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COYB54
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If you eliminate the second half, it was a pretty good game.
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Conley and Cardinals fend off Demon Deacons at home, 45-37
Season One Week Twelve-- Cardinal Stadium (Louisville, KY)
Louisville Cardinals (5-4) vs Wake Forest (6-4)

Louisville WR #1 Jordan Watkins celebrates after walking into his third TD of the day.
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UL - 7 / 14 / 14 / 10 // 45
WAKE - 21 / 0 / 3 / 13 // 37
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Scoring Summary
Quarter 1
7:19 TD (UL) J. Watkins, 74 yard pass from E. Conley
6:34 TD (WAKE) A. Perry, 68 yard run
2:41 TD (WAKE) C. Turner, 5 yard run
0:07 TD (WAKE) D. Stewart, 7 yard pass from S. Hartman
Quarter 2
5:21 TD (UL) I. Martin, 4 yard pass from E. Conley
0:00 TD (UL) J. Marshall, 66 yard pass from E. Conley
Quarter 3
5:52 TD (UL) J. Watkins, 54 yard pass from E. Conley
3:23 TD (UL) J. Watkins, 6 yard pass from E. Conley
1:02 FG (WAKE) N. Sciba, 24 yard field goal
Quarter 4
7:19 TD (UL) J. Mitchell, 12 yard run
6:15 TD (WAKE) M. Kern, 12 yard run (2pt failed)
1:57 TD (WAKE) B. Whiteheart, 1 yard run
1:38 FG (UL) J. Turner, 48 yard field goal
Louisville (6-4)
10 first downs, 448 offensive yards, 128 rushing yards, 320 passing yards, 33% (3-9) 3rd%
QB Evan Conley, Sophomore (RS): 12 of 17, 320 passing yards, 5 passing touchdowns, 2 interceptions
HB Jalen Mitchell, Sophomore (RS): 25 rushes, 125 rushing yards, 1 rushing touchdown
WR Jordan Watkins, Sophomore: 3 receptions, 134 receiving yards, 3 receiving touchdown
TE Marshon Ford, Junior (RS): 6 receptions, 134 receiving yards
WR Justin Marshall, Senior (RS): 1 reception, 66 receiving yards, 1 receiving touchdown
S Kenderick Duncan, Junior (RS): 8 tackles
DE Yaya Diaby, Junior (RS): 6 tackles, 4 tackle for loss, 2 sack
CB Greedy Vance, Sophomore: 2 tackles, 1 sack
CB Kei'trel Clark, Junior: 4 tackles, 1 interception
Wake Forest (6-5)
22 first downs, 508 offensive yards, 204 rushing yards, 304 passing yards, 46% (6-13) 3rd%
QB Sam Hartman, Junior (RS): 23 of 30, 252 passing yards, 1 passing touchdown, 2 interceptions, 11 rushes, 71 rushing yards
QB Michael Kern, Sophomore (RS): 1 rush, 12 rushing yards, rushing touchdown, 1 of 1, 56 passing yards.
TE Blake Whiteheart, Junior (RS): 1 reception, 52 receiving yards, 2 rushes, 12 rushing yards, 1 rushing touchdown
S Nasir Greer, Senior: 7 tackles
LB Luke Masterson, Senior (RS): 5 tackles, 1 sack
CB Ja'Sir Taylor, Senior (RS): 4 tackles, 1 tackle for loss, 1 interception
Next Week:at Boston College (4-7)
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Taurus
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Week Twelve Recap
1 (+-). Florida (10-0) -- W 28-13 vs South Carolina
2 (+1). Boise State (10-0) -- W 49-37 at Wyoming
3 (+1). Oregon (9-1) -- W 45-28 at Utah
4 (+1). Alabama (9-1) -- W 55-28 vs Misssissippi State
5 (+3). Texas (7-2) -- W 34-17 at Oklahoma State
6 (+3). Georgia (8-2) -- W 48-45 OT W vs Auburn
7 (+4). Cincinnati (8-1) -- BYE
8 (+6). Oklahoma (8-2) -- W 34-31 at #11 Iowa State
9 (-7). Michigan State (9-1) -- L 19-28 at Nebraska
10 (-2). Maryland (8-2) -- W 35-23 at Indiana
11 (-5). Iowa State(8-2) -- L 31-34 vs #8 Oklahoma
12 (+1). NC State (9-1) -- W 38-28 at Boston College
13 (+2). Pittsburgh (9-1) -- W 17-10 vs #21 North Carolina
14 (-2). Baylor (8-1) -- W 49-37 at Texas Tech
15 (+3). Ohio State (7-3) -- W 24-10 vs Illinois
16 (+3). SMU (7-2) -- BYE
17 (+3). Michigan (7-3) -- W 31-17 at Nebraska
18 (-11). Arizona State (8-2) -- L 7-34 at Oregon State
19 (-9). UCLA (8-2) -- L 21-23 vs Washington
20 (-4). Texas A&M (7-3) -- W 23-13 at UTEP
21 (-4). North Carolina (8-3) -- L 10-17 at #13 Pittsburgh
22 (+3). Clemson (7-3) -- W 28-9 vs Georgia Tech
23 (NR). Coastal Carolina (7-2) -- W 30-24 OT at South Alabama
24 (NR). Arkansas (7-3) -- BYE
25 (NR). UCF (6-2) -- W 38-31 OT vs Temple
Biggest Jump: +6 #8 Oklahoma
Biggest Drop: -11 #18 Arizona State (8-2)
Others Receiving Votes: Oklahoma State (188), USC (111), Nebraska (88), Ole Miss (51), Utah (21)
Dropped Out: #21 Utah, #22 Oklahoma State, #23 Penn State
NCAA Players of the Week
Kedon Slovis (QB, USC, Junior) -- W vs Stanford -- 24 of 33, 310 passing yards, 6 passing touchdowns
Ferrod Garner (LB, UL-M, Senior (RS) -- W vs Georgia Southern -- 7 tackles, 5 tackles for loss, 2 sacks, forced fumble, fumble recovery, 1 defensive touchdown
ACC Players of the Week
Jashaun Corbin (HB, Florida State, Sophomore (RS)) -- W at Syracuse -- 19 rushes, 162 rushing yards, 2 rushing touchdowns, 2 receptions, 36 receiving yards, 1 receiving touchdown
Deandre Johnson (DE, Miami, Senior (RS)) -- OT W vs Duke -- 5 tackles, 4 tackle for loss, 2 sacks, forced fumble
ACC Standings
Atlantic Division
1. NC State (9-1) (6-1)
2. Clemson (7-3) (7-2)
3. Louisville (6-4) (4-3)
4. Florida State (5-6) (4-5)
5. Syracuse (5-5) (3-4)
6. Wake Forest (6-5) (3-5)
7. Boston College (4-6) (2-5)
Coastal Division
1. #13 Pittsburgh (9-1) (6-1)
2. #21 North Carolina (8-3) (5-3)
3. Miami (6-4) (4-3)
4. Virginia Tech (6-4) (3-4)
5. Virginia (5-5) (3-4)
6. Georgia Tech (4-6) (3-6)
7. Duke (3-6) (0-7)
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Cardinals remain undefeated in the snow, beat Boston College 31-17
Season One Week Thirteen -- Alumni Stadium (Chestnut Hill, MA)
Louisville Cardinals (6-4) at Boston College (4-6)

Louisville WR #18 Justin Marshall catching his TD pass for the day
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UL - 7 / 10 / 7 / 7 // 31
WAKE - 0 / 10 / 0 / 7 // 17
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Scoring Summary
Quarter 1
7:19 TD (UL) S, Werts, 23 yard pass from E. Conley
Quarter 2
3:14 FG (UL) J. Turner, 38 yard field goal
1:49 FG (BC) D. Longman, 44 yard field goal
1:29 TD (BC) T. Johnson, 31 yard pass from D. Grosel
0:52 TD (UL) J. Marshall, 81 yard pass from E. Conley
Quarter 3
2:49 TD (UL) J. Johnson, 11 yard pass from E. Conley
Quarter 4
1:59 TD (UL) E. Conley, 1 yard rush
0:13 TD (BC) K. White, 10 yard pass from D. Grosel
Louisville (7-4)
18 first downs, 385 offensive yards, 177 rushing yards, 208 passing yards, 53% (7-13) 3rd%
QB Evan Conley, Sophomore (RS): 12 of 27, 208 passing yards, 3 passing touchdowns, 2 interceptions, 43 rushing yards, 1 rushing touchdown
HB Jalen Mitchell, Sophomore (RS): 26 rushes, 111 rushing yards, 1 reception, 11 receiving yards
WR Justin Marshall, Senior (RS): 4 receptions, 123 receiving yards, 1 touchdown
WR Jordan Watkins, Sophomore: 3 receptions, 36 receiving yards
S Kenderick Duncan, Junior (RS): 6 tackles, 1 interception
DE Yaya Diaby, Junior (RS): 6 tackles, 4 tackle for loss, 2 sack
CB Greedy Vance, Sophomore: 3 tackles, 1 sack
CB Kei'trel Clark, Junior: 3 tackles
Boston College (5-7)
10 first downs, 270 offensive yards, 73 rushing yards, 197 passing yards, 25% (3-12) 3rd%
QB Dennis Grosel, Senior (RS): 15 of 23, 197 passing yards, 2 passing touchdowns, 1 interception
HB Pat Garwo III, Sophomore (RS): 15 rushes, 62 rushing yard, 1 reception
WR Kobay White, Senior (RS): 3 receptions, 28 yards, 1 receiving touchdown
WR Jaelen Gill, Junior (RS): 4 receptions, 72 yards
LB Isaiah Graham-Mobley, Senior (RS): 8 tackles
CB Elijah Jones, Junior (RS): 5 tackles, 1 interception
S Jaiden Woodbey, Junior (RS): 4 tackles, 1 interception
Next Week:at #11 NC State(10-1)
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Week Thirteen Recap
1 (+-). Florida (11-0) -- W 48-3 vs FCS SE
2 (+1). Oregon (10-1) -- W 31-13 vs Arizona
3 (+1). Alabama (10-1) -- W 56-0 at FCS E
4 (+1). Texas (8-2) -- W 14-13 vs Army
5 (+1). Georgia (9-2) -- W 21-16 at Kentucky
6 (+1). Cincinnati (9-1) -- W 28-0 at Tulane
7 (+1). Oklahoma (9-2) -- W 33-28 at Kansas State
8 (+1). Michigan State (10-1) -- W 45-21 vs Nebraska
9 (+1). Maryland (9-2) -- W 30-27 vs Penn State
10 (-1). Iowa State (9-2) -- W 35-3 at Kansas
11 (+1). NC State (10-1) -- W 35-28 vs Virginia Tech
12 (+1). Pittsburgh (10-1) -- W 38-7 at Syracuse
13 (+1). Baylor (9-1) -- W 20-10 at Oklahoma State
14 (+5). UCLA (9-2) -- W 56-35 at #22 Arizona State
15 (+5). Texas A&M (8-3) -- W 16-14 at LSU
16 (-14). Boise State (10-1) -- L 19-38 SDSU
17 (+4). North Carolina (8-3) -- BYE
18 (+4). Clemson (8-3) -- W 24-6 at FCS SE
19 (+4). Coastal Carolina (8-2) -- W 28-14 at Troy
20 (+4). Arkansas (8-3) -- W 31-3 at Mississippi State
21 (+4). UCF (7-2) -- W 20-10 at Tulsa
22 (-4). Arizona State (8-3) -- L 35-56 vs #14 UCLA
23 (NR). USC (8-3) -- W 17-3 vs Colorado
24 (NR). Nebraska (8-3) -- W 35-10 vs Rutgers
25 (NR). Ole Miss (7-4) -- W 52-7 at Missouri
Biggest Jump: +5 #14 UCLA (9-2), #15 Texas A&M (8-3)
Biggest Drop: -14 #16 Boise State (10-1)
Others Receiving Votes: Utah (167), UNLV (140), SMU (103), Ball State (85), South Alabama (41), Miami (34), Ohio State (1)
Dropped Out: #15 Ohio State, #16 SMU, #17 Michigan
NCAA Players of the Week
Jerreth Sterns (WR, Western Kentucky, Junior (RS)) -- W vs Louisiana Tech -- 14 receptions, 315 receiving yards, 4 receiving touchdowns
Kevin Oliver (DE, Florida International, Senior) -- L vs Marshall -- 3 tackles, 3 tackles for loss, 1 sack, 3 forced fumbles
ACC Players of the Week
Sam Hartman (QB, Wake Forest, Junior (RS)) -- W vs Duke -- 14 of 18, 183 passing yards, 57 rushing yards, 5 total touchdowns
Tyrique Stevenson (CB, Miami, Sophomore) -- W at Virginia -- tackle for loss, 3 interceptions
ACC Standings
Atlantic Division
1. NC State (10-1) (7-1)
2. Clemson (8-3) (7-2)
3. Louisville (7-4) (5-3)
4. Wake Forest (7-5) (4-5)
5. Florida State (5-6) (4-5)
6. Syracuse (5-6) (3-5)
7. Boston College (4-7) (2-6)
Coastal Division
1. #12 Pittsburgh (10-1) (7-1)
2. #17 North Carolina (8-3) (5-3)
3. Miami (7-4) (5-3)
4. Virginia Tech (6-5) (3-5)
5. Virginia (5-6) (3-5)
6. Georgia Tech (5-6) (3-6)
7. Duke (3-8) (0-8)
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Captain Canada
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Bounced back pretty well since that ugly Clemson second half.
Always good stuff from you bro
Always good stuff from you bro
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No Cunningham, No Problem: Satterfield optimistic despite QB situation
Courier-Journal
Louisville, KY – In his weekly pregame press conference, Cardinals Head Coach Scott Satterfield announced Senior QB Malik Cunningham will not be suiting up against #11 NC State, as was projected earlier in the season.
Cunningham missed games early in the season after originally injuring his shoulder against North Carolina in week five. Even in good health, Cunningham's production was not living up to the lofty expectations of those who felt he could be one of the top-flight names in the ACC this season. Although he was completing just over fifty percent of his passes, Cunningham has only thrown six touchdown passes and currently has six interceptions on the season. Cunningham's 150 rushing yards and 2 rushing touchdowns are a step down from the dual-threat's junior season.
Sophomore QB Evan Conley, while throwing an alarming 17 interceptions himself, has emerged as one of the top guys to watch in the ACC. He has completed fifty-five percent of his passes for a little under 2000 yards already this season, most of that success coming in the last few weeks during Cunningham's second stint. Given the success of Conley in Cunnigham's absence, many wonder if we'll even see Cunningham again whether he is healthy or not. "Malik Cunningham is this team's starting quarterback." said Scott Satterfield, "He's the leader in the locker room, he's been helping call plays the whole time he's been out. He's an active team leader even though he hasn't been on the field as much as we would've liked so far this season. I think it's a great opportunity for Evan to put Malik in a competitive situation, that we've witnessed him thrive in the summer."
There have been qualms of a boiling QB rivalry all season and questions about who Satterfield would choose in the hypothetical situation of the Senior Cunningham coming back for his starting job if underclassmen Conley performed well in Cunningham's absence. The first time around, Cunningham got the nod. If Evan Conley can lead the Cardinal offense past it's toughest test yet on the road against NC State, does Conley take the #1 spot on the depth chart?
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Taurus
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Thanks!Captain Canada wrote: ↑06 Feb 2022, 13:42Bounced back pretty well since that ugly Clemson second half.
Always good stuff from you bro
Wake Forest almost got me. Sam Hartman has been all over the POTW all season and he was tough to stop. Real test comes against NC State.
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Anybody want me to throw some create-a-players in? I remember some old dynasties on DSS and SS where following these guys along throughout the season was pretty cool. Obviously I'd avoid recruiting them. It'll be a few days before I get to that point in the dynasty where I can get them added into the game but figured it would be a nice edition to get you guys involved. I could attach their recruiting/stats to the around the NCAA post. If interested:
Player Form
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Position:
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Preferred #s:
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Player Form
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Position:
State:
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Height:
Weight:
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my man wasn't getting any help against Marshall