KINGS TAKE CONTROL, MOVE INTO PLAYOFF POSITION

LOUISVILLE, KY - The Louisville Kings continued their late-season surge Sunday afternoon, defeating the Dallas Renegades 37-23 at Lynn Family Stadium and moving into playoff position with their third straight victory.

After falling behind early, Louisville responded with one of its most complete performances of the season. Quarterback Chandler Rogers led the offensive explosion, throwing for 266 yards while accounting for three total touchdowns. Rogers stayed composed throughout the afternoon and helped the Kings finish with over 450 total yards offensively.

Big plays shifted momentum all game long. Tarik Black came through with multiple clutch catches, including a key touchdown late in the game. Ian Wheeler also delivered in the rushing attack, breaking loose for important yardage before adding a fourth-quarter touchdown that helped seal the win.

Louisville’s defense stepped up in key moments as well. The Kings limited Dallas on third down, pressured the quarterback consistently, and came away with a huge late interception from Eric Garror that helped put the game away. The defensive effort helped Louisville control the final quarter and keep momentum on its side.

Special teams also played a major role in the victory. Kicker Tanner Brown remained reliable under pressure, connecting on multiple field goals while continuing one of the strongest kicking seasons in the UFL.

Head coach Chris Redman deserves credit for keeping the Kings focused during their playoff push. Louisville has now won three straight games and carries major momentum into the regular season finale.

by Austin Stuckey, The Stable

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Photo Credit : Austin Stuckey, The Stable

Athlete Pictured: (RB) James Robinson