Former Ohio State turned Syracuse quarterback Kyle McCord had a pretty good day Saturday. The Orange upset No. 6 Miami 42–38, and his former Buckeyes lost 13–10 in the Michigan rivalry game. When asked about Ohio State losing to Michigan,

The Syracuse football program picked up one of its biggest wins vs. Miami, and for ex-Ohio State quarterback Kyle McCord, it was extra sweet.

Syracuse QB Kyle McCord never forgot his time at Ohio State before transferring to play for the Orange this season. When he was asked if he took any satisfaction in beating fellow transfer QB Cam Ward and Miami coupled with his former school losing to Michigan,

Michigan's upset win over Ohio State puts Penn State in the Big Ten Championship and squanders the Buckeyes' potential shot at a first-round playoff bye. "Everything comes full circle," McCord said, choosing a short statement for his only words on the Buckeyes' loss.

With all but a handful of college football games from the 2024 season completed, most conference championship games are locked in. A sprinkle of Week 14 surprising results played a big part in them, including Syracuse upsetting No.

That was the case with quarterback Kyle McCord, who didn’t take long after the loss to Michigan last season to realize he would be playing elsewhere. Just like Will Howard did on Saturday, McCord threw two interceptions in a loss to the Wolverines last year.

Kyle McCord hasn't forgotten how he was treated on his way out of Columbus last year. After leading his team to a stunning victory over Cam Ward and the one-loss Miami Hurricanes on the same day that Ohio State was upset by 6-5 Michigan,

While Ohio State collapsed against Michigan, former Buckeyes QB Kyle McCord led Syracuse to upset win over Miami

One year later, Kyle McCord got the last word with Ohio State. McCord was run out of Columbus after Ohio State lost 30-24 to Michigan last year. The Buckeyes basically forced him out and recruited a replacement they thought would be better.