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After a spectacular victory last weekend at Purdue, Dan Enos and the Chippewas look to start their season 3-0 when they face the Syracuse out of the ACC. The Orange are 1-0 early in the season and are coming off a bye week.
For the first time in a while, the Chippewas are experiencing significant success in their out of conference schedule. After an uncomfortably close victory at home over Chattanooga, the Chippewas dominated Purdue from start to finish for their second victory over a Big Ten team in three years. The Chippewas are hoping to add back star receiver Titus Davis, who missed last week's victory over the Boilermakers.
Syracuse had its own shaky start to the season, escaping in double overtime against Villanova at the Carrier Dome. Led by former WMU assistant Scott Shafer, the Orange's attack features duel threat QB Terrel Hunt.
This is the second meeting between Syracuse and CMU. Syracuse leads the series 1-0.
WHEN: Saturday, Sept. 13 at noon.
WHERE: The game will be played at Kelly-Shorts Stadium on the CMU campus in Mount Pleasant, Michigan.
TV: This game will be broadcast live on ESPNews. Dave Lamont and Ray Bentley are on the call.
STREAMING: This game is available to be streamed live via ESPN3 and the WatchESPN app. A valid cable subscription is required.
RADIO: Chippewas fans can listen to the game in Mt. Pleasant on WCFX 95.3 FM, as well as other stations that are a part of the Chippewa Sports Network. They will also be able to stream the audio vis the CMU Athletics Gameday mobile app available for both Android and iOS. Dan Chiodo, Brock Gutierrez, and Jim Costa will be on the radio call for CMU.
ODDS: CMU is a 7 point underdog, with the over-under set at 51.