DALLAS (AP) — Louisville quarterback Miller Moss did not start Saturday's game at SMU because of a foot injury.
Redshirt freshman Deuce Adams got his first career start for the Cardinals. Moss was in uniform on the sideline.
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Louisville QB Miller Moss doesn't start against SMU because of a foot injury
Louisville quarterback Miller Moss didn't start Saturday’s game at SMU because of a foot injury
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