The 19th ranked Syracuse Orange football team (6-2, 3-2 ACC) looks for a third straight win when it visits the Wake Forest Demon Deacons (4-4, 1-3 ACC) on Saturday afternoon.
The game kicks off at Noon at BB&T Field in Winston-Salem, North Carolina and will be televised on ACC regional sports network (RSN) affiliates. In Central New York and many New York state markets, viewers will be able to see the game on the YES Network.
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In other markets outside New York state, the Syracuse-Wake contest will be available on these regional sports networks: AT&T Sports Pittsburgh, Fox Sports Florida, FOX Sports Midwest PLUS, FOX Sports San Diego, FOX Sports South, FOX Sports Southwest PLUS, FOX Sports Washington, NESNplus, Prime Ticket, and SportsTime Ohio.
In ACC states, streaming options include the Fox Sports Go app. Outside ACC states, the game can be streamed on ACC Network Extra on the Watch ESPN app.
The game announcers will be Wes Durham and James Bates.
Syracuse seeks to keep the momentum going following last week’s 51-41 victory over the North Carolina State Wolfpack at the Dome that got the Cuse bowl-eligible for the first time in five years and ranked in the two major polls (AP and Coaches) for the first time in 17 years. Most importantly, Syracuse was ranked in the College Football Playoff (CFP) rankings, checking in at No. 19. The Orange had never before made the CFP rankings.
Wake Forest enters Saturday’s contest fresh off a 56-35 victory at Louisville, which earned the Demon Deacons their first ACC win this season.
This weekend’s meeting is the 8th all-time between Syracuse and Wake. The Demon Deacons lead the series 4-3, including winning the last two games.
To get a win Saturday, the Orange will have to overturn some harsh recent history. Lately, the month of November has been a veritable house of horrors for Syracuse, with the program losing 15 of its last 16 football games played in the month. That includes all eight November contests under Coach Dino Babers in his first two seasons at the helm.
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