ATLANTA - The Louisville men's basketball program's 10-game win streak has come to an end, suffering a stunning 77-70 loss at Georgia Tech. It marked Louisville's first loss since falling to Kentucky back on Dec. 14, as well as their first loss to a team outside of Quadrant 1and 2 in the NET ranking.

Lance Terry scored 23 points, including a jam that sparked a 9-0 run midway through the second half, and Georgia Tech rallied after trailing by 13 points to beat No. 21 Louisville 77-70 to end the Cardinals' 10-game winning streak.

For the first 20 minutes against Georgia Tech Saturday afternoon, Louisville looked exactly like the team that had built a 10-game winning streak over the past

Louisville (16-6, 9-2 ACC) sees their 10-game winning streak, which had been their longest in five years, come to an end despite entering as 7.5-point favorites over Georgia Tech (10-12, 4-7, ACC). They also suffer their first loss of the season to a team outside of Quadrant 1 and 2 in the NET rating.

The No. 21 Louisville Cardinals saw an end to their 10-game winning streak with a loss on the road to Georgia Tech Saturday.

Lance Terry scored a game-high 23 points, helping lead Georgia Tech to a 77-70 victory over visiting No. 21 Louisville in Atlantic Coast Conference play on Saturday in Atlanta.