Highlights and Notes: Clemson 20, Louisville 19.

LOUISVILLE, Ky. - The Louisville football program found another way to lose in excruciating fashion, falling 20-19 to Clemson and officially end their slim chances of earning a spot in the ACC Championship Game.

The Atlantic Coast Conference put together a highlight tape of the matchup, which you can see here:

Team Notes:

Louisville falls to 1-9 vs. Clemson, including 0-5 at L&N Stadium.
Louisville has not allowed an opening drive touchdown this season, holding seven opponents scoreless and allowing field goals by the other three.
Louisville's FBS-leading active streak of scoring at least 24 ends at 23 games.
Louisville drops its third game of the season by 3 points or less. The only other seasons with three losses by a field goal or less were 1971 and 2021.
Louisville falls to 15-26 in 1-point games, including 1-2 at L&N Stadium.
Louisville outgains Clemson 385 yards to 308 and has outgained its first 10 opponents of a season for the first time since 2016.
Louisville has a 100-yard rusher in five straight games for the first time since doing so in the final seven games of the 2017 season.
Louisville extends its program record for made field goals of 50+ yards in a season to four.
Louisville ends a 10-game winning streak when holding opponents under 21 points.
Louisville falls to 88-37 as an AP Top 25 team, including 51-12 at home, 45-20 vs. conference opponents, 78-21 vs. unranked opponents, 46-10 vs. unranked opponents at home, and 42-9 vs. unranked opponents at L&N Stadium.
Louisville falls to 9-3 when ranked No. 19.
Louisville falls to 7-8 in Blackout themed games.
Turnovers continue to be a key to success for Louisville with the Cards going 16-0 under Brohm when they win the turnover battle but dropping to 10-11 when they do not.
Brohm moves to 26-11 at Louisville and 92-55 overall.

Player Notes:

QB Miller Moss was 19 of 27 passing for 212 yards, no touchdowns, and no interceptions to go with a rushing touchdown. Moss rushed for his 8th TD of the season, tying Benny Russell for 6th most rushing TDs in a season by a quarterback and tying John Madeya for 7th in career rushing TDs by a quarterback.
RB Keyjuan Brown led all rushers with 135 yards on 15 carries. Brown logged the second 100-yard rushing game of his career with both games coming in back-to-back weeks.
WR Chris Bell led all receivers with 5 receptions for 79 yards to take his team-leading season receiving total to 871 yards.
WR Caullin Lacy had a touchdown pass on the first pass attempt of his five-year college career and added 60 yards receiving on 4 receptions. Lacy is the second Louisville player to pass for a TD and return a punt for a TD in the same season, joining Lenny Lyles who had three passing TDs and one punt return TD in 1957. Lacy's TD pass was Louisville's 25th by a non-quarterback and the first since Braden Smith completed a TD pass to Jaelin Carter vs. Wake Forest in 2022.
TE Nate Kurisky scored the 7th touchdown of his career on a 2-yard pass from Lacy.
LB Stanquan Clark returned from injury to share the Louisville lead in tackles with 7, including 3 solo stops. He added 1.5 tackles for loss to take his career total to 11 TFLs.
DB Antonio Watts had 7 tackles, 4 solo. He added a TFL to take his season total to 6.5 along with his second quarterback hurry and second forced fumble of the season.
DL Clev Lubin had his fifth sack and fourth QB hurry of the season to go with 4 solo tackles.
K Cooper Ranvier made field goals of 51 and 39 yards, becoming the sixth kicker in program history to make multiple 50-yard field goals in his career.

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