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Carson Beck’s 4 interceptions doom No. 2 Miami towards Louisville
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Carson Beck’s 4 interceptions doom No. 2 Miami towards Louisville

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Oct 17, 2025; Miami Gardens, Florida, USA; Louisville Cardinals large receiver Chris Bell (0) carries the soccer towards Miami Hurricanes defensive again Jr. Romanas Frederique (29) in the course of the second quarter at Onerous Rock Stadium. Obligatory Credit score: Sam Navarro-Imagn Photographs

The Louisville Cardinals collected 4 interceptions off Miami quarterback Carson Beck to finish the second-ranked Hurricanes’ 10-game house successful streak and depart Miami Gardens, Fla., with a 24-21 victory on Friday evening.

The final staff to defeat Miami at house? Louisville, in 2023.

Chris Bell caught 9 passes for 136 yards and two scores for the Cardinals (5-1, 2-1 Atlantic Coast Convention), who earned their second win ever over a top-two staff within the Related Press rankings. Working again Isaac Brown, who had battled accidents for the previous month, ran 15 instances for 113 yards.

Beck, who entered Friday as one of many main Heisman Trophy candidates, completed 25 for 35 for 271 yards, however his 4 picks have been another than he had in his first 5 video games for the Hurricanes (5-1, 1-1).

The Cardinals led 14-0 lower than 10 minutes into the sport as Louisville coach Jeff Brohm threw the kitchen sink on the Hurricanes.

Three quarterbacks performed in the course of the first drive, which additionally included holder David Chapeau operating on a faux area purpose at fourth and a couple of on the Hurricanes’ 4. Beginning quarterback Miller Moss scored on the following play to finish an 11-play, 75-yard drive with 8:55 left.

Moss discovered Bell for a 35-yard scoring play on the following possession to complete off a four-play, 46-yard drive.

Regardless of Beck throwing two picks within the first half, the Hurricanes would reduce the deficit to 14-10 by halftime. Mark Fletcher Jr., who was held to 18 yards on eight carries, scored on a 2-yard run earlier than Carter Davis added a 27-yard area purpose.

Nonetheless, after the groups traded area objectives within the third, Moss’ second scoring move to Bell, a 36-yarder, made it 24-13 with 13:27 left within the recreation.

Moss was 23 for 37 for 248 yards and the 2 scores. After throwing pick-sixes in every of his final two video games, Moss performed turnover-free on Friday.

Louisville’s Jo Jo Evans obtained the Cardinals’ third interception off Beck with 7:50 remaining. Nonetheless, on the following play, Keionte Scott pressured Isaac Brown to fumble the ball on the Cardinals’ 25. Zechariah Poyser recovered it and returned it to the Louisville 12.

Malachi Toney scored a landing on the bottom on the following play and added a two-point move to CJ Daniels on the conversion to make it 24-21.

Toney, a freshman receiver, caught 9 passes for 135 yards and ran twice for 14 yards.

After forcing a punt, the Hurricanes obtained the ball with 4:05 left at their very own 15. Beck drove them 54 yards earlier than T.J. Capers dove to make a game-winning decide on the Louisville 30 with :32 remaining.

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