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Louisville beats Georgia Tech 44-17, dropping the Jackets to last in the ACC

The Morning Marietta teamFrom Sunday’s edition · 1 min read · 4 sources

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If you watched the Jackets on Saturday night, here's the damage. Louisville beat Georgia Tech 44-17 at . Tre Richardson had 101 all-purpose yards and two touchdowns, and the Cardinals clinched bowl eligibility for the sixth consecutive season.

Louisville beat Georgia Tech 44-17 at Bobby Dodd Stadium

  • Louisville44 (won)
    Georgia Tech17
    FinalLouisville clinched bowl eligibility for the sixth consecutive season.

Georgia Tech, now 2-7, alternated quarterbacks in the first half to try to jump-start its offense. Alberto Mendoza got the first drive, then swapped with Grady Adamson on every drive after that. Both threw a touchdown pass.

Louisville's record is well ahead of Georgia Tech's

LouisvilleMeasureGeorgia Tech
6Wins2
3Losses7
5ACC wins1
2ACC losses5

The loss dropped Georgia Tech to last in the ACC, and the Jackets are assured of their first losing season since 2022.

  • Louisville QB Lincoln Kienholz: 17 of 25 for 182 yards
  • Isaac Brown: 10th touchdown of the season, on an 11-yard run
  • Next for Georgia Tech: at Clemson next Saturday
  • Next for Louisville: at North Carolina next Saturday

Sources: Atlanta News First, ajc, Gwinnett Daily Post, Now Georgia

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