Jack’s Pick – Syracuse football opener against Northwestern

Posted: 08.31.2012 at 7:39 AM

SYRACUSE -- Jack the Sports Dog has returned for the new football season and is wasting no time weighing on the new year.

Saturday marks the season opener for the Syracuse Orange as SU hosts Northwestern at high noon at the Carrier Dome.

Click the video player to see who Jack says will win the season opener!

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