What is the story about?
What's Happening?
Syracuse quarterback Steve Angeli sustained a non-contact injury to his lower leg during the third quarter of the game against Clemson. Angeli was rolling out of the pocket when he went down without being hit, showing signs of pain. He was assisted off the field by trainers and replaced by Rickie Collins, who quickly threw a touchdown pass to Justus Ross-Simmons, extending Syracuse's lead to 34-14. Before his injury, Angeli had completed 18 of 31 passes for 244 yards and two touchdowns. Syracuse entered the game as a 17 1/2-point road underdog.
Why It's Important?
Angeli's injury is a significant setback for Syracuse, as he was performing well with two touchdown passes and over 200 yards. His absence could impact Syracuse's offensive capabilities in future games, depending on the severity of the injury. Rickie Collins' successful touchdown pass following Angeli's departure suggests potential depth in the quarterback position, which may be crucial for Syracuse moving forward. For Clemson, the game highlighted challenges in their defense, as they struggled to contain Syracuse's offense even after Angeli's exit.
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