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Gallery: Syracuse’s bowl chances slip away in 56-10 loss at Louisville

Syracuse came into the game 4-6, needing to win today and next Saturday to secure bowl eligibility.
Syracuse came into the game 4-6, needing to win today and next Saturday to secure bowl eligibility. Paul Schlesinger | Asst. Photo Editor
But the Orange fell short, losing 56-10 to Louisville.
But the Orange fell short, losing 56-10 to Louisville. Paul Schlesinger | Asst. Photo Editor
Reigning Heisman-winning quarterback Lamar Jackson ran a clinical, throwing for 270 yards and two touchdowns, adding 111 yards and two more TDs on the ground.
Reigning Heisman-winning quarterback Lamar Jackson ran a clinical, throwing for 270 yards and two touchdowns, adding 111 yards and two more TDs on the ground. Paul Schlesinger | Asst. Photo Editor
Still, Syracuse fans showed out for their team Saturday.
Still, Syracuse fans showed out for their team Saturday. Paul Schlesinger | Asst. Photo Editor
Sean Riley caught one pass for 23 yards.
Sean Riley caught one pass for 23 yards. Paul Schlesinger | Asst. Photo Editor
Normal starter Dontae Strickland didn't travel to Louisville, so normal back up Moe Neal got the start.
Normal starter Dontae Strickland didn't travel to Louisville, so normal back up Moe Neal got the start. Paul Schlesinger | Asst. Photo Editor
An injured Eric Dungey looked on, missing his second-straight game since getting hurt at Florida State.
An injured Eric Dungey looked on, missing his second-straight game since getting hurt at Florida State. Paul Schlesinger | Asst. Photo Editor
Louisville as a team racked up 727 yards of offense, hanging 56 points on the Orange.
Louisville as a team racked up 727 yards of offense, hanging 56 points on the Orange. Paul Schlesinger | Asst. Photo Editor

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Syracuse (4-6, 2-5 Atlantic Coast) needed to win Saturday in Louisville, Kentucky, to keep its bowl hopes alive. However, the Orange failed, falling to Lousiville (7-4, 4-4), 56-10. Cardinals quarterback and reigning Heisman winner Lamar Jackson ran up nearly 400 yards of offense on his own. Louisville as a team blew past Syracuse for 727 yards in the 46-point blowout. Regular quarterback Eric Dungey didn’t play for the second-straight week, and Zack Mahoney earned the start in his place.