November 07, 2026 | Football
Louisville 44, Georgia Tech 17
November 7, 2026
Atlanta, Ga. | Bobby Dodd Stadium
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TEAM NOTES
November 7, 2026
Atlanta, Ga. | Bobby Dodd Stadium
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TEAM NOTES
- Louisville improves to 6-3 overall and 5-2 in the ACC and wins its fourth straight game, its longest winning streak since a seven-game run that spanned the 2024 and 2025 seasons.
- Louisville improves to 3-2 vs. Georgia Tech, including 1-1 at Bobby Dodd Stadium, and wins its third straight game in the series. The Cards win at Bobby Dodd for the first time, avenging a 46-27 loss there on Oct. 9, 2020.
- Louisville's 44 points and 27-point margin are its most points and largest margin of victory against Georgia Tech (previous: 39-34 on Sept. 1, 2023, and 31-19 on Sept. 21, 2024).
- Louisville's 44 points are its most in a road game under Head Coach Jeff Brohm and its most on the road since a 62-22 win at Duke on Nov. 18, 2021. The 27-point margin ties the 41-14 win at Kentucky on Nov. 30, 2024, for Brohm's largest road win at Louisville.
- Louisville scores on each of its first seven possessions, not counting a kneel-down to end the first half, building a 37-10 lead late in the third quarter. The Cards score on all six of their red zone trips (4 TDs, 2 FGs).
- Louisville leads 27-10 at halftime and improves to 22-3 under Brohm when leading at the half.
- Louisville rushes for 251 yards, its fifth 250-yard rushing game this season, the most in a season since 2017 (7). The Cards are 10-0 under Brohm when rushing for 250 or more yards.
- Louisville stops Georgia Tech on four of its seven fourth-down tries, all in Louisville territory. Those four stops match the Cards' total vs. Stanford on Oct. 31; they are the only two games under Brohm in which an opponent failed on four fourth downs and mark the first back-to-back games in program history in which the Cards forced four turnovers on downs.
- Louisville records 4 sacks and 7 tackles for loss and does not allow a sack for the second straight game, improving to 13-1 under Brohm when not allowing a sack.
- Louisville improves to 16-1 under Brohm when allowing 17 or fewer points. The only loss was 16-6 to Florida State in the 2023 ACC Championship Game.
- Louisville extends its program-record scoring streak to 336 games, dating to 2000.
- Brohm improves to 34-15 at Louisville and 100-59 overall, earning his 100th career win as a head coach.
- WR TreyShun Hurry led all receivers with 8 receptions for 104 yards on 11 targets, including a 4-yard TD catch that made it 17-3 early in the second quarter.
- It was Hurry's first 100-yard receiving game as a Cardinal and Louisville's fourth this season. His 104 yards and 11 targets were highs as a Cardinal, and his 8 catches tied his high (Wake Forest, Sept. 26).
- Hurry's 32-yard catch to the Georgia Tech 9 set up Tre Richardson's go-ahead TD in the first quarter.
- WR Tre Richardson ran for a 52-yard TD on his only carry and caught 4 passes for 52 yards and a TD, totaling 104 all-purpose yards.
- Richardson's 8-yard TD catch with 3:26 left in the first quarter put Louisville ahead for good, 10-3. His 52-yard TD run made it 24-3 with 10:00 left in the first half.
- The 52-yarder was Richardson's longest run as a Cardinal and the longest TD run by a Louisville wide receiver since Harry Douglas' 65-yarder vs. Boise State in the Liberty Bowl on Dec. 31, 2004.
- Richardson scored rushing and receiving TDs in the same game for the second time this season (also vs. Ole Miss on Sept. 6). He leads the team with 44 receptions and 685 receiving yards.
- QB Lincoln Kienholz was 17-of-25 passing for 182 yards, 2 touchdowns, and no interceptions, and led Louisville rushers with 81 yards on 9 carries.
- Kienholz's 81 rushing yards were his most as a Cardinal, topping 69 vs. Ole Miss on Sept. 6.
- Kienholz's 394 rushing yards this season moved him past Jim Wagoner (367 in 1974) into 10th in a season by a Louisville quarterback. Stefan LeFors (405 in 2003) is next.
- Kienholz's 263 yards of total offense pushed his season total to 2,670, moving him past Jay Gruden, Malik Cunningham, and Miller Moss into 22nd in program history (eighth by a senior), 1 yard behind Head Coach Jeff Brohm's 2,671 in 1993.
- RB Isaac Brown ran for 38 yards and a TD on 7 carries and caught a 4-yard pass.
- Brown's 11-yard TD run, two plays after Jackson Voth's 68-yard punt return, made it 37-10 with 5:42 left in the third quarter.
- Brown moved past Lenny Lyles (2,786) into fifth on Louisville's career rushing list with 2,802 yards, 156 shy of Nathan Poole (2,958) for fourth.
- Brown's 26th career rushing TD moved him past Howard Stevens into a tie with Brandon Radcliff for eighth in program history, one behind Frank Moreau and Anthony Shelman (27).
- RB Keyjuan Brown ran for 54 yards on 9 carries, including a 14-yarder, and caught 2 passes for 6 yards.
- Brown moved past Jeremy Wright (1,485) and Lionel Gates (1,486) into 31st on Louisville's career rushing list with 1,533 yards. Greg Hickman is next at 1,549.
- RB Braxton Jennings ran for 20 yards on 5 carries, including a 2-yard TD with 1:56 left that made it 44-17.
- LB Stanquan Clark led Louisville with 8 tackles, tied for the game high, including 2 solo stops and 1.5 tackles for loss.
- Clark stopped Grady Adamson for a 1-yard loss on fourth-and-1 at the Louisville 13 early in the fourth quarter, ending a 14-play, 7:01 Georgia Tech drive.
- Clark took the team lead with 64 tackles this season.
- DL Clev Lubin had 2 sacks for 14 yards among his 3 tackles.
- Lubin's 7-yard sack on fourth-and-10 at the Louisville 37 early in the third quarter gave the ball back to the Cards, who added a field goal for a 30-10 lead.
- It was Lubin's third 2-sack game as a Cardinal (also Eastern Kentucky on Aug. 30, 2025, and Kentucky on Nov. 29, 2025).
- Lubin took the team lead with 7 sacks and 8 tackles for loss this season and has 15.5 sacks and 21.5 tackles for loss as a Cardinal.
- LB Kalib Perry had 7 tackles, including 6 solo stops, and a pass breakup.
- Perry made 4 tackles on Georgia Tech's fourth-quarter drive that ended on downs at the Louisville 23. His 7 tackles were his most since 11 vs. Boston College on Oct. 25, 2025.
- DB Micah Rice intercepted Grady Adamson on Georgia Tech's final possession with 1:52 left, the first interception of his career.
- S Blake Ruffin sacked Grady Adamson for a 4-yard loss in the fourth quarter, his first sack and first tackle for loss as a Cardinal, and added a tackle.
- LB T.J. Capers shared a sack with DL Demeco Kennedy on Georgia Tech's opening possession, the first sack of his career, and added 4 tackles and a pass breakup.
- Capers has 61 tackles this season.
- K Carson Hilbert made all 3 field goals, from 42, 23, and 29 yards, and all 5 extra points for a career-high 14 points.
- It was Hilbert's second 3-for-3 field goal game this season (also vs. Ole Miss on Sept. 6). He has made 11-of-14 field goals and 41-of-44 PATs this season.
- WR Jackson Voth returned 3 punts for 81 yards, including a 68-yarder to the Georgia Tech 19 in the third quarter that set up Isaac Brown's TD two plays later.
- Voth's 81 return yards and 68-yard return were highs as a Cardinal; his previous bests were 45 yards and a 33-yarder vs. Stanford on Oct. 31.
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