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 Syracuse Bowl History 


Syracuse Orangemen
Syracuse University
 Syracuse, NY
Founded: 1870
Stadium: Carrier Dome
Capacity: 50,000
Colors: Orange
Coach: Fran Brown
Conference: Atlantic Coast-

Team Home Summary  Coaches Games by Year Opponents Rankings Bowls Conference


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 Season   Bowl   Date   Bowl Matchup 
  2023  Boca Raton  12/21/2023  South Florida  45-0  Syracuse
  2022  Pinstripe  12/29/2022  Minnesota  28-20  Syracuse
  2018  Camping World  12/28/2018  Syracuse  34-18  West Virginia
  2013  Texas  12/27/2013  Syracuse  21-17  Minnesota
  2012  Pinstripe  12/29/2012  Syracuse  38-14  West Virginia
  2010  Pinstripe  12/30/2010  Syracuse  36-34  Kansas State
  2004  Champs Sports  12/21/2004  Georgia Tech  51-14  Syracuse
  1999  Music City  12/29/1999  Syracuse  20-13  Kentucky
  1998  Orange  1/2/1999  Florida  31-10  Syracuse
  1997  Fiesta  12/31/1997  Kansas State  35-18  Syracuse
  1996  Liberty  12/27/1996  Syracuse  30-17  Houston
  1995  Gator  1/1/1996  Syracuse  41-0  Clemson
  1992  Fiesta  1/1/1993  Syracuse  26-22  Colorado
  1991  Outback  1/1/1992  Syracuse  24-17  Ohio State
  1990  Aloha Classic  12/25/1990  Syracuse  28-0  Arizona
  1989  Peach  12/30/1989  Syracuse  19-18  Georgia
  1988  Outback  1/2/1989  Syracuse  23-10  Louisiana State
  1987  Sugar  1/1/1988  Auburn  16-16  Syracuse
  1985  Cherry  12/21/1985  Maryland  35-18  Syracuse
  1979  Independence  12/15/1979  Syracuse  31-7  McNeese State
  1966  Gator  12/31/1966  Tennessee  18-12  Syracuse
  1964  Sugar  1/1/1965  Louisiana State  13-10  Syracuse
  1962  Gotham  9/29/1962  Army  9-2  Syracuse
  1961  Liberty  12/16/1961  Syracuse  15-14  Miami
  1959  Cotton  1/1/1960  Syracuse  23-14  Texas
  1958  Orange  1/1/1959  Oklahoma  21-6  Syracuse
  1956  Cotton  1/1/1957  Texas Christian  28-27  Syracuse
  1952  Orange  1/1/1953  Alabama  61-6  Syracuse

 

 



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Before every home game, flowers are placed at the graves of every former Uga (the English Bulldog mascot of Georgia).