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Scoop Bradshaw, Kendall Coleman expected back on defense for Syracuse this weekend against Florida State

Alexandra Moreo | Photo Editor

Scoop Bradshaw is expected to be back in the secondary for the first time since being hurt on Oct. 13 against Clemson.

Syracuse (4-4, 2-2 Atlantic Coast) is expected to have defensive starters Kendall Coleman and Scoop Bradshaw back for its Saturday matchup with Florida State (2-5, 2-4 ACC). Both players were listed as probable on the team’s injury report released Thursday night.

Coleman, a sophomore defensive end, has been out since suffering an apparent ankle injury against Louisiana State in SU’s fourth game of the season. Bradshaw, a sophomore cornerback, was injured against Clemson on Oct. 13.

Josh Black, SU’s other starting defensive end when healthy, is listed as doubtful. The sophomore has not played since the Orange’s Sept. 16 game against Central Michigan. Reserve offensive linemen Patrick Davis and Liam O’Sullivan, along with defensive lineman Jake Pickard, are out.

The Orange and Seminoles kickoff in Tallahassee at 12:20 p.m. on Saturday. The game will be available to watch on the ACC Network.

Here’s the full injury report:



Probable
DB Scoop Bradshaw
DL Kendall Coleman

Doubtful
DL Josh Black

Out
OL Patrick Davis
OL Liam O’Sullivan
DL Jake Pickard

Out for the Season
DB Antwan Cordy (lower leg)
DB Jordan Martin (wrist)
OL Aaron Roberts (knee)





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