Louisville Cardinals quarterback Miller Moss blasted his teammates and coaches for a lack of discipline during the fourth quarter of their loss to Clemson on Friday.
Louisville fell to Clemson 20-19 at L&N Federal Credit Union Stadium in Louisville, Ky. on Friday, and the Cardinals contributed to their own downfall. They took three unsportsmanlike conduct penalties in the fourth quarter, including one that contributed to a crucial missed field goal late in the game.
Moss publicly questioned his teammates’ lack of discipline, and even blamed the program’s culture for the penalties.
“I get it, you’re competitive. But ultimate competitors keep it focused,” Moss said, via Mark Blankenbaker of The Crunch Zone. “That’s a culture thing that has to be addressed in the off-season.”
Moss is essentially throwing coaches and teammates under the bus here, which is a bold statement to make. The quarterback went 19/27 for 212 yards with one rushing touchdown in the defeat.
Moss is a senior and will not be around to help guide the necessary culture change next season, making this feel like something of a parting shot.
The Cardinals are 7-3 on the season, but are just 4-3 in ACC play and out of the race for the ACC title.
