The Syracuse Orange are in the JMA Wireless Dome for the final exhibition game. They welcome Division II Pace University who was 24-8 last season. Tip-off is 7:00 and this game will be available to stream on ACCNX.

One of the defining questions of Fall in Syracuse has reared its head again. Is it basketball season? Sometimes it’s a question brought about by excitement for hoops. Far too often recently it’s arrived as Orange football falls like the similarly hued leaves from Autumn trees.

Orange newcomers and veterans meshed on Jim Boeheim Court Tuesday night to grab the 98-62 win over Daemen. Freshman Uche Izoje and graduate transfer Laila Phelia

Syracuse currently ranks No. 68, according to the latest numbers from KenPom. That includes being 49th in adjusted offensive efficiency and 100th in adjusted defensive efficiency. The Orange’s overall KenPom ranking is 10th-best in the ACC.

North Carolina’s defense is heating up, holding a Virginia offense that averaged 462.5 yards per game to just 259 yards in the Tar Heels’ 17-16 overtime loss la

The Orange had the program’s lowest win total since 1970 and have failed to make the NCAA Tournament four straight years, an eternity for the storied program that puts pressure on third-year coach Adrian Autry.

Halloween night football comes to the JMA Wireless Dome as Syracuse hosts North Carolina under the lights on Friday at 7:30 p.m. The ACC showdown gives both teams a chance to rebound from losses and keep their bowl hopes alive.

Throughout the spring and summer, whenever Syracuse basketball coach Adrian Autry issued public remarks about his 2025-26 team, he made sure to underline the importance of

SU will need its newcomers to perform at a high level with the departure of Ashley Rauch and Shea Vanderbosch, among others, this offseason.

For the first time, Syracuse will be in front of the crowd at the JMA Wireless Dome for a matchup against Pace, a NCAA Division II program. Tip-off is set for 7 p.m. EST and fans who can’t make it to the Dome can watch the game on ACC Network Extra. You can also tune in live (just audio) on cuse.com.