The No. 15-ranked Louisville Cardinals misplaced a troublesome 31-24 resolution to the No. 16-ranked Notre Dame Combating Irish on Saturday, and a baffling penalty on their potential game-tying drive goes to face out as an enormous missed alternative.
After taking on at midfield with just below three minutes to play in regulation, Louisville discovered itself in a 4th-and-inches state of affairs on the Notre Dame 41-yard line.
It was an ideal alternative for a quarterback sneak or some form of play that might push the road ahead to maintain the drive going.
There was only one downside.
Louisville couldn’t get the snap off on time and took probably the most poorly timed delay-of-game penalties you could possibly ever presumably think about
