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Mack's Late INT Helps Louisville Hold Off UNC 16-14 in Game that Ends with Brawl
Mack’s interception sealed Louisville’s fifth straight win as North Carolina’s late rally fell short and the teams were separated after a postgame scuffle.
- On Saturday, Louisville cornerback Jabari Mack secured a 16-14 victory over North Carolina at Kenan Stadium with a late interception, snatching a ball that ricocheted off Tar Heels receiver Jordan Shipp with 58 seconds remaining.
- North Carolina starting quarterback Billy Edwards Jr. exited the game with an injury after a third-quarter sack, forcing backup Travis Burgess to enter as the Tar Heels struggled against Louisville's defense.
- Limiting the Tar Heels to 89 yards in the first half, the Cardinals' defense dominated early; a post-game skirmish erupted as players from both teams shoved in the end zone.
- Louisville's victory improves the Cardinals to 7-3 overall and 6-2 in the Atlantic Coast Conference, keeping them alive in the competitive hunt for an ACC Championship game spot.
- Pittsburgh visits Louisville next Saturday to conclude the Cardinals' conference slate, while North Carolina travels to face the Virginia Cavaliers in its next matchup.
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Mack's late INT helps Louisville hold off UNC 16-14 in game that ends with brawl
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Leaning Left4Leaning Right1Center6Last UpdatedBias Distribution55% Center
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- 55% of the sources are Center
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L 36%
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