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Louisville's Gerod Holliman ties single-season interception mark

Louisville junior free safety Gerod Holliman tied the FBS single-season interception record and senior wide receiver DeVante Parker tied the school record for career touchdown receptions Saturday as the Cardinals outlasted Kentucky, 44-40.



Holliman's 14th pick of the season came on a fourth-down play in the final minute and sealed the win. He ties the record set by Washington's Al Worley in 1968.

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Parker had three touchdown catches, giving him 33 for his career. He had two 45-yarders and a 33-yarder for scores, and finished with six receptions for 180 yards. He tied the school's career record set by tight end Ibn Green from 1996-99.

Parker missed the first seven games of the season with a broken bone in his foot, and Saturday's performance was his fourth 100-yard outing in five games. He has nine 100-yard games in his career.

Saturday's contest was spiced by a pregame fracas, and the game lived up to the fireworks. The lead changed hands four times in the fourth quarter, and Louisville was sparked by third-team quarterback Kyle Bolin, who threw for 381 yards and three touchdowns. He came on in the second quarter after starter Reggie Bonnafon, who began the season as the No. 2 quarterback, was injured.

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