Syracuse football recently updated its roster. Backups Taylor Hindy (offensive lineman) and PJ Batten (tight end) have left the program. Here’s a list of other changes to the roster.

— Trey Dunkelberger officially switched back to tight end on the roster. The junior was moved over defensive end in the spring because of a need at the position, but went back to practicing at tight end in early August.

— Kyle Kleinberg switched from linebacker to tight end for his sophomore season. He practiced with the latter group during the summer.

— Freshman Kenneth Ruff stayed at defensive line despite, like Kleinberg, practicing as a tight end during camp.

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— Moe Neal is still listed as a running back. The freshman shared his time between running back and receiver during camp, but head coach Dino Babers said he is strictly a running back early on. Neal is likely to spend time in the slot as well as the backfield.

— Freshman Scoop Bradshaw took Dontae Strickland’s old number in No. 18 and switched from defensive back to wide receiver. He worked with the receivers during camp.

— Sophomore Jacob Hill‘s position was changed from wide receiver to running back. He spent time with both groups during training camp, but moved to the backfield after being a hybrid in 2015. He walked on to the team as a running back originally and was moved to inside receiver in the spring.

— Freshman Devin Butler was relisted as a running back/wide receiver after practicing at both positions late in training camp.

— Walk-on sophomore Winston Lee, who previously ran track for Syracuse, was relisted as a defensive back. He made the switch in the last week of training camp after starting at running back.

Published on August 27, 2016 at 11:33 am

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