Isaac Brown won 126 yards and two affected in just six races and Louisville amassed 543 offensive yards on Saturday and beaten the eastern Kentucky 51-17 visit in the season’s opening match for the two teams.
Louisville kept his FCS guests at only 150 yards, including only 38 in the first half. Brown did its damage in less than a quarter and a half. The ACC chief last season in Rushing Middle marked on points of 31 and 68 yards.
Miller Moss only played in the first half and experienced passes of 17 for 25 for 223 yards, one touch and two interceptions. The former leaving from southern California has spread his passes to eight receptors, and also added a precipitated score in victory.
Caullin Lacy has had a return of 93 yards for a touchdown for a touchdown, which ranks like the second longer in the history of Louisville. He also caught four Moss passes for 62 yards.
The cardinals marked affected on each of their first five records and led 41-0 with 2:58 to play first half after the touch of Keyjuan Brown.
Coach Jeff Brohm brought the second and third-controls to play in the second half. Brady Allen completed six of his nine throws for 69 yards with a touch and an interception.
Despite the unbalanced score, everything did not take place swimming for the cardinals. They committed 12 penalties for 106 yards. Although the offense did not allow any bag, it had three interceptions. Two of these errors have led to affected colonels.
Brady Hensley scored the only offensive touch of colonels, but only gained 24 yards in nine races. Eastern Kentucky also won 69 of his yards during his last journey of the match, which led to a 38 yards buzz basket with 1:06.
Vito Tisdale Jr. won two interceptions, one of which rebounded on the hands of the Louisville receiver, Treshun, whom he returned 29 yards for a touch of colonels with 50 seconds to play in the first half. He won 72 yards back on his reversals.
Myles Burkett only completed 5 of the 14 passes for 76 yards for eastern Kentucky.
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