Five Plays: Georgia Tech First Quarter

Brian Brohm got things going on the very first play of the game. Louisville needed to spread the ball around more, and they needed to get the tight ends involved. The motion with Tre Richardson to draw eyes, followed by play action, was a perfect way to get Jaleel Skinner open across the middle of the field.

Lincoln Keiholz also does a very good job of staying patient as the GT outside linebacker drops into the path of this throw. Linc simply holds the ball until Skinner clears and delivers a nice ball that allows him to get up the field for a big play to start the game.

Louisville’s defense also set the tone early on their first snap of the game.