Syracuse opens its season hosting New Hampshire on Saturday

Syracuse kicked off their football season by hosting New Hampshire on Saturday. The matchup was part of Syracuse's opening game for the 2025 season. Earlier this year, New Hampshire suffered a setback, losing their season opener by a score of 28-14 to Albany. In contrast, Syracuse finished the 2025 season with a 34-12 loss to Boston College.

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Syracuse's defensive performance is rated at 431 yards allowed, placing them 82nd in the FCS. Offensively, they average 340.4 yards per game, which ranks 104th in the FBS. Defensively, Syracuse concedes 427.7 yards per game, ranking 124th in the FBS. Passing plays see an average of 252.8 yards allowed per game, ranking 120th. Brooks Bentley led the team with 230 passing yards, scoring two touchdowns and completing 70.4% of his passes.

Myles Thomason rushed for 53 yards on 10 carries, also with one touchdown. Receiving duties were handled by Ja’Carree Kelly, who gained 123 yards on six catches, with one touchdown. Steve Angeli contributed 1,317 passing yards, netting 10 touchdowns while throwing two interceptions. His completion percentage stood at 62.8%. Johntay Cook II was a standout receiver with 549 yards, 45 catches, and two touchdowns.