Miller Moss has thrown for more than 300 yards in consecutive games after posting his career low as a starter with 151 against James Madison

Moss needed more time to start showing his potential than former U of L quarterbacks Jack Plummer and Tyler Shough because he was the least experienced of the three.

Patience is getting roughed up this college football season like there’s no longer room for it in the game. Adjacent to that is development, which has taken a pounding, too.

The first three games of the season, there was much consternation of if Louisville quarterback Miller Moss was the right fit for the Cardinals. After leading U of L to a 34-27 win at Pitt on Saturday, Moss proved that patience still has a place in college football.

It’s not just affecting players, either. Co

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