Jesse Macwilliam is a Sports Reporter, MMJ (Multimedia Journalist), and Anchor for Spectrum News in Syracuse, New York. With a focus on local sports, Jesse covers a wide range of topics including high school and college athletics, player profiles, team analysis, and community events. With a passion for storytelling, Jesse strives to bring the excitement and impact of sports to viewers in the Syracuse area.
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The offensive coordinator hopes a primary backup will emerge by the end of camp.
Emphasis has been on blocking.
By: Jesse MacWilliam
Guys like Kyle McCord and Oronde Gadsden led the charge and it seemed like from what Brown said on Monday, that the offense may have gotten the best of the defense a little bit, but things are always improving.
All positions are up for grabs as competition is bringing out the best in the group.
“I really kind of never do anything for me,"Brown said."It's more so my family, my children, my last name. But I never really celebrate for me.”
It wasn't too shabby for his first true action since high school. “That was kind of my first time back on the field since high school,"Heard said."So it was really cool moment.”
“I was able to get their head start getting the playbook early,"Barnes said."Just starting to learn more from the older guys here.
By: Jesse MacWilliam
What You Need To Know WR Justus Ross-Simmons was the spark Syracuse needed in their overtime win against Virginia Tech last weekend
Lewis has made an impact on the Syracuse football team this season but also shines in the art studio
Omopariola has a big impact on the field for SU and in the classroom.
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