Saturday, November 7
Atlanta, Ga.
7:30 p.m.
University of Louisville
at
Georgia Tech
Photo by: Taris Smith | Louisville Athletics
November 06, 2026 | Football
LOUISVILLE, Ky. – The University of Louisville football team heads to Atlanta for a 7:30 p.m. ET kickoff at Georgia Tech on Saturday. The game will be televised on ACC Network with radio coverage available on 93.9 The Ville and 970 WGTK.
HOW TO FOLLOW
TV – ACC Network (Wes Durham, Max Browne, Madison Fitzpatrick)
Radio – 93.9 The Ville / 970 WGTK (Paul Rogers, Craig Swabek, Jody Demling)
Live Stats – GoCards.com
Social – @LouisvilleFB
TEAM NOTES
The Cardinals scored 28 consecutive points over 16 minutes of game time on its way to a 52-24 win over Stanford on Saturday at L&N Stadium.
Louisville scored 21 points in the third quarter of Saturday's win, its most points in a quarter since the first quarter of the 2025 season opener against Eastern Kentucky. It was the most versus an FBS opponent since scoring 28 against Boston College on Sept. 23, 2023.
Louisville is one of four teams to have scored at least 27 points in every game this season – Miami, Ole Miss and Boise State.
NOTABLE NUMBERS
100 – Jeff Brohm's next victory will be the 100th of his head coaching career (30 at WKU, 36 at Purdue, 33 currently at UofL).
52 – Louisville's 52 points in the win over Stanford were its most against an FBS opponent since 9/23/23 (56 vs. BC).
4 – Isaac Brown scored four TDs in the win over Stanford, the first Cardinal to do so since Lamar Jackson on Sept. 17, 2016.
6.25 – The Cardinals are averaging 6.25 yards per carry this season, second-best in the FBS.
4 – Louisville has had at least four rushing TDs in each of the last three games, its longest such streak since 2004.
INSIDE THE SERIES
Louisville and Georgia Tech have met four times previously, having split the four matchups. The Cardinals have won two consecutive over the Yellow Jackets, both under the leadership of Jeff Brohm.
Jeff Brohm earned his first win as the Louisville head coach against Georgia Tech, defeating the Yellow Jackets 39-34 in Mercedes Benz Stadium in Atlanta on Sept. 1, 2023.
In the 2024 meeting, Louisville defensive back Tayon Holloway sealed the victory with a 55-yard field goal block return for a touchdown in the fourth quarter.
LOUISVILLE-GEORGIA TECH CONNECTIONS
Georgia Tech defensive tackle Tawfiq Thomas started his collegiate career at Louisville. Thomas played the 2022 and 2023 seasons at UofL before transferring to Colorado. He had 12 tackles in 22 games over two seasons.
Georgia Tech Offensive Quality Control coach Robbie Bell played collegiately at Louisville from 2016-20. Bell started 31 games on the offensive line during his career.
ABOUT THE YELLOW JACKETS
Georgia Tech dropped to 2-6 on the season and 1-4 in ACC play with a 34-11 loss at Pitt on Saturday.
The Yellow Jackets have lost three consecutive games, giving up at least 34 points in each contest.
Georgia Tech ranks near the bottom of the ACC in scoring defense and total defense, but the Jackets have the fifth-ranked passing defense in the league allowing less than 200 yards per game.
The Yellow Jackets have been explosive in the return game, ranking 13th nationally on kickoffs and 22nd on punts. Rahkeem Smith leads the ACC at 28.1 yards per kick return.
ISAAC BROWN CLIMBING THE RECORD BOOK
Isaac Brown added another milestone to his career ledger in the win over Stanford – turning in his first career game with three rushing touchdowns and his first with four touchdowns overall. Brown became the first Cardinal to score four touchdowns in a game in more than a decade, dating back to Lamar Jackson against Florida State on Sept. 17, 2016.
With his 139 yards on the ground, Brown moved up to sixth on Louisville's career rushing list with 2,764 yards, 22 shy of Lenny Lyles for fifth. It also marked his 14th career 100-yard rushing game, pulling him within one of second-most in program history.
With the three rushing scores, Brown moved into a tie with Howard Stevens for ninth in program history with 25 career touchdowns on the ground.
CARDINALS FLEXING MUSCLES ON THE GROUND
The Louisville offense has been one of the best in the country this season, ranking fifth nationally in scoring offense and eighth in total offense. One of the ways the Cards are doing it is by gashing the opposition on the ground.
Louisville is second in the FBS averaging 6.25 yards per carry and 29 rushing touchdowns, trailing only Army in both. Louisville's current 225.1 yards per game average would be its highest total on the ground since 2017, Lamar Jackson's final season.
The Cardinals have 23 carries this season that have gone for at least 20 yards and is tied for the national lead in rushes of 60, 70, 80 and 90 yards.
GOOD THINGS HAPPEN WHEN THE BALL FINDS #0
Tre Richardson has provided Jeff Brohm with another dynamic weapon to play with on offense. The senior wide receiver leads the Cardinals with 40 receptions for 633 yards and has scored three touchdowns on the season (two receiving, one rushing).
With Lawayne McCoy out of the lineup against Stanford, Richardson took his game to another level. He hauled in 10 passes, matching his career high, and finished with 140 yards through the air, the most by a Louisville player this season. Richardson also carried the ball four times for 49 yards.
Richardson has proven dangerous with the ball in his hand. Of his 50 offensive touches this season, 28 have gone for at least 10 yards and 12 have covered 20 yards or more. His three touchdowns this season have been 30, 62 and 38 yards.
KIENHOLZ CONTINUES TO BE SPECIAL WITH RUNNING ABILITY
Lincoln Kienholz's athletic ability was highly discussed before he played his first game for the Cardinals, and the senior quarterback has proven all the talk to be true.
Through eight games, Kienholz has rushed for 313 yards and 11 touchdowns. The only quarterbacks to rush for more touchdowns in a single season at Louisville are Lamar Jackson and Malik Cunningham. Kienholz is one of three quarterbacks in the FBS to have 2,000 yards passing and 300 yards rushing this season (Sam Leavitt, Gio Lopez).
Kienholz put his top speed on display Oct. 17 at Syracuse, breaking loose for an 82-yard rushing touchdown, the longest by a quarterback in school history.
FOLLOW LOUISVILLE FOOTBALL ON SOCIAL MEDIA
Fans can follow Louisville football on X, Facebook or Instagram at @LouisvilleFB.
HOW TO FOLLOW
TV – ACC Network (Wes Durham, Max Browne, Madison Fitzpatrick)
Radio – 93.9 The Ville / 970 WGTK (Paul Rogers, Craig Swabek, Jody Demling)
Live Stats – GoCards.com
Social – @LouisvilleFB
TEAM NOTES
The Cardinals scored 28 consecutive points over 16 minutes of game time on its way to a 52-24 win over Stanford on Saturday at L&N Stadium.
Louisville scored 21 points in the third quarter of Saturday's win, its most points in a quarter since the first quarter of the 2025 season opener against Eastern Kentucky. It was the most versus an FBS opponent since scoring 28 against Boston College on Sept. 23, 2023.
Louisville is one of four teams to have scored at least 27 points in every game this season – Miami, Ole Miss and Boise State.
NOTABLE NUMBERS
100 – Jeff Brohm's next victory will be the 100th of his head coaching career (30 at WKU, 36 at Purdue, 33 currently at UofL).
52 – Louisville's 52 points in the win over Stanford were its most against an FBS opponent since 9/23/23 (56 vs. BC).
4 – Isaac Brown scored four TDs in the win over Stanford, the first Cardinal to do so since Lamar Jackson on Sept. 17, 2016.
6.25 – The Cardinals are averaging 6.25 yards per carry this season, second-best in the FBS.
4 – Louisville has had at least four rushing TDs in each of the last three games, its longest such streak since 2004.
INSIDE THE SERIES
Louisville and Georgia Tech have met four times previously, having split the four matchups. The Cardinals have won two consecutive over the Yellow Jackets, both under the leadership of Jeff Brohm.
Jeff Brohm earned his first win as the Louisville head coach against Georgia Tech, defeating the Yellow Jackets 39-34 in Mercedes Benz Stadium in Atlanta on Sept. 1, 2023.
In the 2024 meeting, Louisville defensive back Tayon Holloway sealed the victory with a 55-yard field goal block return for a touchdown in the fourth quarter.
LOUISVILLE-GEORGIA TECH CONNECTIONS
Georgia Tech defensive tackle Tawfiq Thomas started his collegiate career at Louisville. Thomas played the 2022 and 2023 seasons at UofL before transferring to Colorado. He had 12 tackles in 22 games over two seasons.
Georgia Tech Offensive Quality Control coach Robbie Bell played collegiately at Louisville from 2016-20. Bell started 31 games on the offensive line during his career.
ABOUT THE YELLOW JACKETS
Georgia Tech dropped to 2-6 on the season and 1-4 in ACC play with a 34-11 loss at Pitt on Saturday.
The Yellow Jackets have lost three consecutive games, giving up at least 34 points in each contest.
Georgia Tech ranks near the bottom of the ACC in scoring defense and total defense, but the Jackets have the fifth-ranked passing defense in the league allowing less than 200 yards per game.
The Yellow Jackets have been explosive in the return game, ranking 13th nationally on kickoffs and 22nd on punts. Rahkeem Smith leads the ACC at 28.1 yards per kick return.
ISAAC BROWN CLIMBING THE RECORD BOOK
Isaac Brown added another milestone to his career ledger in the win over Stanford – turning in his first career game with three rushing touchdowns and his first with four touchdowns overall. Brown became the first Cardinal to score four touchdowns in a game in more than a decade, dating back to Lamar Jackson against Florida State on Sept. 17, 2016.
With his 139 yards on the ground, Brown moved up to sixth on Louisville's career rushing list with 2,764 yards, 22 shy of Lenny Lyles for fifth. It also marked his 14th career 100-yard rushing game, pulling him within one of second-most in program history.
With the three rushing scores, Brown moved into a tie with Howard Stevens for ninth in program history with 25 career touchdowns on the ground.
CARDINALS FLEXING MUSCLES ON THE GROUND
The Louisville offense has been one of the best in the country this season, ranking fifth nationally in scoring offense and eighth in total offense. One of the ways the Cards are doing it is by gashing the opposition on the ground.
Louisville is second in the FBS averaging 6.25 yards per carry and 29 rushing touchdowns, trailing only Army in both. Louisville's current 225.1 yards per game average would be its highest total on the ground since 2017, Lamar Jackson's final season.
The Cardinals have 23 carries this season that have gone for at least 20 yards and is tied for the national lead in rushes of 60, 70, 80 and 90 yards.
GOOD THINGS HAPPEN WHEN THE BALL FINDS #0
Tre Richardson has provided Jeff Brohm with another dynamic weapon to play with on offense. The senior wide receiver leads the Cardinals with 40 receptions for 633 yards and has scored three touchdowns on the season (two receiving, one rushing).
With Lawayne McCoy out of the lineup against Stanford, Richardson took his game to another level. He hauled in 10 passes, matching his career high, and finished with 140 yards through the air, the most by a Louisville player this season. Richardson also carried the ball four times for 49 yards.
Richardson has proven dangerous with the ball in his hand. Of his 50 offensive touches this season, 28 have gone for at least 10 yards and 12 have covered 20 yards or more. His three touchdowns this season have been 30, 62 and 38 yards.
KIENHOLZ CONTINUES TO BE SPECIAL WITH RUNNING ABILITY
Lincoln Kienholz's athletic ability was highly discussed before he played his first game for the Cardinals, and the senior quarterback has proven all the talk to be true.
Through eight games, Kienholz has rushed for 313 yards and 11 touchdowns. The only quarterbacks to rush for more touchdowns in a single season at Louisville are Lamar Jackson and Malik Cunningham. Kienholz is one of three quarterbacks in the FBS to have 2,000 yards passing and 300 yards rushing this season (Sam Leavitt, Gio Lopez).
Kienholz put his top speed on display Oct. 17 at Syracuse, breaking loose for an 82-yard rushing touchdown, the longest by a quarterback in school history.
FOLLOW LOUISVILLE FOOTBALL ON SOCIAL MEDIA
Fans can follow Louisville football on X, Facebook or Instagram at @LouisvilleFB.
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