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2015 Week 12: @ Boston College

Posted on October 26, 2018 at 07:52 PM.

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Syracuse (8-3) @ Boston College (4-7)

Matchup Preview *|* November 23, 2015

Syracuse Orange
(8-3, 3-2 Away)

Boston College Eagles
(4-7, 2-3 Home)

Offensive Stats Comparison
459.5	Total Offensive Yards	380.0
300.1	Passing Yards	129.3
159.4	Rushing Yards	250.7
31.4	Points Per Game	25.6
25	Passing TD	16
17	Rushing TD	18
23.4	First Downs	22.8
59	Red Zone Attempts	44
71%	Red Zone Percentage	90%

Defensive Stats Comparison
336.0	Total Yards Allowed	366.2
235.5	Passing Yards Allowed	182.5
100.5	Rushing Yards Allowed	183.6
22.3	Points Per Game	31.4
45	Sacks	24
7	Fumble Recoveries	3
8	Interceptions	13
43	Red Zone Attempts	42
65%	Red Zone Percentage	83%

Injury Report
Peter Vinson - C Season
Moe Neal - HB Season
Larry Davis - TE Season
Andrew Armstrong - LB 5 Weeks
Aaron Roberts - G 3 Weeks

Throw out the records. Throw out the stats. It's rivalry week and anything can happen. The Orange will be without standout senior LB Andrew Armstrong due to an injury but backup Ryan Guthrie is a RS SR and is very capable himself. Boston College is a team that has been picking up steam lately and would probably be bowl eligible if they had played like this all season. They suffered an ugly season-opening home loss to lowly New Mexico State but other than that they have been a solid team. This game won't be easy but if Syracuse plays a full, clean game they should handle the Eagles pretty well. An interesting note in this game is that Boston College is the nation's number 7 rushing offense and Syracuse boasts the nation's top rushing defense. Last week Indiana figured out how to run against the Orange though so if the Eagles can find that same success then Syracuse could be in some trouble.

Syracuse Orange at Boston College Eagles
Nov 23, 2015	1ST	2ND	3RD	4TH	SCORE
Syracuse Orange (9-3)	28	7	7	21	63
Boston College Eagles (4-8)	6	7	3	7	23

Team Stats Comparison
	SYR	BC
Total Offense	530	434
Rushing Yards	90	179
Passing Yards	440	255
First Downs	20	21
Punt Return Yards	86	45
Kick Return Yards	151	23
Total Yards	767	502
Turnovers	3	2
3rd Down Conversion	7/12	8/21
4th Down Conversion	0/1	0/0
2-Point Conversion	0/0	0/0
Red Zone Touchdowns/Field Goals	8-6-0	6-2-2
Penalties	3-14	1-10
Possession Time	14:46	17:14

Scoring Summary
FIRST QUARTER SCORING		SYR	BC
6:41	(SYR) D. Butler, 24 yd pass from T. DeVito	7	0
5:56	(SYR) A. Rawlins, 5 yd pass from T. DeVito	14	0
4:00	(SYR) D. Butler, 11 yd pass from T. DeVito	21	0
2:02	(BC) B. Strong, 45 yd FG	21	3
1:37	(SYR) T. Perkins, returned kickoff 93 yds	28	3
0:30	(BC) B. Strong, 31 yd FG	28	6
SECOND QUARTER SCORING		SYR	BC
4:45	(SYR) A. Noel, 1 yd pass from T. DeVito	35	6
0:48	(BC) A. Dillon, 8 yd pass from A. Brown	35	13
THIRD QUARTER SCORING		SYR	BC
3:01	(BC) B. Strong, 23 yd FG	35	16
0:00	(SYR) S. Riley, returned punt 81 yds	42	16
FOURTH QUARTER SCORING		SYR	BC
5:44	(SYR) A. Rawlins, 15 yd pass from T. DeVito	49	16
4:06	(BC) A. Dillon, 10 yd run	49	23
2:00	(SYR) T. Perkins, 3 yd run	56	23
0:02	(SYR) A. Rawlins, 4 yd pass from T. DeVito	63	23

Syracuse Orange
PASSING	C/A	YDS	TD	INT
T. DeVito	30/44	440	6	2
RUSHING	ATT	YDS	AVG	TD
T. Perkins	16	67	4.1	1
T. DeVito	4	26	6.5	0
RECEIVING	REC	YDS	AVG	TD
T. Perkins	10	152	15.2	0
D. Butler	6	81	13.5	2
A. Noel	4	89	22.2	1
A. Rawlins	4	34	8.5	3
J. Green	2	28	14.0	0
A. Hackett	2	43	21.5	0
S. Riley	1	14	14.0	0
DEFENSE	TACK	SACK	INT	TD
S. Bradshaw	9	0	1	0
C. Jones	8	0	0	0
R. Guthrie	8	0	0	0
T. Henderson Jr	7	0	1	0
E. Foster	6	0	0	0
M. Williams	6	0	0	0

Boston College Eagles
PASSING	C/A	YDS	TD	INT
A. Brown	19/46	255	1	2
RUSHING	ATT	YDS	AVG	TD
A. Dillon	27	123	4.5	1
A. Brown	8	36	4.5	0
RECEIVING	REC	YDS	AVG	TD
E. Robinson	7	106	15.1	0
A. Dillon	6	76	12.6	1
B. Glines	3	38	12.6	0
C. Garrison	2	15	7.5	0
K. White	1	20	20.0	0
DEFENSE	TACK	SACK	INT	TD
S. Kamara	7	1	0	0
B. Stewart	6	0	0	0
M. El Attrach	5	0	0	0
J. Muse	5	0	0	0
I. Miranda	5	0	0	0
B. Sebastian	3	0	1	0
J. Lamot	1	0	1	0

This game was nowhere near as close as I expected. This was the most lopsided score of the season and Boston College's defense was overmatched all day. Tommy DeVito threw for over 400 yards and 6 touchdowns, Tyrone Perkins and Sean Riley both had return touchdowns, and Tyrone Perkins even added 150 receiving yards out of the backfield. The defense intercepted Anthony Brown twice and held Boston College to only 23 points in the win. This game moved Syracuse to 9-3 and if they win their bowl game they can have a 10-win season in Bays' inaugural go around.