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Louisville 47 North Carolina 35

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Final. Carolina punches one in with 30 seconds left to make it more respectable.

 

Lamar Jackson

 

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393 Yards

3 TD

 

19 rushes

132 yards

3 TD

 

Malik Williams also had 13 rushes for 149 yards.

705 total yards of offense for the Cards. Lamar Jackson still looks like the best player in college football.

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1,012 yards of total offense for Lamar after Week 2.

Lamar is still awesome. The team isn't as good as last year but he hasn't missed a beat. Heisman is within his reach again.

Cards looked better this week - take that momentum into Clemson!! (And... Lamar 4 Heisman (again) lol)!

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Offense looked a little better this week. Defense lacks a lot to be desired. Still a couple stupid penalties. Definitely helps to have the best player in football.

Offense looked a little better this week. Defense lacks a lot to be desired. Still a couple stupid penalties. Definitely helps to have the best player in football.

 

The dumb penalties were bad. The way UNC's QB was able to really go after a secondary that was missing Jaire Alexander was worse. Washington got targeted a lot. Don't know that this defense has the stuff to hold down Clemson enough to win next week.

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The dumb penalties were bad. The way UNC's QB was able to really go after a secondary that was missing Jaire Alexander was worse. Washington got targeted a lot. Don't know that this defense has the stuff to hold down Clemson enough to win next week.

 

The secondary is an issue. I agree about next week.

UL as an explosive arena team, or B12 team. They can score 50 but give up 40. Lamar is something else.

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Freshman Dez Fitzpatrick had another good day receiving. 4 catches, 78 yards and two scores. He's going to be fun to watch the next few years.

Freshman Dez Fitzpatrick had another good day receiving. 4 catches, 78 yards and two scores. He's going to be fun to watch the next few years.

 

Did you see the pundits being asked about Heisman candidates, didn't even mention Lamar. That's just foolish.

Lamar is clearly the best football player in all of college football. The defense needs to dramatically improve still.

Lamar is still awesome. The team isn't as good as last year but he hasn't missed a beat. Heisman is within his reach again.

 

Isn't as good as the team that whipped FSU and challenged @Clemson? I agree. Isn't as good as the team that finished the season? That is a very low bar which I think they've exceeded.

 

If Williams can establish himself as RB1 with changeup efforts from Bonnafon and Jeremy Smith (who didn't dress today), the read option with Lamar becomes a weapon. After BARELY stopping UNC on a critical 4th & goal (dude probably scores if he doesn't fumble), Cards drove 99 yards and chewed up critical clock without a single pass play. UNC knew they were going to run and they still did. That will help when opponents are studying film.

 

Not sure how good UNC offensive line is, but UofL defensive line didn't get much pressure without help. Not sure you can be happy about out-rushing UNC 300+ to 9 when you gave up as much as the D did in the air. To allow a 1-dimensional team to do that to you is troubling.

 

Should be interesting next week with College GameDay at Papa John's.

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