Syracuse, NY – The Syracuse football team will take on the Holy Cross Crusaders at noon on Saturday at the JMA Wireless Dome.

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Second quarter

6:39: Syracuse starts at its 28 after a nice kickoff return by Yasin Willis.

RESULTS: Syracuse 21, Holy Cross 14

6:45: So. We have another game. Holy Cross hits a halfback pass for a 27-yard touchdown.

8:54: After a false start, Holy Cross runs to the 2nd. Then Pesansky completes to Justin Shorter to the Syracuse 26 and another first down.

9:27: Holy Cross with a very nice screen call on 2nd and 9, but the pressure from Syracuse was too much and Pesansky was just a little wild with his throw. Then Pesansky completes the 3rd-and-9 and pushes the ball into the Syracuse end.

9:58: Bellamy is back on the field for Syracuse on 2nd and 9. This is very good news.

10:48: Holy Cross runs first to gain a 2-yard gain, then Pesansky misses the ball high on a throw over the middle where he appeared to have a receiver open. Jayden Bellamy was on the ground after the game but was able to walk. He goes to the casualty tent. Pesansky is able to get the first down on a scramble.

Syracuse punt

11:29: Syracuse gets a first down after a short pass from McCord to LeQuint Allen. The Orange's offense looks a little less crisp as McCord makes a missed shot to Jackson Meeks and LeQuint Allen makes it 1-1. The offensive line is still not generating consistent pressure. Syracuse will punt for the first time as Enrique Cruz has been turned into a turnstile. McCord has no chance there. Jack Stonehouse's punt lands on the Holy Cross 25.

1:34 p.m.: Syracuse starts its 25 after a touchback

RESULTS: Syracuse 21, Holy Cross 7

1:34 p.m.: Holy Cross, going for its first first down of the game, opened with a 7-yard completion and then restarted the conversation with a 5-yard run. The first touchdown is followed by a coverage break in the Syracuse secondary that results in a 63-yard touchdown pass. Quarterback Joe Pesansky hits Max Mosey for the score.

14:54: Holy Cross opened at its 25 after a touchback

RESULT: Syracuse 21, Holy Cross 0

14:54: Kyle McCord throws 38 yards to Jackson Meeks on the first play of the second quarter.

First quarter

:00: Syracuse scores a 4th and 3 on the final play of the first quarter. Kyle McCord connects with Jackson Meeks on a 4-yard pass. Orange will open the third quarter on the Holy Cross 38. Kyle McCord is currently 12 of 18 for 163 yards and 2 touchdowns. The Orange ran 28 plays in the first quarter and picked up 12 first downs.

1:16: Syracuse begins to get its running game going and gets the ball to the Holy Cross 40.

2:26: Kyle McCord hits Will Nixon for 8 yards. Yasin Willis gets a first down by running for a 3. Will Nixon runs for another 3 and the game is suspended due to an injured Holy Cross defender. McCord has a passing range of up to 159 yards.

Holy Cross Punt

3:36: Syracuse scores two runs, but a false start gives Holy Cross a third-and-3. Holy Cross cannot complete the pass. Good reporting by Greg Delaine on this piece. A third straight three-and-out by the Syracuse defense. Syracuse takes over on the 29th.

5:02: Holy Cross takes over on its 25 after a touchback

RESULT: Syracuse 14, Holy Cross 0

5:02: McCord with a 23-yard touchdown pass to Darrell Gill Jr., his first of the season. Kyle McCord has already thrown for 150 yards and we're 10 minutes into the game.

5:40: An 8-yard run by LeQuint Allen and an incomplete pass set up 3rd-and-2. McCord converts with a pass to the trusty Trebor Pena. Now at Holy Cross 23.

6:53: Syracuse opened with a pass from Kyle McCord to Trebor Pena for 16 yards. Then McCord hits Darrell Gill Jr. behind the defense and the Orange enter Holy Cross territory. Two plays, two first downs.

Holy Cross Punt

7:29: Syracuse forces a 4th-and-2 at the Holy Cross 44. The second straight 3-and-out for the Crusaders. Trebor Pena fair catch at the SU 21.

9:02: Holy Cross opens its 36 after a nice kickoff return.

RESULT: Syracuse 7, Holy Cross 0

9:11: LeQuint Allen scored in the 7th minute to make it 1-0. McCord throws Oronde Gadsden into the corner. On 3rd-and-goal, McCord escapes left and throws against his body to Umari Hatcher in the back of the end zone. Landing in Syracuse.

McCord threw for 79 yards on that drive. Syracuse only ran for 13. Orange is obviously happy with the touchdown, but would really like to get the ground game going today.

10:57: After a 7-yard pass from McCord to Meeks on 2nd-and-10, Syracuse took over on 3rd-and-3 with a little swing to LeQuint Allen. Well blocked by three SU wide receivers.

11:34: Syracuse gets 3rd-and-8 when Kyle McCord checks to LeQuint Allen and he uses his legs to pick up the ball. Orange at the Holy Cross 18 yard line.

12:37: First deep ball from Kyle McCord as he hits Umari Hatcher despite being double covered. Orange on Holy Cross 31. I'm not sure if this was the best idea, but it worked.

13:04: Another first down as Kyle McCord hits Jackson Meeks for 11.

13:56: Syracuse opened the scoring by handing the ball to LeQuint Allen and he ran for 10.

Holy Cross Punt

2:14 p.m: A three-and-out for Holy Cross, which started with a 4-yard run and then missed two deep passes. It looked like they had some open positions, but not enough time to complete any of them. Syracuse will open at its 8 after committing to hold the game on the return.

3:00 p.m.: Holy Cross wins the toss and elects to receive. The Crusaders open their first drive on the 25th after a touchback.

Before the game

Syracuse will welcome back defensive tackle Dion Wilson and running back Will Nixon, who missed last week's loss to Stanford. The Orange are still without wide receiver Yazeed Haynes and cornerback Marcellus Barnes.

Syracuse will look to improve its record against FCS opponents to 22-0 as college football is split into multiple divisions heading into the game against Holy Cross at the JMA Wireless Dome.

The Orange (2-1, 1-1) are looking for a good game after a surprising loss to Stanford in their last game. The Crusaders (1-3) have lost all three games by a touchdown or less, but none of them came against an FBS program.

One of the most important things to watch for is whether Syracuse is able to put up a strong running game against Holy Cross. Running back LeQuint Allen averages just under 69 yards per game.

Syracuse has averaged just 95.3 rushing yards per game so far this season, and Fran Brown has preached the need for a balanced attack to keep quarterback Kyle McCord healthy. If the Orange are unable to compete against Holy Cross, it will likely be difficult to achieve against teams that compete at the same level.