Louisville Kings shine on defense in UFL win over Dallas Renegades
The Louisville Kings are 2-3 in UFL games after defeating the Dallas Renegades at Toyota Stadium. What we learned from Chris Redman's team in the win:
After a week of big changes to the Louisville Kings roster, Chris Redman 's team cruised to a second consecutive win Sunday afternoon, 47-25 over the Dallas Renegades at Toyota Stadium in Week 5 of the United Football League season The Kings improved to 2-3 with the victory, while the third-place Renegades fell to 3-2. Here are three takeaways from the game: Louisville Kings make the most of three interceptions Why not start the takeaways with some takeaways? Four interceptions leading to 27 points for the Kings, to be exact.
The first was perhaps the play of the afternoon: cornerback Bryce Hall picked off Renegades quarterback Austin Reed (a former Western Kentucky Hilltopper) and scampered 83 yards for a touchdown to give Louisville a 10-0 lead with 12:23 remaining in the second quarter. The final one turned this game into a laugher: linebacker Antonio Grier Jr. snagged a pass from Reed and ran 46 yards to paydirt to give the visitors a 40-13 advantage with 11:34 remaining in regulation.
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accounted for the other two picks. Reed entered Sunday leading the UFL with 11 touchdown passes against only two interceptions through the first four weeks of the season. That's one way to make life easy for new starting quarterback Chandler Rogers .