A Louisville student manager got into a scuffle with a Pitt defensive back over a football after a pick-six on Saturday.
As the Cardinals traveled to Pittsburgh to take on the Panthers, Louisville quarterback Miller Moss threw a pick-six to Pitt linebacker Rasheem Biles in the first quarter. The play was a big moment for the Panthers, but what ensued afterward ended up giving Louisville a bit of an edge.
After the pick-six play, the Louisville manager in question appeared to try and wrestle the football away from Biles as he was celebrating. The two then got into an aggressive game of hot potato with another Pitt player on the game broadcast, with Pitt seemingly coming out on top in keeping the Louisville football.
Louisville roared back after going down 17-0 on the pick-six for the 34-27 win. A Twitter (X) account claiming to be the Cardinals ball boy (@Zephian5) claimed the victory on getting the football back, too.
This article originally appeared on For The Win: Louisville ball boy fights to get Pitt pick-6 football back in wild moment
