Syracuse safety Justin Barron gathers himself before the Notre Dame game on Oct. 29. Barron should be one of several defensive players returning to the Orange's roster next season. Dennis Nett | dnett@syracuse.com
Syracuse, N.Y. — Dino Babers said Monday he “absolutely” sees Syracuse football’s upcoming Pinstripe Bowl appearance as a preseason game for 2023.
It makes sense. Syracuse looks to return a decent chunk of its starters, save for a few key players. Bowl games tend to see a lot of new faces on the field and give a good look toward the future.
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