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Wake Forest at Louisville Predictions and Updates

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Lamar Jackson is the best player in college football, but he flat out turns the ball over too much. His interception numbers aren't that bad, but when combined with his fumble numbers they have to be near the worst in the country.

Their defense looks horrible.

IF the Cards end up winning, they will need a very impressive second half.

Another fumble for Lamar Jackson, he recovers, but the next play the cornerback drops a pretty easy interception. Who is this guy wearing number 8 for Louisville?

Wake Forest 12 Louisville 3, halftime. Jackson needs a way better second half.

Who gets the ball to start the second half?

Who gets the ball to start the second half?

 

Not sure, I tuned in a little late too.

WF received after halftime.

And much hasn't changed yet, not looking good for the Cards.

Why in hell Wake Forest went for that on fourth is beyond me, pin them deep with the way they have played so far, but I'll happily take it.

ACC officials...making middle school refs around country look good.

Radcliff with a 55 yard TD run in one play after WF failed to convert on 4th down. WF 12 Louisville 10.

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