FLORHAM PARK, N.J. - The New York Jets have placed wide receiver Greg Salas on season-ending injured reserve and signed wide receiver Chris Owusu from the practice squad.Salas suffered what coach Rex Ryan called a major hamstring injury on his 20-yard end-around reverse for his first NFL touchdown in the first quarter of New Yorks 16-13 loss to Miami last Monday night. Salas had eight catches for 167 yards in his second season with the Jets.This will be Owusus second stint on the Jets active roster this season. He was signed as a free agent in September and was inactive for three games before having one catch for 7 yards against Buffalo in Week 8. Owusu was cut the following week and then brought back to the practice squad.___AP NFL websites:
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Syracuse shot 55 per cent from the field, well above the 38.5 per cent Wisconsin gave up this season, and the Orange were 5 of 9 from three-point range, much better than the 28.8 per cent the Badgers allowed. All those numbers mean the Orange (34-2) will play second-seeded Ohio State (30-7) in the regional final Saturday with a trip to New Orleans at stake. "I cant tell you how good it feels to win a game like this," Boeheim said. "This was a great, great game." And it wasnt decided until Wisconsins Jordan Taylor missed a three-pointer with three seconds left. Josh Gasser corralled the rebound but his toss toward the basket was off at the buzzer. "It was on line, and I felt like I got my legs into it," Taylor said. "I knew it was a deep three, but it felt good, and then to see it kind of come up short was kind of heartbreaking." Montreals Kris Joseph, a 75 per cent free throw shooter, had missed the front end of a 1-and-1 with 18 seconds to go with Syracuse up by a point, giving the Badgers (26-10) a chance at the victory. Joseph finished with seven points and two rebounds. Passing the ball around the perimeter of the zone but not creating much space, Wisconsin had to settle for Taylors shot. "We were just trying to get an open shot and try and make them rotate in the zone," Taylor said. "We did a little bit, but they did a good job of recovering to open guys there. They used the length that they have and kind of forced us into a tough shot, and it obviously didnt go down. So it was tough. Hats off to them." The Badgers finished 14 of 27 from three-point range but couldnt make one over the final 6 minutes after a stretch in the second half when they made six straight in as many possessions. 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Syracuse reached that many points with 9 minutes to play, but there were two lead changes and two ties still to come. "It was a nailbiter, but we made some plays down the stretch and got a couple of stops," Fair said. Wisconsin, which averaged 7.7 three-pointers per game and has a season high of 15, hit its last three with 7:03 to play when Taylor gave the Badgers their final lead of the game, 59-56. Syracuse went ahead for good on a spin move by Waiters with 6:03 to play, but the lead was never more than three points. Gasser made two free throws with 31 seconds left to bring Wisconsin within 64-63. "I think that was the best game anybody has ever played against us and didnt beat us," Boeheim said. The win was No. 890 overall for Boeheim, third on the all-time list, and it was his 48th in the NCAA tournament, breaking a tie for fifth place with John Wooden. "Syracuse just has too many athletes that can do so many things, and its hard to prepare for that on the defensive end. You think youre getting things done, but youre a step behind," Badgers coach Bo Ryan said. "So we did the best we could, and I thought we played great defence. Not everybody on the court agreed with that, but I thought we played unbelievable defence for the most part. " Syracuse won again without starting centre Fab Melo, who was declared ineligible for the tournament by the school just days before the Orange opened with a shaky win over 16th-seeded North Carolina-Asheville. The Badgers were trying to reach the regional final for the first time since 2005.
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