Louisville QB Miller Moss Leads Upset Win Over No. 2 Miami

In college football, the USC Trojans lost a competitive game to the No. 13 Notre Dame Fighting Irish, with USC's Ja’Kobi Lane standing out as the team's MVP thanks to 111 receiving yards and a touchdown. Meanwhile, Louisville quarterback Miller Moss, who transferred from USC following a difficult stint and loss of his starting role, led Louisville to a major upset over No. 2 Miami, throwing for 248 yards and two touchdowns while also rushing for one. Moss's performance was pivotal in Louisville's first-ever road win against a top-five program, highlighting his resilience and growth after overcoming criticism and setbacks at USC. His transfer to Louisville was motivated by a desire for a fresh start after being benched amid a struggling USC season, compounded by personal challenges including the loss of his childhood home in the Palisades Fire. Moss continues to work hard toward his NFL aspirations, drawing inspiration from his past and the support of specialized coaching. His journey reflects both personal and athletic perseverance, making him a key figure in Louisville's recent success.