Highlights
8 CLIPS · ESPNWin probability
EVERY PLAY · ESPN MODELKICKOFF: LOU 51% · BIGGEST SINGLE-PLAY SWING: 22 PTS
Scoring plays
11 SCORES
James Turner 29 Yd Field Goal
0-3
James Turner 39 Yd Field Goal
0-6
Malik Cunningham 1 Yd Run (James Turner Kick)
0-13
Justice Ellison 3 Yd Run (Matthew Dennis Kick)
7-13
Jahmal Banks 16 Yd pass from Sam Hartman (Matthew Dennis Kick)
14-13
Kei'Trel Clark 46 Yd Interception Return (James Turner Kick)
14-20
Tiyon Evans 52 Yd Run (James Turner Kick)
14-27
Malik Cunningham 9 Yd Run (James Turner Kick)
14-34
Jaelin Carter 28 Yd pass from Braden Smith (James Turner Kick)
14-41
Quincy Riley 90 Yd Interception Return (James Turner Kick)
14-48
Trey Boll 5 Yd pass from Mitch Griffis (Zach Murphy Kick)
21-48
What happened
ESPN RECAPLouisville forces 8 turnovers in rout of No. 10 Wake Forest
LOUISVILLE, Ky. -- , Louisville’s defense set up a third-quarter scoring outburst that overwhelmed No. 10 Wake Forest. The Cardinals forced eight turnovers, returning two for touchdowns, and registered eight sacks in a 48-21 victory over the Demon Deacons on Saturday. The dominant defense gave coach Scott Satterfield his first win against a top 10 team. Six of those turnovers and both scores came in the third quarter. Louisville turned a 14-13 halftime deficit into a 34-point lead by the time Quincy Riley returned an interception 90 yards for a score on the final play in the period. “The third quarter was remarkable,” Satterfield said. “I’ve never seen anything like it, and I’ve been in this game a long time.” Louisville’s 35-point third quarter tied a record for the most points in a quarter against an AP Top 10-ranked team.
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Team stats
WAKE · LOUL&N FEDERAL CREDIT UNION STADIUM, LOUISVILLE · ATTENDANCE 39,503
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