"Get this guy off the team," "Spoiled Brat": CFB fans torch Louisville QB Miller Moss for throwing teammates under the bus after loss to Clemson

Louisville Cardinals quarterback Miller Moss has identified a “culture” problem within the program, as the team lost to the Clemson Tigers on Friday. The Cardinals lost 20-19 to the Tigers after conceding multiple unsportsmanlike conduct penalties in the fourth quarter of the game.

In his interview with the press following the game, Moss attributed the penalties to team culture, which he claims will not be solved this season. He said:

“I get it. You’re competitive. It’s getting to the end of the game. You want to do everything you can to win the game. The ultimate competitors have the greatest amount of focus in those moments. … They’re able to kind of flatline and stay even-keeled. That’s obviously something that we have to work on. I don’t think something like that gets fixed week to week. It’s a cultural thing and an offseason thing that’s going to need to be addressed. It didn’t come down to any one penalty. We own this as a team, and we all have each other’s backs in doing that.”

Miller Moss’s comments have triggered several reactions from fans, who have taken to X to share their feelings. Uncle Jim wrote:

“Get this guy off our team. He’s the culture problem.”

Aaron Judd also wrote:

“Please bench him for the rest of the season. I don’t even care at this point if we lost out; Deuce Adams has to start.”

FifeTheDog commented:

“@millermoss7 F you, bro! Go back to California and your daddy’s law firm, you spoiled brat. Attitude reflects leadership, CAPTAIN.”

Daniel Streicher also commented:

“BENCH HIM … He had his shot; it did not work out. Time to move on.”

Trespac502 wrote:

“A big part of a team’s culture is its starting QB.”

Brad Lantz added:

“He’s right.”

Miller Moss’ season in numbers

Miller Moss transferred to Louisville last offseason after four seasons at USC, where he lost his starting job to Jayden Maiava. In 10 games for the Cardinals this season, Moss has 2,344 yards, 11 yards, and seven interceptions.

Louisville is 7-3 after Friday’s loss to Clemson. With two regular-season games left for the Cardinals this season, the team is about to have an almost identical finish this season to last season.

Louisville will first face SMU next week for its conference finale. A rivalry game against Kentucky is next to wrap up the regular season for the Cardinals.

Edited by Kayode Akinwumi