CHAOS has broken out as players from the Pittsburgh Panthers scrap with the Louisville Cardinals ball boy.
Pittsburgh had taken a 17-0 first quarter lead yesterday when the altercation erupted between the players and the staff member.
Rasheem Biles scored a pick-six for the Pittsburgh Panthers[/caption]
Biles’ touchdown sparked an incident with the Louisville Cardinals’ ball boy[/caption]
Rasheem Biles, 19, picked off a pass from Louisville quarterback Miller Moss, 23.
The Panthers linebacker returned the interception for a 75-yard touchdown.
Biles began dancing on the sidelines to celebrate his pick-six.
This triggered the Cardinals’ equipment personnel to snatch the football from Biles’ hands.
Biles and his sophomore teammate Isaiah Neal wrestled with the ball boy.
The ball popped out of the snatcher’s grasp, with Neal launching the football over his head.
Someone on the sidelines handed the ball back to Biles, who then tossed the ball into the crowd.
Fans have taken to social media to share their thoughts on the bizarre incident.
“Pitt players went to WAR with this Louisville ball boy after their pick six oh my god,” one posted.
“Why was the ball dude wilding like that? I cannot stop laughing,” another added.
The Panthers made a strong start against the Cardinals to score 17 unanswered points in the first quarter.
They would add another ten points before half-time to extend their lead.
However, this would be Pittsburgh’s final points as the Cardinals mounted a legendary comeback.
The Cardinals finished strong as they clinched a 34-27 win.
The Cardinals ball boy had the last laugh on social media[/caption]
This sparked a response of his own from the ball boy.
“In case y’all are wondering, we got that ball back an took home a dub. Go Cards baby,” the ball boy posted on X.
“These are the kind of ball boys I want on my sideline. These are the kind of ball boys I want on my sideline,” a third fan said.
Louisville remain undefeated so far during the 2025 college football season.
The Cardinals claimed three dominant non-Atlantic Coast Conference wins before facing the Panthers.
Meanwhile, this result follows Pittsburgh’s overtime loss against the West Virginia Mountaineers last week.
