No.16 Louisville Cardinals Defeat Virginia Tech Hokies 28-16 for Third Consecutive Win

The Louisville Cardinals secured a 28-16 victory over the Virginia Tech Hokies in a challenging road game at Lane Stadium, keeping their hopes alive for the ACC championship. Louisville overcame a halftime deficit by scoring three second-half touchdowns, led by key performances from Isaac Brown, who rushed for 130 yards before leaving with a leg injury, and Keyjuan Brown, who scored twice and rushed for 94 yards. Quarterback Miller Moss contributed with a touchdown pass that helped ignite the comeback. Virginia Tech struggled offensively in the second half, managing less than 100 yards and failing to score, despite Kyron Drones' combined rushing and passing touchdown efforts. Louisville's defense played a crucial role, limiting Virginia Tech's advances and allowing only 286.3 yards per game on average, ranking 14th nationally. This game demonstrated Louisville's resilience and solidified their position in the ACC, while Virginia Tech aims to rebound under interim coach Phillip Montgomery.