Isaac Brown's 313 all-purpose yards lead Louisville past Florida St.

Isaac Brown delivered a stellar performance for Louisville football, rushing for a career-high 235 yards and a 97-yard touchdown, as the Cardinals defeated Florida State 44-20 in a home game on Friday night. Brown's impressive display fell just shy of the school record of 322 yards, which was set by Aaron Bailey in 1993. Brown's 313 all-purpose yards, including his touchdown run, came on just 17 carries, showcasing his exceptional versatility and speed.

The standout moment of Brown's game was his 97-yard touchdown run, marking the longest play from scrimmage in Louisville history. This remarkable feat, combined with his kickoff return of 71 yards in the second half and a 68-yard touchdown run in the fourth quarter, set him apart as a formidable force on the field. Brown's previous career high in rushing yards was 205 yards, achieved last season against Boston College.

His ability to consistently break long runs and make impactful plays has seen him accumulate over 2,600 yards rushing throughout his career.

Brown's performance signifies a resurgence in his form, as he had previously run for 125 yards and a touchdown on nine carries and returned four kickoffs for 82 yards in the previous week's game against North Carolina State. The victory over Florida State not only highlights Brown's individual brilliance but also underscores Louisville's dominance on the field. As Brown continues to find his groove, he solidifies his position as a key player for the Cardinals, signaling promising times ahead for their football season.