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Louisville 42 Central Florida 35

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Insane game, double turn overs to end the game.

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Two weeks ago many felt UofL would not win another game the rest of the season.  Malik Cunningham runs like his butt is on fire, numerous drive saving first downs with him keeping the ball.  Mitchell ran well too before injury.

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Dang you autocorrect

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Future opponents will have to keep their fastest linebacker (or a safety maybe?) assigned to Cunningham and not fall back into coverage.  Cunningham will beat you with his legs, not so much his arm.

8 minutes ago, Bert said:

Two weeks ago many felt UofL would not win another game the rest of the season.  Malik Cunningham runs like his butt is on fire, numerous drive saving first downs with him keeping the ball.  Mitchell ran well too before injury.

I'm UofL fan and wasn't in sky is falling crowd. I felt Cards could win 6 games unless lost tonight. I still think they are on track for that.

What a fun game to watch. That ending was a crazy roller-coaster ride for both teams. Congrats Card Fans, nice win tonight. 

The kid who got the pick six, that was the first snap of his college career…

Man, I hate this for DG. UCF fan base sucks, but all indications are DG is a really good kid.

 

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