Louisville 44-17 Kentucky (25 Nov, 2017) Video Highlights

Louisville Cardinals

8-4, 3-2 away

	1	2	3	4	T
LOU	17	14	3	10	44
UK	7	3	0	7	17

Jackson delivers perfect pass for 29-yard TD

0:31

Jackson hits Smith for 14-yard TD

0:41

Jackson scrambles, breaks tackles to pick up 1st down

0:47

Stoops says defense needs to improve

0:33

Louisville's Bonnafon takes option for TD

0:25

Kentucky's Snell fights for TD

1:13

Jackson gets into wrestling match with Kentucky defender

0:24

Bonnafon puts Louisville on the board

0:35

Kentucky's Snell pounds in for a score

0:31

Jackson fumbles snap, still picks up 1st down

0:18

Williams punches it in for TD

1:41

Louisville defeats Kentucky 44-17

0:46

Jackson happy to have Governors Cup trophy back

1:05

Petrino proud of his players after 44-17 win

Kroger Field

5:00 PM, 25 November 2017

Lexington, KY

Attendance: 56,186

Team	CONF	OVR
Florida State	8-0	13-1
Louisville	7-1	10-4
NC State	6-2	9-4
Georgia Tech	5-3	7-6
Virginia Tech	5-3	7-6
Clemson	4-4	9-4
North Carolina	4-4	8-5
Duke	4-4	8-5
Miami	3-5	7-6
Boston College	3-5	7-6
Syracuse	2-6	6-7
Pittsburgh	2-6	3-9
Virginia	2-6	3-9
Wake Forest	1-7	4-8

Team	CONF	OVR
Georgia	8-0	13-1
Missouri	6-2	11-2
Tennessee	4-4	9-4
Kentucky	3-5	7-6
Florida	3-5	5-7
South Carolina	3-5	5-7
Vanderbilt	0-8	2-10

Team	CONF	OVR
Alabama	8-0	12-2
Ole Miss	6-2	11-2
LSU	6-2	10-3
Texas A&M	4-4	7-6
Auburn	3-5	6-7
Mississippi State	1-7	5-7
Arkansas	1-7	4-8

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