Coach Jeff Brohm's No. 15 Louisville football team was stunned at home, losing to California in OT on Saturday in an ACC college football game.

Cal upset 15th-ranked Louisville 29-26 in overtime on Saturday evening in Louisville, Kentucky. After Louisville kicked a field goal in its possession of the fi

The Cal Golden Bears visit the No. 15 Louisville Cardinals Saturday night at L&N Federal Credit Union Stadium in Louisville, Kentucky.

Louisville football walked into an opportunity to take control of the ACC. But Cal disrupted the Cardinals' pursuit, sparking reactions.

However, Louisville's offense began to stall out afterwards, having to settle for 30- and 49-yard field goals from Cooper Ranvier on two of their final three drives of the half. After putting up 78 yards on drive No. 1, UofL could only put up 131 yards on their next four.

Records: Cal (5-4 overall, 2-3 in ACC); Louisville (7-1, 4-1 in ACC)

Cal’s shocking win snaps a two-game losing streak, and earned the Bears bowl eligibility for the third straight year.

LOUISVILLE, Ky. - Returning home to L&N Stadium after having to fight back for a victory at Virginia Tech, the Louisville football program is welcoming one of the two West Coast ACC teams to the Derby City, with Cal making the trek from Berkeley to take on the Cards.

Jefferson De La Cruz Monegro and Bryce Cofield each score 21 points for the Titans (1-1), who get outscored 36-9 from 3-point range in a 92-82 defeat. CSF next plays at Cal on Monday night.