The Cardinals won their fourth consecutive game and reached the six-win threshold
Louisville piled up 251 rushing yards and stayed in the ACC championship race after its fourth straight win.
- Louisville defeated Georgia Tech 44-17 at Bobby Dodd Stadium on Saturday, securing the Cardinals' fourth consecutive victory and clinching bowl eligibility for the sixth consecutive season.
- The Cardinals' offense has maintained consistent production during this winning streak, scoring at least 34 points in each of the four games and at least 27 points in all nine games this season.
- Quarterback Lincoln Kienholz threw for 182 yards and two touchdowns while Tre Richardson totaled 101 all-purpose yards and two scores, including a 52-yard run, as running back Isaac Brown added his 10th touchdown of the season.
- In a desperate attempt to jump-start the offense, Georgia Tech head coach Brent Key alternated quarterbacks Alberto Mendoza and Grady Adamson, as the team fell to 2-7 and guaranteed a sub-.500 finish.
- The Cardinals now travel to North Carolina next Saturday to continue their Atlantic Coast Conference campaign and build on their winning momentum.
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Louisville clinches bowl eligibility with 44-17 rout at Georgia Tech
Louisville extended its winning streak to four games and clinched bowl eligibility for a sixth conseutive season with a 44-17 victory over Georgia Tech. Quarterback Lincoln Kienholz threw touchdown passes to Tre Richardson and TreyShun Hurry in the first half, and Richardson also had a 52-yard rushing score.
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The Cardinals won their fourth consecutive game and reached the six-win threshold
Cardinals defeat Georgia Tech, 44-17 - Now Georgia
Sophomore QB Grady Adamson finds tight end Chris Corbo for the touchdown at Bobby Dodd Stadium during the Georgia Tech, Louisville game on Nov. 7, 2026. (Photo courtesy Georgia Tech) ATLANTA (AP) — Tre Richardson totaled 101 all-purpose yards and scored two touchdowns and Louisville defeated Georgia Tech 44-17 at Bobby Dodd Stadium. The victory, Louisville’s (6-3, 5-2 Atlantic Coast Conference), fourth in a row, clinched bowl eligibility for the…
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