A few thoughts on the Louisville-Washington ending:
1) The 2 point conversion failed only because the Louisville safety made a GREAT play. He anticipated the play, left the man he was assigned to cover, darted toward the open intended receiver, leapt, and barely got a hand on the pass. The receiver was SO open - until he wasn't. You could see the Washington sideline starting to celebrate - until they stopped.
2) The Louisville safety followed up his great play with a bonehead one. Not sure exactly what he did, but he got flagged for TWO dead ball unsportsmanlike penalties - and both were enforced! This meant that Washington's ensuing onside kick (there were still nine seconds left) would take place not from the Washington 35, but from the Louisville 35. So if Washington could recover the onside kick, they'd only need a medium range field goal to steal the win.
3) The Washington kicker then made the best onside kick that I have ever seen. Diagonally toward the sideline, took the big hop exactly at the right moment. Absolutely perfect. So much so that the Washington player at the end of the line got to that big hop, at chest level, precisely 10 yards down field, at full sprint. If he could catch it, the Huskies could steal the win. But he couldn't. A teammate then had a chance, but he couldn't corral it either, and the ball was knocked out of bounds to seal the Cardinal win.
What an action packed nine seconds!