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Louisville linebacker Stanquan Clark had surgery on his lower leg and might miss the rest of the season, coach Jeff Brohm said Monday. "More than likely out for the year," Brohm said. "Could he come back, late in the process? Possibly." The 6-foot-3, 240-pound junior is one of five returning starters on defense. Clark started 13 games at middle linebacker last season and the first two this season. Clark had six tackles in the Cardinals' 28-14 win over James Madison on Sept. 5. He hurt his right leg in the fourth quarter and was replaced by Kalib Perry. Louisville (2-0) is coming off an open date. The Cardinals host Bowling Green on Saturday. - AP College Football

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ILB Stanquan Clark, Louisville
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09/08/25 - TJ Quinn, rSr/2026, Louisville, 6-1, 235 (DS#41 ILB) + More +

WEEK 2 ACC LINEBACKER OF THE WEEK: TJ Quinn, Sr., LB, Louisville (Valdosta, Georgia),...Recorded a season-high 11 tackles in Louisville's win over James Madison...Five of his 11 tackles were solo stops...Anchored the Cardinals' defense which allowed just 263 yards of offense...Added 1.0 of Louisville's 6.0 sacks on the night. - ACC Football

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ILB TJ Quinn, Louisville
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09/05/25 - Chris Bell, Sr/2026, Louisville, 6-2, 220 (DS#6 WR) + More +

Louisville defensive end AJ Green recovered a fourth-quarter fumble in the James Madison end zone and the Cardinals rallied to beat the Dukes 28-14 on Friday night. Green gave Louisville a 21-14 lead when Alonza Barnett III fumbled while being sacked. The Cardinals (2-0) trailed 14-6 early in the second half. On a night when both offenses struggled, it was the Cardinals defensive front that made the difference.

Louisville's Miller Moss threw a 64-yard touchdown pass to Chris Bell in the third quarter and then ran for the two-point conversion to tie the game at 14 with 8:37 left. The Cardinals sacked Barnett in the end zone two minutes into the final period on a third-and-10 play at the Dukes' 8-yard line. That was one of six sacks recorded by Louisville. Barnett completed 15 of 25 passes for 102 yards and a touchdown. Louisville's Isaac Brown had 12 carries for 104 yards, and his 78-yard touchdown with 3:31 left secured the game for Louisville. - Louisville/AP College Football

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WR Chris Bell, Louisville
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09/02/25 - Isaac Brown, So/2028, Louisville, 5-09, 190 (DS#3 RB) + More +

WEEK 1 ACC RUNNING BACK OF THE WEEK: Isaac Brown, So., RB, Louisville (Miami, Florida),...Led all rushers for Louisville with 126 yards and two touchdowns on six carries in the season-opening win over Eastern Kentucky...Averaged 21.0 yards per carry...Found the end zone on a pair of 31-yard and 68-yard touchdown runs...Brown was the lone ACC running back to eclipse 100 rushing yards in Week 1. - Atlantic Coast Conference

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RB Isaac Brown, Louisville
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08/30/25 - Isaac Brown, So/2028, Louisville, 5-09, 190 (DS#3 RB) + More +

Isaac Brown and the rest of his Louisville teammates made short work of visiting Eastern Kentucky on Saturday as the Cardinals rolled to a 51-17 victory in both teams' season opener. Brown, a sophomore running back, ran for 126 yards and two touchdowns on only six carries. The second-team preseason All-American's day ended after his 68-yard scoring jaunt made it 28-0 less than four minutes into the second quarter. The Cardinals outgained the Colonels, 543-150, with 373 coming in the first half as they built a 41-7 lead. That total did not include Caullin Lacy's 93-yard punt return for a score midway through the first quarter.

The Colonels scored two touchdowns off of Louisville's three turnovers. EKU's Myles Burkett was sacked four times and completed just five of his 14 passes for 76 yards. Miller Moss played well in his debut with the Cardinals. The former Southern Cal quarterback exited after the first half in which he completed 17 of 25 passes for 223 yards and ran eight yards for a touchdown. Eight Cardinals hauled in those passes, and Moss displayed his ability to go deep on a 30-yard scoring pass to Duke Watson. - Louisville/AP College Football

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RB Isaac Brown, Louisville
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09/03/24 - Miller Moss, rSr/2026, Louisville, 6-2, 210 (DS#12 QB) + More +

WEEK 1 BIG TEN OFFENSIVE PLAYER OF THE WEEK: Miller Moss, R-Jr., QB, USC,...Connected on 27 of his 36 attempts for 378 yards and a touchdown in USC's 27-20 upset of No. 13 LSU...Found Ja'Kobi Lane for a 28-yard touchdown with 5:44 left in the fourth quarter...Led the Trojans down the field on an eight-play, 75-yard drive to help seal the victory. - Big Ten Football

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QB Miller Moss, Louisville
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09/01/24 - Miller Moss, rSr/2026, Louisville, 6-2, 210 (DS#12 QB) + More +

Woody Marks scored on a 13-yard run with 8 seconds left to give No. 23 Southern California a 27-20 win over No. 13 LSU on Sunday night. Miller Moss passed for 378 yards and a touchdown and his 20-yard completion to Kyron Hudson and a subsequent targeting penalty on LSU with 18 seconds to play set up the winning score by Marks in the season opener for both teams. Moss outdueled LSU's Garrett Nussmeier, who completed 29 of 38 passes for 304 yards with two touchdowns and an interception on the final drive. Moss was similarly efficient in going 27 of 36 in a battle of QBs who waited their turns after sitting behind the two most recent Heisman Trophy winners, LSU's Jayden Daniels and USC's Caleb Williams.

USC, in its first season of Big Ten Conference play, sent a message with this victory in the teams' first meeting in 40 years that the Trojans could be a factor after going a disappointing 8-5 last year. And it came against a Southeastern Conference opponent hoping to show it belongs in the College Football Playoff. LSU will still have its chances to make that case, but this is the Tigers' third consecutive season-opening loss under coach Brian Kelly. LSU also had its four-game winning streak going back to last season snapped. The Tigers represented about 60% of the crowd, an Allegiant Stadium announced record gathering of 63,969 that sometimes felt like Baton Rouge West. There was some star power, too, with LSU greats Shaquille O'Neal and Daniels with his Heisman Trophy in tow. Former USC Heisman winners Marcus Allen and Matt Leinart also were on hand. Two tremendous catches helped define the first half. - AP College Football

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QB Miller Moss, Louisville
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08/31/24 - Tyler Shough, rSr/2025, Louisville, 6-5, 219 (DS#5 QB) + More +

Tyler Shough passed for four touchdowns in his Louisville debut, freshman Isaac Brown added a 77-yard scoring run and the Cardinals scored on six of their first seven possessions to overwhelm Austin Peay 62-0 in Saturday's season opener for both teams. Louisville flexed its muscle right away against the FCS Governors and never let up in the inaugural meeting between schools that each won at least nine games and reached the postseason last year. The Cardinals gained 56 yards on their first three plays alone, though that game-opening drive stalled near the red zone and they had to settle for Brock Travelstead's 30-yard field goal.

They added seven offensive touchdowns from there, with Shough's arm leading the way toward a 38-0 halftime lead. The Texas Tech transfer completed 18 of 24 passes for 232 yards in just two quarters, while his TD total tied Browning Nagle for the best starting debut by a Louisville QB. Jadon Thompson pulled in two of those scores for 33 and 5 yards, the second score coming just two plays after T.J. Capers' 29-yard interception return to the Austin Peay 13. Ja'Corey Brooks and tight end Mark Redman caught scoring passes of 9 and 21 yards, while Keyjuan Brown rushed for a 4-yard score as Louisville outgained APSU 321-82 at the break. - AP College Football

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QB Tyler Shough, Louisville
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01/20/23 - Vic Cutler, rSr/2026, Louisville, 6-2, 300 (DS#999 C) + More +

Ohio State football finally landed an offensive lineman from the transfer portal as former Louisiana Monroe starter Victor Cutler announced his commitment on Wednesday. Cutler started all 12 games at left tackle last season for ULM, and also started at right tackle and center earlier in his career. The 6-foot-3, 306-pound West Monroe native will be a fifth-year senior with two years of eligibility remaining. Cutler started at least one game in each of the past three seasons. - Cleveland Plain Dealer

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C Vic Cutler, Louisville
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01/09/23 - Brady Allen, rJr/2027, Louisville, 6-5, 220 (DS#999 QB) + More +

Brady Allen will stick around West Lafayette after all. Two weeks after announcing he'd enter the transfer portal following Purdue's coaching change from Jeff Brohm to Ryan Walters, the 2021 IndyStar Mr. Football winner has decided to stay at Purdue, a source confirmed to IndyStar. Purdue will need to replace the graduating Aidan O'Connell, who was second in the Big Ten with 3,490 passing yards this past season. The Boilermakers have already added Texas transfer Hudson Card to the quarterback competition.

Allen, a prep star at Gibson Southern, was a four-star quarterback and is expected to compete for Purdue's starter's job next season. He completed 1-of-3 passes for 8 yards this season with senior Austin Burton serving as the primary backup to O'Connell. Burton started in the Citrus Bowl loss to Iowa, with Michael Alaimo getting snaps in the blowout. - Indianapolis Star/News

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QB Brady Allen, Louisville
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01/08/23 - CamRon Kelly, rSr/2024, Louisville, 6-1, 204 (DS#65 SS) + More +

After entering the transfer portal, former UNC football player Cam'Ron Kelly has decided to transfer to another ACC program. Cam'Ron Kelly will be staying in the ACC, but won't be playing for the UNC football program next season. The Chesapeake, Virginia native will return home, as he has announced that he will transfer to the University of Virginia. This will be his third stop in his college career, a journey that began at Auburn, was spent mostly in Chapel Hill and will finish in his home state.

Over four seasons at North Carolina, Kelly played in 42 games. He earned third-team All-ACC honors for the 2021 season, a season in which he was tied for the most interceptions in the conference (four). During the 2022 season, Kelly recorded 49 total tackles and an interception in 12 games played. He ends his Tar Heels career with 180 tackles to go along with five interceptions. - Keeping It Heel

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12/30/22 - Tyler Shough, rSr/2025, Louisville, 6-5, 219 (DS#5 QB) + More +

Oregon will face its former starting quarterback in 2023. Tyler Shough, who started for UO in 2020 and has spent the past two seasons at Texas Tech, announced he'll be returning to the Red Raiders for his senior season. Texas Tech hosts Oregon on Sept. 9. "Based on where I feel like I can go in the draft next year and also because I love this team so much and a lot of guys coming back, including coach (Joey) McGuire, coach (Zach) Kittley," Shough said of his reason for returning for a sixth year of college football. "I have such a great relationship with them and all the guys on staff to where it's just like, why would I want to leave when I feel like we're building that momentum where I really want to be a part of something special, especially with such a great team and a close-knit unit."

Shough completed 59.9% of his passes for 1,304 yards with seven touchdowns and four interceptions and ran for 269 yards and four scores in seven games this season, missing six weeks with a left shoulder injury. He led Texas Tech to a 42-25 win against Mississippi in the Texas Bowl on Wednesday night and was named the game's MVP. - The Oregonian

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QB Tyler Shough, Louisville
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12/30/22 - Jack Plummer, rSr/2024, Louisville, 6-4, 215 (DS#18 QB) + More +

Jeff Brohm's Louisville football homecoming will feature a quarterback reunion. Jack Plummer, the starting QB at Cal this past season, announced Wednesday on social media he's transferring to Louisville. The 6-foot-5, 215-pound Plummer played 21 games in three seasons for Brohm at Purdue before transferring to Cal. He's a graduate transfer with one season of eligibility remaining. Brohm left the Boilermakers this month to return to his alma mater as head coach.

Plummer is coming off his best collegiate season, throwing for 3,095 yards with 21 touchdowns and nine interceptions for the Bears in 2022. His best season at Purdue was his first as a starter. After redshirting in 2018, Plummer played seven games for the Boilermakers in 2019, throwing for 1,603 yards, 11 touchdowns and eight interceptions. In his Purdue career, Plummer threw for 3,404 yards with 26 TDs and 10 picks. Plummer, who played at Gilbert (Arizona) High School, was a three-star prospect in the class of 2018 according to 247Sports.com's composite rating, which ranked him the No. 556 player and No. 22 pro-style QB in the class. - Courier Journal

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QB Jack Plummer, Louisville
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12/29/22 - Storm Duck, rSr/2024, Louisville, 6-0, 195 (DS#55 CB) + More +

Former North Carolina cornerback Storm Duck has announced his next stop. Duck will transfer to Penn State ahead of the 2023 season. The former class of 2019 3-star defensive back from Boiling Springs, South Carolina, had 46 tackles (36 solo), one tackle for loss, three interceptions, nine pass deflections and one forced fumble in 12 games with the Tar Heels this season. Duck entered the transfer portal on Dec. 8. At 6 feet, 205 pounds, Duck is set to be a key addition to the defensive backfield with the departures of junior cornerback Joey Porter Jr. - who entered the 2023 NFL Draft - and senior safety Ji'Ayir Brown - who is set to graduate. - Centre Times

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CB Storm Duck, Louisville
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12/29/22 - Tyler Shough, rSr/2025, Louisville, 6-5, 219 (DS#5 QB) + More +

Tyler Shough threw for 242 yards and a touchdown and ran for two more scores as Texas Tech took advantage of three early turnovers to build a big lead and held on for a 42-25 win over Ole Miss in the Texas Bowl on Wednesday night. Shough, who finished with a career-high 111 yards rushing, accounted for three TDs in the first two quarters to help the Red Raiders (8-5) to a 26-7 halftime lead. Ole Miss quarterback Jaxson Dart had 361 yards passing with two TD throws and a scoring run. But, he threw two of his three interceptions and lost a fumble in the first half to put the Rebels in a huge hole. The victory gives Texas Tech its first eight-win season since 2013 and caps a successful debut for first-year coach Joey McGuire, who was given a new six-year, $26.6 million contract earlier Wednesday.

The loss continues a terrible stretch for Ole Miss (8-5), which dropped its final four games, and five of its last six, after opening the season 7-0. The Rebels played a sloppy game with five turnovers and eight penalties for 86 yards and had two defenders ejected for targeting. Ole Miss scored consecutive touchdowns to get within 35-25 with three minutes to go. But the Rebels attempted an onside kick after that, but Texas Tech's Loic Fouonji grabbed it and returned it 44 yards to push the lead to 42-25. The Rebels cut the lead to 26-13 on an 11-yard touchdown pass from Dart to Jordan Watkins with about nine minutes left in the third quarter. SaRodorick Thompson scored on a 1-yard run early in the fourth quarter, but Tech’s 2-point conversion run failed to leave the Red Raiders up 32-13. Dayton Wade fumbled on the next drive by Ole Miss to give Texas Tech the ball back, and the Red Raiders settled for a field goal to extend the lead to 35-13 with 9 1/2 minutes left. The Rebels finished with 197 yards rushing, led by freshman Quinshon Judkins, who had 91. Judkins finishes the season with 1,567 yards rushing, which is the second-most by a freshman in SEC history behind Hershel Walker, who had 1,616. - Texas Tech/AP College Football

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QB Tyler Shough, Louisville
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