Syracuse's Michael Carter-Williams dunks the ball during the first half of an NCAA college basketball game against Connecticut in Hartford, Conn., Wednesday, Feb. 13, 2013. Connecticut's R.J. Evans reacts after being fouled while making a basket during the first half of an NCAA college basketball game against Syracuse in Hartford, Conn., Wednesday, Feb. 13, 2013. (AP Photo/Jessica Hill) Former Connecticut head coach Jim Calhoun, left, speaks with Syracuse head coach Jim Boeheim before an NCAA college basketball game between the two teams in Hartford, Conn., Wednesday, Feb. 13, 2013. (AP) - There was no big ceremony. No showing of a highlight package on the scoreboard. When Connecticut's 66-58 victory over No. 6 Syracuse was official Wednesday night, it meant the end of a rivalry for now. The two national powers are not scheduled to play again. Syracuse will play next season in the Atlantic Coast Conference, while Connecticut will stay in the realigned Big East. Syracuse-Connecticut conjures up a bunch of great games. Two Hall of Fame coaches. Enough All-Americans to fill a school bus and a game that went six overtimes and brought these programs - and their rivalry - to a new level. It was definitely a big game. I know the tradition and the rivalry between these two teams," said Connecticut freshman Omar Calhoun, who had 15 points in his one and only meeting with Syracuse. They got to leave (the Big East) with a taste of UConn in their mouth going to the ACC. It will be weird for a while to hear Syracuse being in the ACC, but it shouldn't be long before the Orange have big games with Duke and North Carolina. "It's one of those things that happens," Boeheim said. The win was big for Connecticut, which lost to Syracuse three times last season. The Huskies came up big when they had to and it had Ryan Boatright thinking of his safety. "I was thinking if these people rush the court, I'm getting out of here," he said. I'm not that big. I can't have everybody jumping on me. "We're open to playing anybody, but even if we did play it wouldn't be the same because your true rivals come from your conference," Boeheim said of scheduling Connecticut in the future. Their last game was a close one until Calhoun, who finished with 15 points, started hitting from beyond the 3-point line. Boatright had 17 points for Connecticut while fellow guard Shabazz Napier had 10 points and seven assists. Michael Carter-Williams had 15 points to lead the Orange, but he had just one assist and that will cut into his 8.5 average that leads the country. Overall, the schools met 92 times and Syracuse has won 54 games.