Gap Down Backer.

[The JZA]

Yeah, he about to simp out for Miami

[Captain Canada]

High scoring going to continue. I'll take Stanford -17.5 and the over.

[YaBoyRobRoy]

Woah woah woah woah. Whats with the jab at Hawaii?!?

But Stanford money line this week. 17.5 is crazy but you will prob cover.

[djp73]

Ville to cover. Over.

[Caesar]

Stanford and the over. That quarterback ain't about to move the rock.

[Soapy]

Stanford and the over again. Soapy bout to go BTA to get revenge for the Canes

locked in.

Yeah, he about to simp out for Miami

you already know the vibes

High scoring going to continue. I'll take Stanford -17.5 and the over.

locked in.

Woah woah woah woah. Whats with the jab at Hawaii?!?

But Stanford money line this week. 17.5 is crazy but you will prob cover.

my fault my boy

Ville to cover. Over.

bold

Stanford and the over. That quarterback ain't about to move the rock.

locked in.

[Soapy]

(3-1, 1-1 ACC, No. 11 AP) (1-3, 0-0 ACC)
CFB 2030 Regular Season, Week 6 - L&N Stadium, Louisville, Kentucky

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STAN | 0 | 17 | 7 | 10 | 34
UL | 0 | 7 | 3 | 0 | 10

Cardinal overcome slow start to rout Louisville in Battle of the Cardinal(s)
Stanford head coach Bubba Mack called the end of half operation against Louisville 'pitiful' and took ownership for the Cardinal failing to score after having the ball in the redzone in the final minute and were forced to kick a field goal due to poor clock management which they missed.

As terrible as the final sequences of the first half was, the second half couldn't have started any better as Alfonso Bramble took a screen pass 63 yards to begin the rout of Louisville in what would be a dominant 34-10 victory for Stanford.

Alex Rowe had two interceptions, one of them coming in the first drive of the game but also found Rodney Cookus for a 55-yard completion to help set up Stanford's first touchdown of the game. Trumaine Lasike opened the game with a touchdown and would finish with 116 yards and two touchdowns while his counterpart, Nyles Falah, was held to less than a yard per carry for a Louisville offense that struggled to move the ball outside of a few splash plays to Dwayne Stubbs.

Stubbs had five catches for 155 yards, including a 71-yard catch and run touchdown in the second quarter.

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Scoring Summary
I left the game screen early and forgot to record it, my bad yall, im rusty

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Player Stats
QB Alex Rowe (R-Soph): 23-32, 292 yards, TD, 2 INT
QB Marvin Kendrick (R-Fr): 15-32, 246 yards, TD, INT, sacked twice, 8 carries, 19 yards, fumble (lost)

HB Trumaine Lasike (R-Sr): 25 carries, 116 yards, 2 TD
HB Anthony Masifilo (R-Soph): 9 carries, 47 yards
HB Rashawn Crouse (Fr): 5 carries, 33 yards
HB Nyles Falah (R-Sr): 8 carries, 7 yards

WR Alfonso Bramble (Fr): 8 receptions, 120 yards, TD
WR Rodney Cookus (R-Soph): 3 receptions, 78 yards
WR Dwayne Stubbs (Jr): 5 receptions, 155 yards, TD
TE Troy Hagg (Sr): 3 receptions, 29 yards

LB Manu Toomer (R-Sr): 6 tackles, FR, TD
S Jimmie Winston (R-Sr): 4 tackles, INT
DT Cory Jones (R-Sr): 3 tackles, 2 TFL, 2 sacks, FF
S Ezekiel Connors (R-Jr): 8 tackles, TFL, INT
S Austin McKnight (R-Jr): 8 tackles, INT

[Caesar]

this dude rigging the bets at this point.

How you let that QB put together enough drives to keep the score down?

[Captain Canada]

This guy don't want to see us prosper. Go back on vacation and bring the ol' Soap back.

[YaBoyRobRoy]

let's go 5-0, soapy making me hypothetically rich.