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Stanford 38 Louisville 35

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Final.

What happened? Louisville was in good shape last time I checked in on that game.

I only saw the last few seconds but Louisville was up 35-21 with about 7 minutes left. Stanford tied it at 35 and ran a play out of bounds at their own 45 with one second left. After the play a Cardinal shoved the ball carrier and got an unsportsmanlike penalty. Set up Stanford for a 57 yard field goal but then Louisville jumped offside. Stanford hit a 52 yarder at the buzzer to win. 

Definitely a bad loss for the Cardinals. They beat Clemson on the road before then lose to Stanford. 

That unsportsmanlike penalty was incredibly weak. 

That was one of the dumber ways to lose a game that I've seen in quite a while. I mean, that took some effort. 

Has anyone heard from Deuce?

Did some of their guys not come back to Louisville from Clemson? That was a shocker.

This really was just a bad loss. It feels to me like this football team has taken some steps backwards since last season. Frankly, Louisville could have done more last season if not for quarterback play almost solely. That was then and this is now, and now is appearing worse than then. 

On 11/16/2024 at 10:00 PM, DragonFire said:

That unsportsmanlike penalty was incredibly weak. 

Still better than what he did later that night.

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