Pitt Dominates Syracuse with Three Defensive Touchdowns in 41-13 Victory

Pittsburgh's defense overwhelms Syracuse, forcing five interceptions and scoring three pick-sixes to maintain an undefeated season.

Pittsburgh Panthers improved to 7-0 for the first time since 1982 after defeating Syracuse with a score of 41-13.
Rasheem Biles, Kyle Louis, and Braylan Lovelace each returned an interception for a touchdown in a dominant first-half performance.
Syracuse quarterback Kyle McCord threw five interceptions, with three returned for touchdowns, marking a historically challenging game.
Pitt's defense was crucial, as their offense managed only 217 total yards and was on the field for less than 19 minutes.
The victory positions Pitt as a strong contender for the ACC championship game, while Syracuse faces setbacks under their first-year head coach.