Clemson's Upset Loss to Louisville

Clemson, ranked No. 11, suffered a significant upset at home against Louisville, losing 33-21. This was Louisville's first-ever win against Clemson, snapping an 0-8 record against the Tigers. The Cardinals were led by Isaac Brown, who ran for a career-high 151 yards and a clinching touchdown in the fourth quarter. Quarterback Tyler Shough scored with a 4-yard run, including a somersault into the end zone, and kicker Brock Travelstead made four field goals to match his career high. Louisville's victory seriously impacted Clemson's chances of winning the ACC title and reaching the College Football Playoff. Despite Clemson tailback Phil Mafah's 171 yards and two fourth-quarter touchdowns, the Tigers' defense struggled, allowing Louisville to capitalize on mistakes and block two field goal attempts. This loss marks a significant setback for Clemson, which had been one of four undefeated ACC teams at the start of the week

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