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Louisville Rallies Past Pitt 34-27 to Stay Unbeaten After Viral Sideline Scuffle

A second-half shutout powered by takeaways flipped a 17-point deficit into an ACC-opening win.

Overview

  • Miller Moss threw for 339 yards with three touchdowns, including two in the fourth quarter, after an early 75-yard pick-six by Pitt’s Rasheem Biles.
  • Louisville’s defense blanked Pittsburgh after halftime as T.J. Quinn intercepted two passes and Antonio Watts grabbed a goal-line pick.
  • Special-teams errors by the Panthers, including a muffed punt return and a mishandled punt snap, helped the Cardinals claw back in the second quarter.
  • Pitt starter Eli Holstein went 14-of-26 for 226 yards with two touchdowns and two interceptions before being replaced late by Cole Gonzales.
  • A sideline tussle over the pick-six football drew widespread attention, with Louisville’s equipment manager later posting on X that the Cardinals recovered their ball, which teams supply themselves.