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On the day of their Week 13 game, Louisville fans expected another consistent Saturday against SMU with Miller Moss leading the offense. However, things went south. After back-to-back defeats, things had already been tense for the Cardinals. QB Miller Moss was listed as a ‘game-time decision’ on the injury report. Now, he won’t suit up against the Mustangs. “Miller Moss, who has helped Louisville get off to its 7-3 start, suffered the injury this week in a freak weight room accident, sources tell @CBSSports, [https://x.com/CBSSports]” Matt Zenitz reported the news on X. Moss’ absence is linked to a foot injury he sustained during the week. Deuce Adams is expected to start the game. A season that never really established its rhythm is now hanging on the arm of a redshirt freshman in Dallas. Miller Moss, who helped Louisville get off to its 7-3 start, suffered the injury this week in a freak weight room accident, sources tell @CBSSports [https://twitter.com/CBSSports?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw] https://t.co/xE9lCYWTm2 [https://t.co/xE9lCYWTm2] — Matt Zenitz (@mzenitz) November 22, 2025 [https://twitter.com/mzenitz/status/1992250299562799602?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw] This is a developing story… 

Louisville QB Miller Moss is expected to miss the SMU matchup. Here's what happened and how Louisville will adjust without their starter.

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