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Syracuse Football Looks to Break Wild Streak vs. UConn

Syracuse aims to rebound from its recent defeat against Pitt and fix a high volume of penalties during an upcoming matchup against UConn in East Hartford. The team is also striving to secure its first victory against a Football Bowl Subdivision opponent in over a year, following a difficult stretch that began after a win over Clemson in September 2025.

During that previous campaign, the squad lost starting quarterback Steve Angeli to a torn Achilles and dropped eight consecutive games.

Meanwhile, the UConn roster features formidable offensive talents in quarterback Kalieb Osborne alongside running backs Kenji Christian and Cyncir Bowers, all operating under head coach Jason Candle. Syracuse defensive coordinator Vince Kehres faces the challenge of containing this ground game, having previously worked with Osborne and Christian during their time together at Toledo.

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