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Louisville Aims for First Syracuse Win in a Decade
18 Oct
Summary
- Louisville seeks its first road win of the season against Syracuse.
- Syracuse has lost 10 consecutive conference games.
- Louisville coach Jeff Brohm is two wins from 100 career victories.
Louisville is set to play Syracuse tonight, with the Cardinals aiming for their first victory at the JMA Wireless Dome in a decade. This game is crucial for Louisville, as a win would mark their first road victory of the season, push them over the .500 mark, and bring head coach Jeff Brohm within two wins of his 100th career victory.
In contrast, Syracuse has struggled recently, having lost 28-25 to Virginia in their last game. The Orange have endured a difficult conference stretch, losing 10 consecutive league games, with their last conference win dating back to the 2025 ACC opener against Clemson.
Louisville holds a 5-5 record at the JMA Wireless Dome and leads the all-time series against Syracuse 13-8. Running back Keyjuan Brown is active for Louisville after missing their previous game, alongside linebacker Stanquan Clark, offensive lineman Cason Henry, and defensive lineman Daylen Russell.
Predictions for the game favor Louisville, with multiple reporters anticipating a comfortable win. This matchup is scheduled for today, October 17th, at 7:30 p.m. EST and will be broadcast on the ACC Network and streamed on ESPN+.
