Syracuse defeated UConn 31-24 in Week 13, with the Huskies covering the 10-point spread in a competitive matchup. The Orange controlled much of the game, with Kyle McCord leading an efficient passing attack that totaled 470 yards. McCord connected with multiple receivers, including Jackson Meeks and Oronde Gadsden II, to orchestrate Syracuse's offensive rhythm.

UConn stayed competitive throughout, with running back Camryn Edwards rushing for 87 yards, including a 71-yard touchdown run in the first quarter that gave the Huskies an early boost. The game featured two lead changes, keeping it tightly contested in the final moments. Syracuse's defense made crucial plays, particularly in the first half, while UConn's defense generated several significant stops to keep the game within reach.

The scoring was nearly evenly split between the teams in the first and second quarters, but Syracuse's second-quarter outburst proved decisive. The contest exceeded the over-under of 54.5 points, finishing with a combined 55 points.