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("reportedly", "may", "according to")
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CHAPEL HILL, N.C. (AP) — Jabari Mack picked off a fourth-down pass from Travis Burgess with 58 seconds left to help Louisville hold off North Carolina 16-14 on Saturday night in a game that ended in a brawl and each of the teams having to be separated.
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each → pick → teams
Mack’s interception by snatching a ball that ricocheted off UNC receiver Jordan Shipp secured the win, with Mack returning the ball 32 yards before sliding to end the play and allow the Cardinals (7-3, 6-2 Atlantic Coast Conference) to kneel out a fifth straight win.
But after the final snap, players from both teams went from jawing at each other to shoving and ultimately locking up with apparent punches being thrown.
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players → snatch → punches
That included at least one tussle that broke off from the main mass of players and ended up with a Louisville player throwing down a UNC player in the end zone before the teams were finally separated after the brief skirmish.
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teams → include → skirmish
The win kept the Cardinals alive in the hunt for a trip to the ACC championship game as they entered kickoff as the only two-loss team in the league standings.
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they → keep → standings
Lincoln Kienholz threw for the Cardinals’ only touchdown on a night when both defenses were a step ahead, with Louisville finishing with just 302 yards and UNC with 293.
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Louisville → throw → 293
Benjamin Hall scored two rushing touchdowns for UNC (5-5, 2-4), including a 6-yarder with 3:43 left that brought the Tar Heels to within 16-14.
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that → score → Heels
Then, after forcing a punt, UNC got the ball back with 1:41 left for a chance to drive for a winning field goal.
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UNC → force → goal
Burgess, pressed into duty when starting quarterback Billy Edwards Jr. exited in the second half after taking a jarring hit on a sack, nearly connected with Shipp on the fourth-and-12 play.
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Jr. → press → play
But Shipp couldn’t control it and the ball popped to Mack for the clinching play.
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ball → control → play
The takeaway
Louisville: The Cardinals hadn’t lost since falling to Wake Forest and at N.C. State, rolling to four straight wins — three by at least 24 points — while averaging 43.5 points.
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Cardinals → lose → points
The defense carried the load this time to continue what has been some improvements of late since returning from an open date.
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what → carry → date
The Tar Heels’ defense led the way, holding Louisville to 302 yards and allowing just one touchdown all night.
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defense → lead → touchdown
But the offense struggled to string together drives, a task that became trickier when Edwards exited for the mobile but inexperienced Burgess.
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Edwards → struggle → Burgess
That ultimately kept UNC a win shy of securing bowl eligibility.
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That → keep → eligibility
Up next
Louisville: Hosts Pittsburgh on Saturday.
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Louisville → host → Saturday
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