GAME THREAD: NCAAF: LOUISVILLE (2-0) at KENTUCKY (2-0)

NCAAF: LOUISVILLE at KENTUCKY

<div class="pre">NCAAF LOUISVILLE (9) 28
KENTUCKY 33 6:10 LEFT, 4TH QTR</div>

 

NCAAF: LOUISVILLE at KENTUCKY

<div class="pre">NCAAF LOUISVILLE (9) 28
KENTUCKY 33 4:35 LEFT, 4TH QTR</div>

 

NCAAF: LOUISVILLE at KENTUCKY

<div class="pre">NCAAF LOUISVILLE (9) 28
KENTUCKY 33 1:48 LEFT, 4TH QTR</div>

 

NCAAF: LOUISVILLE at KENTUCKY

<div class="pre">NCAAF TD LOUISVILLE
ANTHONY ALLEN 2 YD RUN
(TWO-POINT PASS CONVERSION FAILED)

LOUISVILLE (9) 34
KENTUCKY 33 1:45 LEFT, 4TH QTR</div>

 

NCAAF: LOUISVILLE at KENTUCKY

<div class="pre">NCAAF LOUISVILLE (9) 34
KENTUCKY 33 1:37 LEFT, 4TH QTR</div>

 

NCAAF: LOUISVILLE at KENTUCKY

<div class="pre">NCAAF LOUISVILLE (9) 34
KENTUCKY 33 1:14 LEFT, 4TH QTR</div>

 

NCAAF: LOUISVILLE at KENTUCKY

<div class="pre">NCAAF LOUISVILLE (9) 34
KENTUCKY 33 1:01 LEFT, 4TH QTR</div>

 

NCAAF: LOUISVILLE at KENTUCKY

<div class="pre">NCAAF LOUISVILLE (9) 34
KENTUCKY 33 0:39 LEFT, 4TH QTR</div>

 

NCAAF: LOUISVILLE at KENTUCKY

<div class="pre">NCAAF TD KENTUCKY
JACOB TAMME 57 YD PASS FROM ANDRE' WOODSON
(LONES SEIBER KICK)

LOUISVILLE (9) 34
KENTUCKY 40 0:28 LEFT, 4TH QTR</div>

 

NCAAF: LOUISVILLE at KENTUCKY

<div class="pre">NCAAF LOUISVILLE (9) 34
KENTUCKY 40 0:21 LEFT, 4TH QTR</div>

 

NCAAF: LOUISVILLE at KENTUCKY

<div class="pre">NCAAF LOUISVILLE (9) 34
KENTUCKY 40 0:14 LEFT, 4TH QTR</div>

 

NCAAF: LOUISVILLE at KENTUCKY

<div class="pre">NCAAF LOUISVILLE (9) 34
KENTUCKY 40 0:05 LEFT, 4TH QTR</div>

 

NCAAF: LOUISVILLE at KENTUCKY

<div class="pre">NCAAF FINAL 1ST 2ND 3RD 4TH TOTAL
--- --- --- --- -----
LOUISVILLE (9) 7 14 7 6 34
KENTUCKY 13 6 7 14 40 FINAL

SCORING SUMMARY

1ST QUARTER: KENTUCKY - FG, LONES SEIBER 36 YD, 1:02.
KENTUCKY 3-0
KENTUCKY - TD, STEVE JOHNSON 5 YD PASS FROM
ANDRE' WOODSON (LONES SEIBER
KICK), 2:58. KENTUCKY 10-0
KENTUCKY - FG, LONES SEIBER 31 YD, 8:54.
KENTUCKY 13-0
LOUISVILLE - TD, ANTHONY ALLEN 8 YD PASS FROM
BRIAN BROHM (ARTHUR CARMODY
KICK), 13:49. KENTUCKY 13-7
2ND QUARTER: KENTUCKY - TD, RAFAEL LITTLE 10 YD RUN (PAT
FAILED), 2:17. KENTUCKY 19-7
LOUISVILLE - TD, HARRY DOUGLAS 3 YD PASS FROM
BRIAN BROHM (DANIEL CAMERON
KICK), 7:44. KENTUCKY 19-14
LOUISVILLE - TD, ANTHONY ALLEN 10 YD RUN
(ARTHUR CARMODY KICK), 13:58.
LOUISVILLE 21-19
3RD QUARTER: KENTUCKY - TD, JOHN CONNER 7 YD PASS FROM
ANDRE' WOODSON (LONES SEIBER
KICK), 5:14. KENTUCKY 26-21
LOUISVILLE - TD, TRENT GUY 100 YD KICKOFF
RETURN (ARTHUR CARMODY KICK),
5:29. LOUISVILLE 28-26
4TH QUARTER: KENTUCKY - TD, JACOB TAMME 5 YD PASS FROM
ANDRE' WOODSON (LONES SEIBER
KICK), 1:13. KENTUCKY 33-28
LOUISVILLE - TD, ANTHONY ALLEN 2 YD RUN 13:15.
LOUISVILLE 34-33
KENTUCKY - TD, JACOB TAMME 57 YD PASS FROM
ANDRE' WOODSON (LONES SEIBER
KICK), 14:32. KENTUCKY 40-34</div>

 

NCAAF: LOUISVILLE at KENTUCKY

<div class="pre">NCAAF FINAL 1ST 2ND 3RD 4TH TOTAL
--- --- --- --- -----
LOUISVILLE (9) 7 14 7 6 34
KENTUCKY 13 6 7 14 40 FINAL

SCORING SUMMARY

1ST QUARTER: KENTUCKY - FG, LONES SEIBER 36 YD, 1:02.
KENTUCKY 3-0
KENTUCKY - TD, STEVE JOHNSON 5 YD PASS FROM
ANDRE' WOODSON (LONES SEIBER
KICK), 2:58. KENTUCKY 10-0
KENTUCKY - FG, LONES SEIBER 31 YD, 8:54.
KENTUCKY 13-0
LOUISVILLE - TD, ANTHONY ALLEN 8 YD PASS FROM
BRIAN BROHM (ARTHUR CARMODY
KICK), 13:49. KENTUCKY 13-7
2ND QUARTER: KENTUCKY - TD, RAFAEL LITTLE 10 YD RUN (PAT
FAILED), 2:17. KENTUCKY 19-7
LOUISVILLE - TD, HARRY DOUGLAS 3 YD PASS FROM
BRIAN BROHM (DANIEL CAMERON
KICK), 7:44. KENTUCKY 19-14
LOUISVILLE - TD, ANTHONY ALLEN 10 YD RUN
(ARTHUR CARMODY KICK), 13:58.
LOUISVILLE 21-19
3RD QUARTER: KENTUCKY - TD, JOHN CONNER 7 YD PASS FROM
ANDRE' WOODSON (LONES SEIBER
KICK), 5:14. KENTUCKY 26-21
LOUISVILLE - TD, TRENT GUY 100 YD KICKOFF
RETURN (ARTHUR CARMODY KICK),
5:29. LOUISVILLE 28-26
4TH QUARTER: KENTUCKY - TD, JACOB TAMME 5 YD PASS FROM
ANDRE' WOODSON (LONES SEIBER
KICK), 1:13. KENTUCKY 33-28
LOUISVILLE - TD, ANTHONY ALLEN 2 YD RUN 13:15.
LOUISVILLE 34-33
KENTUCKY - TD, JACOB TAMME 57 YD PASS FROM
ANDRE' WOODSON (LONES SEIBER
KICK), 14:32. KENTUCKY 40-34</div>

 

NCAAF: LOUISVILLE at KENTUCKY

<div class="pre">** CONFIRMED **
NCAAF
LOUISVILLE (9) 34
KENTUCKY 40 FINAL</div>

 

LEXINGTON, Kentucky (Ticker) -- Andre Woodson lifted Kentuckyto a rare win over Louisville and cemented his name as perhapsthe greatest quarterback in school history.


Woodson threw a 57-yard touchdown pass to Steve Johnson in theclosing seconds and No. 9 Louisville's final comeback bid fell12-yards short as the Wildcats posted a 40-34 victory over theirin-state rival on Saturday night.


Kentucky (3-0) posted its first win over Louisville since 2002and its first over a top-10 opponent since a victory over No. 4Penn State in 1977.


It looked as if the Cardinals would avoid the upset before aninexplicable defensive gaffe gave the Wildcats the lead.

Anthony Allen scored from two yards out with 1:45 to play forLouisville (2-1). Brian Brohm overthrew Mario Urrutia on thetwo-point conversion attempt, but the Cardinals still held a34-33 lead.


That put the game in the hands of Woodson, and the seniorprevailed.


Kentucky drove into Louisville territory with a minute to playbut was set back by a personal foul penalty after Woodsoncompleted a short pass to Rafael Little.


Facing a 2nd-and-24 from the Kentucky 43, Woodson found Johnson,who had streaked past a pair of Louisville defensive backs andraced untouched into the end zone.


Brohm and the Cardinals took over at their own 20 with 21seconds to play and no time outs. They got out to the 43 beforeBrohm's Hail Mary as time expired was tipped and caught byHarry Douglas at the Kentucky 12, but he was tackled on the spotand the game was over.


Woodson completed 30-of-46 passes for 270 yards and four TDs.He has thrown a Southeastern Conference-record 257 consecutivepasses without an interception, 14 shy of Trent Dilfer'sall-time NCAA mark.


Little added 151 yards and a TD on 26 carries for the Wildcats.

Brohm was 28-of-43 for 369 yards and a pair of TDs with aninterception. He hooked up with Douglas 13 times for 225 yards.

 

NCAAF: LOUISVILLE at KENTUCKY

<div class="pre">NCAAF FINAL 1ST 2ND 3RD 4TH TOTAL
--- --- --- --- -----
LOUISVILLE (9) 7 14 7 6 34
KENTUCKY 13 6 7 14 40 FINAL

KENTUCKY-FG, L Seiber 36 YD 1:02 1st Qtr
KENTUCKY-TD, S Johnson 5 YD PASS FROM A Woodson (L Seiber
KICK) 2:58 1st Qtr
KENTUCKY-FG, L Seiber 31 YD 8:54 1st Qtr
LOUISVILLE-TD, A Allen 8 YD PASS FROM B Brohm (A Carmody
KICK) 13:49 1st Qtr
KENTUCKY-TD, R Little 10 YD RUN (PAT FAILED) 2:17 2nd Qtr
LOUISVILLE-TD, H Douglas 3 YD PASS FROM B Brohm (D Cameron
KICK) 7:44 2nd Qtr
LOUISVILLE-TD, A Allen 10 YD RUN (A Carmody KICK) 13:58 2nd
Qtr
KENTUCKY-TD, J Conner 7 YD PASS FROM A Woodson (L Seiber
KICK) 5:14 3rd Qtr
LOUISVILLE-TD, T Guy 100 YD KICKOFF RETURN (A Carmody KICK)
5:29 3rd Qtr
KENTUCKY-TD, J Tamme 5 YD PASS FROM A Woodson (L Seiber
KICK) 1:13 4th Qtr
LOUISVILLE-TD, A Allen 2 YD RUN 13:15 4th Qtr
KENTUCKY-TD, J Tamme 57 YD PASS FROM A Woodson (L Seiber
KICK) 14:32 4th Qtr


LOUISVILLE KENTUCKY
First downs 26 27
Rushed-yards 27-101 35-185
Passing yards 366 275
Sacked-yards lost 3-18 2-7
Return yards 0 43
Passes 28-43-1 30-46-0
Punts 2-38.5 3-47.3
Fumbles-lost 1-1 1-0
Penalties-yards 7-53 5-65
Time of possession 29:37 30:23


Individual Statistics

RUSHING: LOUISVILLE-Anthony Allen 18-96, George Stripling 2-6, JaJuan
Spillman 1-6, Brian Brohm 6-MINUS 7. KENTUCKY-Rafael Little 27-151,
Tony Dixon 3-27, John Conner 2-7, Andre' Woodson 3-0.

PASSING: LOUISVILLE-Brian Brohm 28-43-366- 1. KENTUCKY-Andre' Woodson
30-44-275- 0. - Team 0-2-0- 0.

RECEIVING: LOUISVILLE-Harry Douglas 13-223, Mario Urrutia 5-72, Trent
Guy 1-23, George Stripling 1-21, Anthony Allen 4-21, Gary Barnidge
2-10, JaJuan Spillman 1-3, Brian Brohm 1-MINUS 7. KENTUCKY-Keenan
Burton 9-99, Steve Johnson 3-65, Dicky Lyons Jr. 4-33, Tony Dixon
5-29, Jacob Tamme 5-27, Rafael Little 2-11, John Conner 1-7, DeMoreo
Ford 1-4.


Att: 70,857</div>

 

LEXINGTON, Kentucky (Ticker) -- Andre Woodson lifted Kentuckyto a rare win over Louisville and cemented his name as perhapsthe greatest quarterback in school history.


Woodson threw a 57-yard touchdown pass to Steve Johnson in theclosing seconds and No. 9 Louisville's final comeback bid fell12-yards short as the Wildcats posted a 40-34 victory over theirin-state rival on Saturday night.


Kentucky (3-0) posted its first win over Louisville since 2002and its first over a top-10 opponent since a victory over No. 4Penn State in 1977.


"It was a great football game, it had more twists and turns thana Dickens novel," Kentucky coach Rich Brooks said. "I'm soproud of this team. There's no quit in this team, they'll keepbattling and we have playmakers who will make plays."

It looked as if the Cardinals would avoid the upset before aninexplicable defensive gaffe gave the Wildcats the lead.

Anthony Allen scored from two yards out with 1:45 to play forLouisville (2-1). Brian Brohm overthrew Mario Urrutia on thetwo-point conversion attempt, but the Cardinals still held a34-33 lead.


That put the game in the hands of Woodson, and the seniorprevailed.


Kentucky drove into Louisville territory with a minute to playbut was set back by a personal foul penalty after Woodsoncompleted a short pass to Rafael Little.


Facing a 2nd-and-24 from the Kentucky 43, Woodson found Johnson,who had streaked past a pair of Louisville defensive backs andraced untouched into the end zone.


"It was the exact same play we called at the end of the half onthe ball I dropped," Johnson said. "In my mind, all I wasthinking was to stay focus and catch it, because I kind of lostit in the lights a little bit. I told Andre' at half that I owedhim a touchdown, luckily I had another chance this game to gethim back."


Brohm and the Cardinals took over at their own 20 with 21seconds to play and no time outs. They got out to the 43 beforeBrohm's Hail Mary as time expired was tipped and caught byHarry Douglas at the Kentucky 12, but he was tackled on the spotand the game was over.


"We're obviously very disappointed with the outcome of thefootball game. I'm proud of how our guys continued to fightthroughout the game," Louisville coach Steve Kragthorpe said."We got off to a little bit of a rocky start. We got slapped inthe face with some adversity. Our guys continued to fight andcontinued to battle throughout the course of the game. We justdidn't make enough plays tonight to come up with a victory."

Woodson completed 30-of-46 passes for 270 yards and four TDs. Hehas thrown a Southeastern Conference-record 257 consecutivepasses without an interception, 14 shy of Trent Dilfer'sall-time NCAA mark.


Little added 151 yards and a TD on 26 carries for the Wildcats.

Brohm was 28-of-43 for 369 yards and a pair of TDs with aninterception. He hooked up with Douglas 13 times for 225 yards.

"Harry and I have always had good chemistry. That comes fromgetting a lot of reps together. I know Harry will always makethe play, Brohm said.