Overview

• Miller Moss overcame a first-quarter pick-six to throw for 339 yards and three touchdowns, including two in the fourth quarter.
• Louisville’s defense took over after halftime, with T.J. Quinn grabbing two interceptions, Antonio Watts picking one at the goal line, and Pitt held scoreless in the second half.
• Chris Bell paced the Cardinals with 10 catches for 135 yards as injuries limited the run game and shifted the load to the passing attack.
• Pitt starter Eli Holstein threw two interceptions before being replaced late by Cole Gonzales, and the Panthers went 1-for-10 on third down.
• A sideline scuffle over the pick-six football between Pitt players and a Louisville equipment staffer went viral, with the staffer later posting that he recovered the Louisville-marked ball.