Quiz On Syracuse Orange Football

The Syracuse football team played their 1,000th milestone game during their 1992 season.

In the given options, "4-Jul" represents Syracuse's final record for the 1994 season. This suggests that Syracuse had a final record of 4 wins and 7 losses in the 1994 season.

After the 1999 season, Syracuse played in the Music City Bowl.

In the 2013 season, the Syracuse Football team had an overall record of 6 wins and 7 losses.

In a 2002 triple-overtime game, Syracuse beat Virginia Tech.

Marvin Graves was the first Syracuse quarterback to throw for over 400 yards in one game.

In 2006, Syracuse quarterbacks threw a total of five interceptions.

Marvin Graves is the correct answer because he was the first Syracuse quarterback to complete 500 passes in college football. This achievement demonstrates his skill and accuracy as a passer, setting a milestone in the history of the Syracuse football program. While the other options may have also been notable quarterbacks for Syracuse, they did not achieve this specific milestone.

James Mungro is the correct answer because he had the most rushing yards in a season since Joe Morris. This suggests that Mungro had a standout season in 2001, surpassing the rushing yardage achieved by other Syracuse running backs such as Thump Belton, Walter Reyes, and Dee Brown.

James Wyche became the fifth player in Syracuse school history to reach 200 tackles in 2005.

In 2004, Diamond Ferri led Syracuse with four interceptions.

In 2006, the top attendance for a Syracuse home game was 41,870. This means that during that year, the highest number of people attended a home game in Syracuse.

Patrick Shadle made 16 out of his 18 field goal attempts in 2006.

Troy Nunes is the correct answer because he is the only player listed who threw four interceptions in a single game for Syracuse during the 2000 season. Donovan McNabb, R.J. Anderson, and Perry Patterson did not have this same performance during that season.

Syracuse did better than their opponents in the metric of Penalty Yards Per Game during the 2006 season. This means that Syracuse incurred fewer penalty yards per game compared to their opponents, indicating better discipline and fewer mistakes on the field.