mountaintop. He liked the view, but not how he got there. With spring practice for the Syracuse University football wrapping up Saturday with the team's annual public scrimmage, the backfield is crowded again. The player who ended the season as Syracuse's starter just might start the 2008 season in the same spot. And that would be Hogue, the 6-foot-2, 215-pound ... [link]

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Syracuse University - Running Back Graveyard
Published 4/17/2008 by Russianator at Three Idiots on Sports
Donnie Webb is reporting that another Syracuse running back, FB Tony Fiammetta has been injured in spring practice. It kind of makes you wonder what Greg Robinson, who by all accounts is a nice man (who has achieved horrible results in 3 years) has done to anger the football Gods. From today's report, we've clearly identified the culprit, in Donnie's words, it ...

Can We Play A Non-Contact Spring Game Please?
Published 4/17/2008 by MariusJanulisForThree at Troy Nunes Is An Absolute Magician
If Greg Robinson has learned anything about his team these past four weeks of practice, it's that there are still more questions than answers. It has been a month since Syracuse first took to the field, and the depth chart remains nothing short of a mess. The secondary is a hodgepodge of inexperience, the new-look offensive line is still ridden with uncertainty and more running backs are in the trainer's room than out carrying the ball.AWESOME. AWESOME. AWESOME. That's Jared Diamond of the Daily Orange reporting on the "progress" made so far by the Syracuse ...

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smkeeley posted 4/16/2008 from nunesmagician.blogspot.com

Remember that story from Saturday about the guy who got stabbed four times in the back for protecting the SU Basketball team? Um...what happened to that?
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FB | Unsettled: Plenty of positions up for grabs as Syracuse concludes spring practice with scrimmage - Sports

EDSBS found this 4/17/2008 on media.www.dailyorange.com

If Greg Robinson has learned anything about his team these past four weeks of practice, it's that there are still more questions than answers. It has been a month since Syracuse first took to the field, and the depth chart remains nothing short of a ...
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Spring practice notes for Syracuse football, Wednesday, April 16

Three Idiots on Sports found this 4/17/2008 on blog.syracuse.com

Frank Ordoñez/The Post-StandardTony Fiammetta (with water bottle) speaks with tailback Curtis Brinkley and Delone Carter during the stretch portion of Wednesday's practice. Syracuse, NY -- You won't believe this. Really. But there's another ...
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Can We Play A Non-Contact Spring Game Please?

smkeeley posted 4/17/2008 from nunesmagician.blogspot.com

While there are plenty of position-battles worth dissecting, none matter in the eyes of SU fans much like the one going on for starting halfback. Well, it's actually much less a battle than a war of attrition. Just ask current #1 Doug Hogue. Even he admits while he is currently the starter, that has more to do with injuries than with anything he's done:
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It'll Still Be Real To Me, Dammit

smkeeley posted 4/17/2008 from nunesmagician.blogspot.com

Just like professional wrestling, it seems that the Syracuse Spring Game will be scripted. At least partially. Cue Donnie Webb... Syracuse University head football coach Greg Robinson said today that tailbacks Delone Carter and Curtis Brinkley will be allowed to participate in Saturday's scrimmage as part of the team's conclusion to spring football practice. The one catch is this - they'
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