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Name: Steve Angeli (+) 09-20-25 Achilles INJ-Out for 2025/Transfer from Notre Dame
College: Syracuse
Number: 9
School Bio/Stats Link: HERE
Height: 6-3 Weight: 212
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Class/Draft Year: rJr/2027
40 Low: 4.68 40 Time: 4.78 40 High: 4.87
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Data Scout Notes: X-HPFA/Shot at 5-7/INJ-Out for 2025-Recheck/QB1 in 25/7GP-76%-4-1 in 23 2025: (+) Coming off 09-20-25 Achilles INJ...04-17-25 Transfer from Notre Dame...2024: NA...2023: NA...2022: NA
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Steve Angeli, Syracuse, Player News
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MIDSEASON AP ACC BIGGEST INJURY: Syracuse coach Fran Brown announced on Sept. 22 quarterback Steve Angeli will miss the remainder of the season with a torn left Achilles tendon. Angeli was hurt on a noncontact play while rolling out of the pocket in 34-2 1 win at Clemson. - AP College Football
(DS#999 QB) rJr/2027  QB Steve Angeli, Syracuse
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Syracuse quarterback Steve Angeli will miss the remainder of the season with a torn left Achilles tendon, coach Fran Brown announced Monday, two days after the junior led the Orange to their most impressive win of the season. Angeli was scheduled to have surgery later in the day. Brown hoped the 21-year-old will recover in time for spring sessions. "A really good football player, a great person, just sad for him," Brown said of the Notre Dame transfer. "It's been a nice little journey with him for the t ime that we've had him to play, and I'm excited about the time when he comes back." Angeli was hurt on a noncontact play while rolling out of the pocket in the third quarter of a 34-21 win at Clemson. He finished 18 of 31 for 244 yards with two touchdown s before leaving the game with Syracuse leading 27-14.The injury leaves Syracuse (3-1, 1-0 ACC) turning to Rickie Collins to take over as the Orange prepare to host Duke (2-2, 1-0) on Saturday. "(Collins) was able to command the offense," Brown sa id of Collins' relief appearance against Clemson. "It just shows that you have to continue to have faith and work hard and things may fall your way." Collins was initially projected to be the Orange's starter after transferring to Syracuse this offseason following two years as a backup at LSU. Collins, however, was beaten out for the starting job by Angeli, who joined the program after spring practices. "It wasn't a huge difference of why we picked a guy," Brown said of the quarterback competition. "It took me some time to pick the quarterback, so I'm very thankful we had two." Brown said Angeli and Collins have developed a tight relationship and watch film together regularly. "No one deserves the opportunity more than (Collins) does," Brown said. "Jus t his mental toughness of understanding the fronts and everything of that nature. He already has a huge arm. He can make every throw." - AP College Football
(DS#999 QB) rJr/2027 QB Steve Angeli, Syracuse
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Steve Angeli threw for 244 yards and two touchdowns before leaving with a lower leg injury, Justus Ross-Simmons hauled in two TD passes and Syracuse upset heavily-favored Clemson 34-21 on Saturday sending the Tigers to their worst start ever under coach Dabo Swinney. Angeli threw first half TD passes to Ross-Simmons and Darrell Gill Jr. while Will Nixon scored on a 9-yard run as the Orange (3-1, 1-0 ACC) built a 27-14 lead before Angeli left with a non-contact lower leg injury late in the third quarter after rolling out of the pocket. Rickie Collins added a touchdown pass in relief for Syracuse, which entered the game as a 17 1/2-point road underdog but never trailed. First-team preseason All-American Cade Klubnik struggled with accuracy and finding op en receivers once again despite finishing 37 of 60 passes for 363 yards and three touchdowns for Clemson, which started 1-3 for the first time since 2004 when Swinney was the Tigers wide receivers coach under Tommy Bowden. Adam Randall added 130 yards ru shing and a touchdown and Bryant Wesco Jr. had two TD catches for the Tigers (1-3, 0-2), who began the season ranked No. 4 in the nation but have seen their national championship hopes evaporate in the first four weeks of the season. Syracuse took full a dvantage of two first-half gambles by coach Fran Brown and three costly Clemson penalties to build a 24-14 halftime lead.After Angeli completed a 12-yard touchdown pass to a leaping Ross-Simmons on the game's first possession, Brown caught Clemson off guard with an onside kick and Syracuse recovered. Brown then gambled again going for it on fourth and 3 near midfield and succeeded again, leading to a field goal giving the Orange a 10-0 lead before Clemson's offense stepped on the field. Klubnik t hrew TDs to Wesco and Randall in the first half, but Syracuse matched the Tigers offensive output with Nixon scoring on a 9-yard run off an inside handoff and Angeli finding Gill in the right corner of the end zone on a perfectly-placed pass for a 22-yar d score. Clemson had a chance to cut the lead to seven before halftime but Wesco dropped a pass near the sideline with 5 seconds left that would have allowed the Tigers to get into field goal range. Instead Klubnik's Hail Mary heave to end the half was i ncomplete. Johntay Cook II had five catches for 113 yards and Yasin Willis added 94 yards on the ground for Syracuse. Halftime lasted more than two hours due to a lightning delay. - Syracuse/AP College Football
(DS#999 QB) rJr/2027 QB Steve Angeli, Syracuse
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Syracuse quarterback Steve Angeli has left the Orange's game against Clemson following a non-contact injury to his lower leg in the third quarter. Angeli rolled out of the pocket and then went down without being hit by a Clemson player. He appeared in pa in and and was helped off the field by trainers and replaced by Rickie Collins, who quickly threw a touchdown pass to Justus Ross-Simmons to extend Syracuse's lead to 34-14. Syracuse entered the game as a 17 1/2-point road underdog. Angeli was 18 of 31 f or 244 yards with two touchdown passes before leaving the game. - AP College Football
(DS#999 QB) rJr/2027 QB Steve Angeli, Syracuse
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Steve Angeli threw for 417 yards and five touchdowns, and added another on the ground, tying Jim Brown and Eric Dungey as the only Syracuse players with six touchdowns in a game, as the Orange rolled over Colgate 66-24 Friday. With the win, Syracuse (2-1 ) is 23-0 against FCS opponents. The victory was the program's 18th straight over the Raiders (0-3). "Just the fact that you said Jim Brown, and that's amazing to say that anybody that joins anything with Jim Brown. I mean, they should just go home and b e thankful, right?" Syracuse head coach Fran Brown said. "I think football, Syracuse football, it's Jim Brown, (number) 44." The Orange amassed 620 yards, 447 through the air. Angeli, a transfer from Notre Dame, was 24 of 32 passing. Darrell Gill Jr. led Syracuse receivers with six receptions for 152 yards. Twelve Syracuse players had at least one reception.Jaylan Hornsby, Justus Ross-Simmons and Darien Williams all scored through the air. Will Nixon chipped in with a 2-yard run and Luke Carney r an nine yards for another. Rickie Collins threw for another score in relief of Angeli. "He's working really, really hard," Brown said. "It's amazing that he got to join Jim Brown, both those guys were amazing here, so I'm proud of him that he had a chanc e to join that." Angeli said it was "awesome" he had joined such an elite duo but he spread the love to his offense. "It's not just me, there's guys that are all over that are allowing that to happen. That's a collective thing. It's not really an individ ual because some guys got to catch the football for me, protect, and everything else, so it's awesome to hear that," Angeli said. "There's so many playmakers, like everywhere. It's a really special group." "I thought their quarterback played really well, and he's getting better every week," Colgate coach Curt Fitzpatrick said. - Syracuse/AP College Football
(DS#999 QB) rJr/2027 QB Steve Angeli, Syracuse
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