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   <title>Louisville Tops Memphis, 35-28 </title>
   <description>Associated Press

MEMPHIS, Tenn. -- Louisville defensive end Rodney Gnat spent three quarters waiting for just one clean shot at Memphis quarterback Arkelon Hall.

When Gnat finally got it, he didn't let it go to waste.

Gnat drilled Hall early in the fourth quarter, knocking the ball free and into the waiting arms of cornerback Johnny Patrick, who raced 21 yards for the winning touchdown in the Cardinals' 35-28 victory Friday night.

It was redemption for the Cardinals (3-2), who lost to Connecticut two weeks ago on a late interception return for a score. It also was a bitter end for Hall, who played brilliantly against the nation's ninth-ranked defense but couldn't rally the Tigers (3-4) all the way back from a 14-point halftime deficit.</description>
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   <media:description>Associated Press

MEMPHIS, Tenn. -- Louisville defensive end Rodney Gnat spent three quarters waiting for just one clean shot at Memphis quarterback Arkelon Hall.

When Gnat finally got it, he didn't let it go to waste.

Gnat drilled Hall early in the fourth quarter, knocking the ball free and into the waiting arms of cornerback Johnny Patrick, who raced 21 yards for the winning touchdown in the Cardinals' 35-28 victory Friday night.

It was redemption for the Cardinals (3-2), who lost to Connecticut two weeks ago on a late interception return for a score. It also was a bitter end for Hall, who played brilliantly against the nation's ninth-ranked defense but couldn't rally the Tigers (3-4) all the way back from a 14-point halftime deficit.</media:description><pubDate>Sat, 11 Oct 2008 19:50:45 -0400</pubDate>
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