Louisville paired fourth-quarter big plays with stops to pull away from SMU

SB Nation

Louisville pulled away from SMU in the fourth quarter with explosive plays on the ground and through the air, while its defense made a short-yardage stand and stopped Randy Pittman’s fourth-down wildcat play. Safety Kaleb Beasley also intercepted a pass.

On offense, the review praises the blocking that opened a cutback lane for Keyjuan Brown and helped Isaac Brown break a big run. It says Keyjuan showed patience by waiting for the blocks to develop before cutting.

The review also notes defensive lapses: passive linebacker pursuit opened a run for Kendrick Raphael, and it says Koen Entringer’s coverage let Kevin Jennings complete a chunk pass. After Mark Ivey rotated out his tired 300-pound defensive tackles, Louisville recorded two sacks. Beasley had three passes defended this season, according to the article.

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