Doug Marrone is not the first football coach to attempt to rejuvenate a once-proud Syracuse program.
In 1981, a man named Dick MacPherson became the head coach at Syracuse University, after a disappointing six-year tenure by Frank Maloney.
Coach "Mac" started his career with a few mediocre seasons, but the winds of change came with his recruiting philosophy, which would allow him to land a bevy of great players in nine years at the helm.
One of these players was a talented young offensive tackle from the Bronx named Doug Marrone.
Marrone entered Syracuse University in 1983, one year before the monumental upset of the nation's No. 1 team—the Nebraska Cornhuskers.
The win that would forever ma...
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