Louisville cruised to a 40-17 victory over Bowling Green on Saturday, with quarterback Miller Moss leading the Cardinals' offensive attack. Moss completed passes for 316 yards, while receiver Caullin Lacy hauled in 97 receiving yards and rusher Keyjuan Brown added 84 yards on the ground.

The Cardinals jumped out to an early lead with 7 first-quarter points and extended it significantly in the second quarter with 14 points. Louisville added 9 more in the third quarter and 10 in the fourth to cruise to the comfortable victory.

Bowling Green showed brief flashes of offensive momentum, including a 75-yard touchdown run by Lucian Anderson III in the fourth quarter and a 38-yard scoring pass from Drew Pyne to Jacob Harris. However, Pyne was intercepted twice by Louisville's defense—once by D'Angelo Hutchinson and once by Antonio Watts, both in the second quarter—hampering the Falcons' ability to compete.

The victory marked a dominant performance for Louisville's defense, which generated multiple crucial stops throughout the game.