Syracuse QB Garrett Shrader Out for Boca Raton Bowl Following Shoulder Surgery

Redshirt Freshman Braden Davis Expected to Start as Syracuse Undergoes Major Transition with New Coach and Ohio State Transfer Kyle McCord

Syracuse quarterback Garrett Shrader will not play in the Boca Raton Bowl due to shoulder surgery.
Shrader had been playing with a shoulder tear since October and led Syracuse to a bowl-clinching win over Wake Forest.
Shrader's absence comes at a time of major transition for Syracuse, with new coach Fran Brown and the recent commitment of quarterback Kyle McCord from Ohio State.
Redshirt freshman Braden Davis is expected to start the bowl game against South Florida.
Shrader threw for 39 touchdowns and rushed for 31 more in parts of three seasons with Syracuse.