Lawayne Mccoy

He really thrived in that.

The one play that you're talking about with Lawayne McCoy, that literally – I hate to be hyperbolic, but that looked like a Brett Favre play.

Like that was one of those no, no, no, what are you doing, yes.

You know, it's like – Pretty

Oh, it does.

It definitely does.

And that type – Louisville got way more run in a whatever game against Villanova on a Friday night just because Lincoln Keenholds, like that Lawayne McCoy play.

Got so much traction last night.

So I would do a three-person parlay, Isaac Brown, Kiwan Brown, Brody Foley, any time touch.

Well, McCoy, I mean, he did catch the one.

I can see that, too.

We targeted him a lot in that

I thought the two-point conversion throw was a really good pass.

Tight window.

Fit it right in there to Lawayne McCoy.

It wasn't much of a roll on that,

He was wide open down the seam, and he throws it outside to a dude that's clearly covered in the end zone.

I think it was Trayshun Hurry or Lawayne McCoy.

If you're not seeing the field well, if when you do see it, you still can't hit within 10 yards of the receiver...

I I'm, I'm concerned when your primary job as a quarterback is to throw the ball.

One thing that we haven't talked about, we had a false start on a play where we were setting up a trick play.

Like, we were running the double pass until LaWayne McCoy was going to throw a pass, I think, back to Keenles.

And – We showed it because there was an illegal motion on Jaleel Skinner right when the ball was snapped.

So we showed our hand.

But I think Richardson – I think Richardson, Hurry, and McCoy, I mean, yeah, I didn't think we'd have this good a trio, but I think we – and it's all said and done this year.

We're going to be looking back at this trio as something a little bit special.

I mean, the word from Florida State when we got Lawayne McCoy was he's as talented a receiver as we've had in a while, but a little bit of a knucklehead.

We'll see if that happens, but he certainly showed off the talent on Sunday night.

But, man, the weapons that – we thought they had weapons.

We talked about Trey Richardson, Trey Sean Hurry, and Lawayne McCoy in the offseason, Trev, and they were – They were everything we thought they were going to be.

Louisville, to me, Ole Miss showed me that that offense, if it's on, can go play with anybody, but they got a lot of work on defense.

Louisville, this game, I think the team that benefits the most from this game, honestly, might be Louisville.

Both of his passing TDs were long distance connections.

62 yards to wide receiver Trey Richardson, just as Keen Holtz was getting hit by a pass rusher, and then 54 yards to wide out Lawayne McCoy after Keen Holtz had bought himself some time by sprinting out of a collapsing pocket.

At least to this point, it looks like Louisville coach Jeff Brom, the former Louisville quarterback himself, is doing that quarterback whisperer thing once again.

Last but not least, Wake Forest quarterback Gio Lopez, the transfer from UNC, looked fantastic in his first game with the Demon Deacons, a 38-16 victory over Akron.