Atlanta, GA
Sep 1, 2023
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The Louisville Cardinals edged out the Georgia Tech Yellow Jackets in an action-packed opener with a final score of 39-34. The Cardinals, coached by Jeff Brohm, showcased tremendous resilience by overcoming a 15-point halftime deficit. Louisville's offense sputtered early, but Brock Travelstead kept them in the game with a critical 33-yard field goal in the first quarter.
Georgia Tech's Haynes King dominated the first half, throwing two touchdown passes and executing a well-balanced attack that included a 23-yard rushing touchdown by Trey Cooley. With a 28-13 lead at the half, the Yellow Jackets seemed in control. However, Louisville orchestrated a remarkable comeback in the second half, highlighted by Jack Plummer's precise passing and crucial contributions from wideout Jamari Thrash. Plummer threw two second-half touchdowns to Thrash, and Jawhar Jordan's electrifying 74-yard touchdown run in the fourth quarter sealed the victory. Georgia Tech’s spirited effort was evident, but Travelstead's late-game field goals and Louisville’s defensive adjustments in the second half made the difference.
Brock Travelstead (Louisville Cardinals)
Kicked a 33-yard field goal, giving Louisville early momentum despite offensive struggles to start the game.
Haynes King (Georgia Tech Yellow Jackets)
Passed to Brett Seither for a 2-yard touchdown, showcasing King's precision and helping Georgia Tech build an early lead.
Trey Cooley (Georgia Tech Yellow Jackets)
Rushed for a 1-yard touchdown, extending Georgia Tech’s lead and capitalizing on strong blocking up front.
Jack Plummer (Louisville Cardinals)
Passed to Kevin Coleman for a 9-yard touchdown, highlighting Plummer's ability to connect under pressure and sparking Louisville’s offense.
Trey Cooley (Georgia Tech Yellow Jackets)
Rushed for a 23-yard touchdown, breaking multiple tackles to give Georgia Tech a comfortable halftime lead.
Haynes King (Georgia Tech Yellow Jackets)
Passed to Chase Lane for a 48-yard touchdown, capping a dominant first half for Georgia Tech’s offense.
Jack Plummer (Louisville Cardinals)
Passed to Jamari Thrash for a 5-yard touchdown, starting Louisville’s second-half comeback.
Jack Plummer (Louisville Cardinals)
Passed to Jamari Thrash for a 20-yard touchdown, putting Louisville ahead and energizing the team.
Jawhar Jordan (Louisville Cardinals)
Rushed for a 74-yard touchdown, displaying his speed and vision, which proved to be the game-winning score.
Haynes King (Georgia Tech Yellow Jackets)
Passed to Eric Singleton Jr. for a 5-yard touchdown, narrowing the score and adding late-game tension.
Jack Plummer (Louisville Cardinals, QB)
Plummer's precise passing and ability to stay calm under pressure were essential to Louisville's comeback. His connection with wide receiver Jamari Thrash stood out, especially with two second-half touchdowns that shifted the game's momentum.
Haynes King (Georgia Tech Yellow Jackets, QB)
King showcased both his arm strength and accuracy, completing 19 of 32 passes for 313 yards and 3 touchdowns. Despite the loss, his leadership and passing efficiency kept Georgia Tech competitive.
Jawhar Jordan (Louisville Cardinals, RB)
Jordan's 74-yard touchdown run was a game-changer, breaking through Georgia Tech's defense and showcasing his speed and elusiveness. His performance provided much-needed explosiveness to Louisville’s ground game.
Trey Cooley (Georgia Tech Yellow Jackets, RB)
Cooley's hard-nosed running style was on full display, tallying two touchdowns and consistently pushing through Louisville's defensive front. His performance added a crucial balance to Georgia Tech's offensive attack.
Jamari Thrash (Louisville Cardinals, WR)
Thrash was a reliable target for Plummer, catching 7 passes for 88 yards and 2 touchdowns. His ability to find open spaces and make key receptions was vital in Louisville’s second-half rally.
Brock Travelstead (Louisville Cardinals, K)
Travelstead's consistency in special teams was crucial, converting four field goals with a long of 38 yards. His precision provided essential points that kept Louisville within striking distance.
Louisville Cardinals vs. Georgia Tech Yellow Jackets - Final Score - September 01, 2023 | FOX Sports
Louisville Cardinals vs. Georgia Tech Yellow Jackets Live Score and Stats - September 1, 2023 Gametracker - CBSSports.com
Cards Dominate Second Half For 39-34 Comeback Victory Over Georgia Tech - University of Louisville Athletic
Louisville Cardinals
6
7
10
16
39
Georgia Tech Yellow Jackets
0
28
0
6
34
