In what may have been his final game at Syracuse, LeQuint Allen was a hurdler, receiver and closer

Syracuse, N.Y. — Syracuse needed its four-point lead over Miami to last another 3 minutes and 42 seconds to secure one of the program’s biggest wins in recent history.
Miami geared up its defense to stop the run, to keep the clock from bleeding away and try to get its dangerous offense the ball back for one final chance. Syracuse turned to the player who its coach considers the heart of the team and its toughest player.