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The Orange were led by first year head coach Scott Shafer and played their home games at the Carrier Dome. The season marked their first as members of the Atlantic Coast Conference, after their final season in the Big East Conference in 2012. They finished the season 7\u20136, 4\u20134 in ACC play to finish in a tie for third place in the Atlantic Division. They were invited to the Texas Bowl where they defeated Minnesota.Table of ContentsPrevious season[edit]Preseason[edit]Personnel[edit]Coaching staff[edit]Schedule[edit]Game summaries[edit]Penn State[edit]Northwestern[edit]Wagner[edit]Tulane[edit]Clemson[edit]NC State[edit]Georgia Tech[edit]Wake Forest[edit]Maryland[edit]Florida State[edit]Pittsburgh[edit]Boston College[edit]References[edit]Previous season[edit]The Orange’s 2012 season was their last as members of the Big East Conference. They finished the year with an 8\u20135 record, and finished as conference co-champions, with a 5\u20132 record in Big East play. The Orange capped off their season with a  win in the 2012 New Era Pinstripe Bowl over long-time rival West Virginia.Preseason[edit]After the conclusion of the season, head coach Doug Marrone was mentioned by several sportswriters as a possible candidate for a head coaching job in the National Football League. On January 6, 2013, Marrone was introduced as the head coach of the Buffalo Bills. Offensive coordinator Nathaniel Hackett departed for Buffalo as well, leaving a number of coaching positions open. On January 9, Syracuse announced the promotion of defensive coordinator Scott Shafer to head coach. Shortly thereafter, George McDonald was announced as the new offensive coordinator, and Chuck Bullough was announced as the new defensive coordinator.Personnel[edit]Coaching staff[edit]2012 Coaching staffHead coachOffensive coachesTim Lester \u2013 QuarterbacksGeorge McDonald \u2013 Offensive CoordinatorRob moore \u2013 Wide ReceiversPat perles \u2013 Offensive LineDeAndre smith \u2013 Running BacksDefensive coachesSupport staffBob brotzki \u2013 Assistant Athletics Director for Player DevelopmentWilliam hicks \u2013 Assistant Athletics Director for Athletic PerformanceKevin van derzee \u2013 Director of Football OperationsSchedule[edit]DateTimeOpponentSiteTVResultAttendanceAugust 313:30\u00a0pmvs. Penn State*ABC\/ESPN2L 17\u20132361,202September 76:00\u00a0pmat No.\u00a020 Northwestern*BTNL 27\u20134838,033September 144:00\u00a0pmWagner*ESPN3W 54\u2013033,299September 2112:30\u00a0pmTulane*ACCNW 52\u20131736,128October 53:30\u00a0pmNo.\u00a04 ClemsonABC\/ESPN2L 14\u20134948,961October 123:30\u00a0pmat NC StateACCRSNW 24\u20131056,639October 1912:30\u00a0pmat Georgia TechACCNL 0\u20135645,704November 212:30\u00a0pmWake ForestACCRSNW 13\u2013038,550November 93:30\u00a0pmat MarylandACCRSNW 20\u2013337,213November 163:30\u00a0pmat No.\u00a02 Florida StateABC\/ESPN2L 3\u20135974,491November 2312:30\u00a0pmPittsburghACCNL 16\u20131735,317November 303:30\u00a0pmBoston CollegeACCRSNW 34\u20133137,406December 276:00\u00a0pmvs. Minnesota*ESPNW 21\u20131732,327[1]Game summaries[edit]Penn State[edit]Syracuse vs. Penn State (New York’s College Classic) 1234Total\u2022  Nittany Lions0671023 Orange037717Date: August 31Location: MetLife StadiumEast Rutherford, NJGame start: 3:35 PM EDTElapsed time: 3:34Game attendance: 61,202Game weather: CloudyReferee: Mike DefeeTelevision network: ABC\/ESPN2Scoring summary212:32SURoss Krautman 32 yd field goalSU 3\u2013025:59PSUSam Fickman 36 yd field goalTIE 3\u2013320:55PSUSam Fickman 35 yd field goalPSU 6\u20133311:46PSUAllen Robinson 51 yd pass from Christian Hackenberg (Sam Fickman kick)PSU 13\u20133311:05SUJerome Smith 10 yd run (Ross Krautman kick)PSU 13\u201310414:16PSUSam Fickman 46 yd field goalPSU 16\u201330411:39PSUGeno Lewis 54 yd pass from Christian Hackenberg (Sam Fickman kick)PSU 23\u20131046:58SUJerome Smith 1 yd run (Ross Krautman kick)PSU 23\u201317Previous MeetingPrevious Winner2009Penn State, 28\u20137Penn State Leads Series: 43\u201323\u20135The Orange opened their season by traveling to MetLife Stadium in East Rutherford, NJ to renew their rivalry with the Penn State Nittany Lions. This was the 71st all-time meeting between the two schools.Neither offense could get much going in the first half, and the score stood 6\u20133 in favor of Penn State at the break. The second half proved to be better for the Lions, as quarterback Christian Hackenberg lead the team to a 23\u201310 lead early in the 4th quarter. A Jerome Smith touchdown late in the game cut the deficit to 23\u201317, but the potential Orange comeback fell short when quarterback Drew Allen threw his second interception of the game late in the 4th.Northwestern[edit]Syracuse at Northwestern 1234Total  Orange0761427\u2022 #20 Wildcats102401448Date: September 7thLocation: Ryan FieldEvanston, ILGame start: 5:01 PM CDTElapsed time: 3:25Game attendance: 38,033Game weather: 79\u00a0\u00b0F (26\u00a0\u00b0C); Wind: E 6\u00a0mph (9.7\u00a0km\/h), Partly CloudyReferee: Tom McCreeshTelevision network: Big Ten NetworkScoring summary114:09NUTreyvon Green 8 yd pass from Kain Colter (Jeff Budzien kick)NU 7\u2013013:15NUJeff Budzien 32 yd field goalNU 10\u20130212:38NUDan Vitale 20 yd pass from Trevor Siemian (Jeff Budzien kick)NU 17\u2013029:21NUJeff Budzien 21 yd field goalNU 20\u2013026:29SUJerome Smith 3 yd run (Ross Krautman kick)NU 20\u2013722:38NUKain Colter 16 yd run (Jeff Budzien kick)NU 27\u2013720:02NUC. Jones 5 yd pass from Trevor Siemian (Jeff Budzien kick)NU 34\u20137312:32SUKendall Moore 16 yd pass from Drew Allen (Ross Krautman kick failed)NU 34\u201313414:48NUTony Jones 47 yd pass from Trevor Siemian (Jeff Budzien kick)NU 41\u201313410:22SUPrince-Tyson Gulley 9 yd run (Ross Krautman kick)NU 41\u20132045:18NUTreyvon Green 28 yd run (Jeff Budzien kick)NU 48\u20132042:49SUTerrel Hunt 15 yd run (Ryan Norton kick)NU 48\u201327Previous MeetingPrevious Winner2012Northwestern, 42\u201341Series Tied: 5\u20135For the second consecutive season, the Orange lost to the Northwestern Wildcats of the Big Ten Conference.Wagner[edit]Wagner at Syracuse 1234Total  Seahawks00000\u2022 Orange92817054Date: September 14Location: Carrier DomeSyracuse, NYGame start: 4:00 PM EDTElapsed time: 3:04Game attendance: 33,209Referee: David EpperleyTelevision network: ESPN3Scoring summary112:17SURyan Norton 34 yd field goalSU 3\u2013012:23SUJerome Smith 2 yd run (Ryan Norton kick failed)SU 9\u20130214:01SUPrince-Tyson Gulley 30 yd pass from Terrel Hunt (Ryan Norton kick)SU 16\u2013029:14SUJerome Smith 8 yd run (Ryan Norton kick)SU 23\u2013025:34SUD. McFarlane 3 yd run (Ryan Norton kick)SU 30\u2013022:20SUChris Clark 41 yd pass from Terrel Hunt (Ryan Norton kick)SU 37\u2013039:46SURyan Norton 32 yd field goalSU 40\u2013036:56SUJarrod West 65 yd pass from Terrel Hunt (Ryan Norton kick)SU 47\u2013034:31SUChris Clark 4 yd pass from Drew Allen (Ryan Norton kick)SU 54\u20130Syracuse Leads Series: 1\u20130The Orange hosted Wagner in their home opener at the Carrier Dome in the first ever meeting between the two universities.Syracuse’s offense put on a dominating performance and rolled to a 54\u20130 win, their first of the season.Tulane[edit]Tulane at Syracuse 1234Total  Green Wave1070017\u2022 Orange21217352Date: September 21Location: Carrier DomeSyracuse, NYGame start: 12:30 PM EDTElapsed time: 3:29Game attendance: 36,128Referee: Steve BarthTelevision network: ACCRSN\u00a0Scoring summary{{{Time}}}{{{Team}}}{{{Event}}}{{{Score}}}Previous MeetingPrevious Winner2011Syracuse, 37\u201334Syracuse Leads Series: 7\u20131Tulane visits the Carrier Dome for the first time since the 1999 season. This is the second meeting in three years between the two teams.Clemson[edit]Clemson at Syracuse 1234Total\u2022  #3 Tigers21147749 Orange077014Date: October 5Location: Carrier DomeSyracuse, NYGame start: 3:36 EST EDTElapsed time: 3:24Game attendance: 48,961Referee: Pat GarveyTelevision network: ABC\/ESPN2\u00a0Scoring summary{{{Time}}}{{{Team}}}{{{Event}}}{{{Score}}}Previous MeetingPrevious Winner1996Syracuse, 41\u20130Syracuse is Tied in Series: 1\u20131The Orange’s first conference game as members of the Atlantic Coast Conference was a matchup against the 3rd ranked Clemson Tigers. This was the second all-time meeting between Clemson and Syracuse, with the first ending in a 41\u20130 victory for the Orange in the 1996 Gator Bowl.Clemson evened the overall series with a 49\u201314 victory behind a career night by Tajh Boyd who went 20 for 27 for 455 yards and 5 touchdowns.[2]NC State[edit]Syracuse at NC State 1234Total\u2022  Orange0731424 Wolfpack070310Date: October 12Location: Carter\u2013Finley StadiumRaleigh, NCGame start: 3:30 PM EDTElapsed time: 3:20Game attendance: 56,639Game weather: 69\u00a0\u00b0F (21\u00a0\u00b0C); Wind: NNW 6\u00a0mph (9.7\u00a0km\/h), OvercastReferee: Ron CherryTelevision network: ACCRSNScoring summary211:11SUJerome Smith 1 yd run (Ryan Norton kick)SU 7\u2013021:15NCSTD. Grinnage 21 yd pass from P. Thomas (N. Sade kick)TIE 7\u2013734:13SURyan Norton 19 yd field goalSU 10\u20137410:12NCSTN. Sade 27 yd field goalTIE 10\u20131046:13SUPrince-Tyson Gulley 18 yd run (Team kick failed)SU 16\u20131042:39SUTerrel Hunt 8 yd run (Ryan Norton rush)SU 24\u201310Previous MeetingPrevious Winner1998NC State, 38\u201317NC State Leads Series: 6\u20131Syracuse traveled to Raleigh, NC for a game against the NC State Wolfpack.Georgia Tech[edit]Syracuse at Georgia Tech 1234Total  Orange00000\u2022 Yellow Jackets141421756Date: October 19Location: Bobby Dodd StadiumAtlanta, GAGame start: 12:30 PM EDTElapsed time: 3:05Game attendance: 45,704Game weather: 65\u00a0\u00b0F (18\u00a0\u00b0C); Wind: SW 7\u00a0mph (11\u00a0km\/h), OvercastReferee: J. MagallanesTelevision network: ACCN\u00a0Scoring summary{{{Time}}}{{{Team}}}{{{Event}}}{{{Score}}}Previous MeetingPrevious Winner2004Georgia Tech, 51\u201314Georgia Tech Leads Series: 2\u20130Syracuse looked to avenge a 51\u201314 drubbing at the hands of Georgia Tech in their last meeting, which was the 2004 Champs Sports Bowl.Wake Forest[edit]Wake Forest at Syracuse 1234Total  Demon Deacons00000\u2022 Orange0013013Date: November 2Location: Carrier DomeSyracuse, NYGame start: 12:30 PM EDTElapsed time: 3:33Game attendance: 38,550Referee: Walt DavenportTelevision network: ACCRSN\u00a0Scoring summary{{{Time}}}{{{Team}}}{{{Event}}}{{{Score}}}Previous MeetingPrevious Winner2011Syracuse, 36\u201329 OTSeries Tied: 1\u20131The last meeting between the two schools occurred in the 2011 season, with the Orange winning in a thrilling overtime affair.Maryland[edit]Syracuse at Maryland 1234Total\u2022  Orange733720 Terrapins00303Date: November 9Location: Byrd StadiumCollege Park, MDGame start: 3:30 PM ESTElapsed time: 3:10Game attendance: 37,213Game weather: 57\u00a0\u00b0F (14\u00a0\u00b0C); Wind: SSW 11\u00a0mph (18\u00a0km\/h), ClearReferee: Brad AllenTelevision network: ACCRSN\u00a0Scoring summary{{{Time}}}{{{Team}}}{{{Event}}}{{{Score}}}Previous MeetingPrevious Winner1994Syracuse, 21\u201316Syracuse Leads Series: 18\u201314\u20132This was the only conference matchup between these two teams, as the Terrapins will be joining the Big Ten Conference for the 2014 season.Florida State[edit]Syracuse at Florida State 1234Total  Orange00033\u2022 Seminoles281021059Date: November 16Location: Doak Campbell StadiumTallahassee, FLGame start: 3:30 PM ESTElapsed time: 3:11Game attendance: 74,491Game weather: 74\u00a0\u00b0F (23\u00a0\u00b0C); Wind: SSE 5\u00a0mph (8.0\u00a0km\/h), Mostly cloudyReferee: Jeff FlaniganTelevision network: ABC\/ESPN2\u00a0Scoring summary{{{Time}}}{{{Team}}}{{{Event}}}{{{Score}}}Previous MeetingPrevious Winner2005Florida State, 38\u201314Florida State Leads Series: 5\u20131The Orange made their last road trip of the season to take on the Florida State Seminoles. This was their first game as conference opponents.Pittsburgh[edit]Pittsburgh at Syracuse 1234Total\u2022  Panthers0107017 Orange637016Date: November 23Location: Carrier DomeSyracuse, NYGame start: 12:30 PM ESTElapsed time: 3:28Game attendance: 35,317Referee: Brad AllenTelevision network: ACCN\u00a0Scoring summary{{{Time}}}{{{Team}}}{{{Event}}}{{{Score}}}Previous MeetingPrevious Winner2012Syracuse, 14\u201313Pittsburgh Leads Series: 34\u201331\u20133The Orange hosted familiar rival Pittsburgh in their first meeting as members of the Atlantic Coast Conference. This matchup was designated as a protected inter-division crossover game that will be played annually.Boston College[edit]Boston College at Syracuse (rivalry) 1234Total  Eagles7771031\u2022 Orange02131034Date: November 30Location: Carrier DomeSyracuse, NYGame start: 3:30 PM ESTElapsed time: 3:35Game attendance: 37,406Referee: David EpperleyTelevision network: ACCRSN\u00a0Scoring summary{{{Time}}}{{{Team}}}{{{Event}}}{{{Score}}}Previous MeetingPrevious Winner2010Boston College, 16\u20137Syracuse Leads Series: 28\u201318Formerly Big East Conference rivals, Syracuse and Boston College played their first game as conference opponents to close out the regular season. The 2013 edition was a must-win for the Orange in order to be bowl-eligible.References[edit]"},{"@context":"http:\/\/schema.org\/","@type":"BreadcrumbList","itemListElement":[{"@type":"ListItem","position":1,"item":{"@id":"https:\/\/wiki.edu.vn\/en\/wiki24\/#breadcrumbitem","name":"Enzyklop\u00e4die"}},{"@type":"ListItem","position":2,"item":{"@id":"https:\/\/wiki.edu.vn\/en\/wiki24\/2018\/09\/03\/2013-syracuse-orange-football-team\/#breadcrumbitem","name":"2013 Syracuse Orange football team"}}]}]