Gallery: Syracuse football gets demolished in 62-28 loss to Louisville

Wide Receiver James Quick silences the SU crowd after scoring a touchdown on the first play of the game. Chase Guttman | Staff Photographer

Syracuse students got free tickets to the game against No. 13 Louisville Chase Guttman | Staff Photographer

Louisville quarterback Lamar Jackson hurdles over Cordell Hudson en route to scoring a touchdown. Chase Guttman | Staff Photographer

Louisville celebrates it's early score in what would be an offensive blitz. Chase Guttman | Staff Photographer

Jackson jukes his way into the end zone from 7 yards out. Chase Guttman | Staff Photographer

Jackson makes SU's defense miss, something he did consistently throughout the night. Chase Guttman | Staff Photographer

Jackson alone accounted for more yards than SU had. Chase Guttman | Staff Photographer

Jamari Staples lost Hudson and went up to catch a slightly under-thrown deep ball. Chase Guttman | Staff Photographer

Antwan Cordy (8) makes a tackle near the sideline. He left the game with swelling in his wrist. Chase Guttman | Staff Photographer

Quarterback Eric Dungey attempts to hurdle a UofL defender. He hurdled last October at Virginia. Chase Guttman | Staff Photographer

Dungey threw balls away and avoided unnecessary contact on Friday night. Except this play. Chase Guttman | Staff Photographer

SU head coach Dino Babers said he wants Dungey to be the Russell Wilson of the ACC. Chase Guttman | Staff Photographer

Dungey threw for 255 yards but only ran for 19 on 16 carries. Chase Guttman | Staff Photographer

Dungey does not get all the way back after his flip, falling and eventually landing on his head. Chase Guttman | Staff Photographer

Dungey had a mixed bag performance against the Cardinals. Jessica Sheldon | Photo Editor

Louisville celebrated getting into the end zone a lot. Eight times to be exact. Jessica Sheldon | Photo Editor

Amba Etta-Tawo has been a bright spot for SU so far, racking up three touchdowns. Jessica Sheldon | Photo Editor

Babers looks on. He wasn't too upset at his defense and thought the offense could have played better. Jessica Sheldon | Photo Editor

Brisly Estime caught the first touchdown pass of the day for the Orange. Jessica Sheldon | Photo Editor

By Chase Guttman, Jessica Sheldon The Daily Orange

September 10, 2016

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