The Louisville defense picked off Miami star Carson Beck four times in the victory, with the frustrated signal-caller throwing his own teammate under the bus in his post-game press conference.

The No. 2 Miami Hurricanes were upset by three points at home by the unranked Louisville Cardinals on Friday night.

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Carson Beck and the Miami Hurricanes are dealing with a loss for the first time. Miami's hopes for a perfect season vanished Friday night when it lost 24-21 to Louisville.

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The Miami Hurricanes dropped their first game of the season on Friday when they lost 24-21 to the Louisville Cardinals on Friday at Hard Rock Stadium. And they understandably dropped a bit in the latest AP top 25 poll as a result.

Louisville stunned the No. 2 ranked Hurricanes 24-21, thanks to a strong day from quarterback Miller Moss (248 passing yards, three total touchdowns) and a defense that picked off Carson Beck four times. A frustrated Beck even threw his teammates under a bus, citing miscommunication after the loss.

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