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Louisville Kings Beat Columbus Aviators 42-27 to Finish Regular Season 6-4

Sunday's win secures the No. 3 seed for Louisville ahead of a June 7 semifinal at St. Louis that will test the Kings' rushing attack.

Overview

  • Louisville closed the regular season with a 42-27 victory over Columbus to finish 6-4 and hold the No. 3 playoff seed.
  • The Kings relied on a dominant ground game, rushing 205 yards and scoring four rush touchdowns with Ian Wheeler leading with 99 yards.
  • Louisville's defense opened the game with Eric Garror's 28-yard interception return for a touchdown that set early momentum.
  • A late first-quarter bench-clearing scuffle ended with Kings cornerback Cam Dantzler disqualified for striking John Lovett with his helmet and later apologizing on social media.
  • Columbus finished its inaugural season 3-7; kicker Jonah Dalmas made a 61-yard, four-point field goal and went 4-for-5, and Louisville will meet No. 2 St. Louis on June 7 for a United Bowl berth.