Bill Belichick, UNC vs. Syracuse Final Box Score, Top Player Stats and Highlights

Bill Belichick and the North Carolina Tar Heels suffered a stunning overtime upset, falling 31-30 at home to the Syracuse Orange after Syracuse converted a game-winning two-point attempt to seal the road victory.

North Carolina was an 8.5-point favorite entering its matchup against Syracuse on Saturday, according to FanDuel Sportsbook.

The Tar Heels fell to 4-3 overall and 2-2 in conference play, snapping a two-game winning streak that included a statement rivalry victory over Duke and an upset win over the No. 25 Pittsburgh Panthers.

Meanwhile, Syracuse secured its first conference win of the season, improving to 3-4 overall and 1-4 in conference play with the overtime victory in Chapel Hill.

Passing
Notable Players	C/ATT	YDS	TD	INT
Billy Edwards Jr., UNC	27/44	271	2	0
Steve Angeli, SYR	20/34	256	2	0
Rushing
Notable Players	CAR	YDS	TD
Demon June, UNC	9	53	1
Ahmad Miller, SYR	30	125	1
Tylik Hill, SYR	10	38	1
Receiving
Notable Players	REC	YDS	TD
Jordan Shipp, UNC	8	102	1
Demon June, UNC	2	12	1
Umari Hatcher, SYR	4	103	1
Calvin Russell III, SYR	8	86	1

ACC Standings

1.  (1) MIA: 5-0 (CONF), 7-0 (OVR)
2. (23) SMU: 4-1 (CONF), 6-1 (OVR)
3. (17) WAKE: 4-1 (CONF), 6-1 (OVR)
4. CLEM: 2-1 (CONF), 4-2 (OVR)
5. LOU: 3-2 (CONF), 4-3 (OVR)
6. UNC: 2-2 (CONF), 4-3 (OVR)
7. VT: 2-2 (CONF), 5-2 (OVR)
8. DUKE: 2-2 (CONF), 5-2 (OVR)
9. BC: 2-2 (CONF), 4-3 (OVR)
10. PITT: 2-3 (CONF), 5-3 (OVR)
11.  STAN: 2-3 (CONF), 4-4 (OVR)
12. UVA: 2-3 (CONF), 4-4 (OVR)
13. CAL: 2-3 (CONF), 3-5 (OVR)
14.  FSU: 1-3 (CONF), 3-4 (OVR)
15.  NCSU: 1-3 (CONF), 3-4 (OVR)
16.  GT: 1-3 (CONF), 2-5 (OVR)
17. SYR: 1-4 (CONF), 3-5 (OVR)

North Carolina held Syracuse scoreless in the opening quarter, controlling the clock while adding a field goal and a shotgun touchdown pass from Edwards Jr. to Jordan Shipp to take a 10-0 lead.

Syracuse got on the board early in the second quarter after a 7:15 drive, adding a field goal.

Meanwhile, North Carolina added a 39-yard field goal to take a 13-3 lead into halftime.

Coming out of halftime, the Tar Heels forced Syracuse to punt before Edwards Jr. led a drive downfield that ended with Demon June rushing for a 25-yard touchdown, his seventh score of the season. UNC led 20-10 into the final quarter.

Syracuse found its first score of the second half in the fourth, scoring on a one-play, 76-yard touchdown pass.

North Carolina answered with a field goal to maintain a six-point lead, but the Orange found their rhythm, scoring on back-to-back possessions to tie the game after a missed extra point and forcing overtime.

In overtime, North Carolina struck first with a touchdown pass from Edwards Jr. to June, putting the pressure on Syracuse to respond. The Orange answered, as Steve Angeli found a receiver in the end zone before a successful two-point conversion sealed the road win.

North Carolina will host coach Mario Cristobal and the No. 1 Miami Hurricanes next Saturday at 7:30 p.m. ET.