Late in the second quarter, with the Syracuse Orange down 21-0 to the Florida State Seminoles, ESPN’s Beth Mowins and Anthony Becht remarked that Amba Etta-Tawo was not putting up his usual numbers (he had just one catch at the time).
Within minutes, he ended up catching a 46-yard Hail Mary in a crowded end zone to give Syracuse their first points of the game as time expired in the half.
Etta-Tawo, once on pace to shatter every Syracuse and NCAA receiving record, has been slowed by defensive adjustments to him and the Orange offense stalling without Eric Dungey.