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CC Podcast: Can the Cards bounce-back against Clemson?
It’s not the game everyone thought it would be before the start of the season, but Louisville’s Friday night tilt against Clemson still has a make-or-break feel. We discuss on the latest CC Podcast. Direct link here.
Game Day: Louisville vs. Clemson
LOUISVILLE CARDINALS (7-2, 4-2) vs. Clemson Tigers (4-5, 3-4) Game Time: 7:30 p.m. Location: L&N Stadium: Louisville, Ky. Television: ESPN Announcers: Anish Shroff (play-by-play), Andre Ware (analyst) and Pau Carcaterra (sideline) Favorite: Louisville by 2.5 All-Time Series: Clemson leads, 8-1 Last Meeting: Louisville won 33-21 on Nov. 2, 2024 in Clemson Series History: Statistics: Depth Chart: Louisville Uniforms: Clemson Uniforms: Unknown … probably […]
Hoopalic’s Gazette: One Last Look Back
My name is Seedy K and I am a hoopaholic. I’ve had a major relapse this week. But I am jonesin’ no more for a win, a definitive win, a no questions about it domination over That Team. (Whatever mysterious pregame “distraction” Mark Pope might have been alluding to on Thursday that he may or […]
Louisville Football Film Review: Cal Fourth Quarter
At least once a game, we get a real moment of Jeff Brohm showing off his skill as a play caller. The Cards are in danger of stalling out on a drive deep in their own territory when they need to at least get the ball into a spot where they can punt to make […]
Louisville Football Film Review: Cal Third Quarter
Louisville and Cal traded blows in the third quarter. Let’s get into some clips of plays that stood out. Getting Duke Watson (26) on track has to be a priority for Chris Barclay. He hasn’t been able to regain his 2024 form, even before he was injured, and this play makes me think that he’s […]
What To Watch For: Clemson Tigers
ANTONIO WILLIAMS IS GOING TO BE A PROBLEM IF LOUISVILLE DOESN’T HAVE A PLAN Jacob De Jesus was targeted 23 times last weekend, and yet, he was left single-covered and open for the final pass of the game. De Jesus is a former JUCO player who was lightly recruited throughout every aspect of his career. […]
Cards Outlast Colorado 74-68
This game stretched out 20-30 minutes longer than the typical women’s basketball game but to be fair it felt like ten times longer than that. The Cards went flat in patches again and fell behind by 11 to the Buffaloes before clawing their way back to come away with a victory. Skylar Jones came off […]
Seedy K’s Peerless Pigskin Prognostications: Week XII
Somewhere along the way, I obviously did something to perturb Wageranius, the Greek God of Betting.* *Who actually ran a book in Athens during the glory years. Remnants of his parlor still stand right near the Parthenon. His website advert is almost in tact, “BetYourAss.cae” Yes, I’m advised they had some sort of computer thingie […]
Opponent Breakdown: Clemson Tigers Defense
Dabo Swinney has fired two coordinators in recent years, and he has spent a lot of money on replacements. Garrett Riley has made positive strides in his third year leading the offense, but the Clemson program probably didn’t expect Tom Allen to take long to get the defense back on track. Allen is coming off […]
Seedy K’s GameCap: UK
I guess I really didn’t mean what I said. Sorta. To one and all in extremely anticipation for this edition of U of L vs. UK, I was adamant. I wish they didn’t play the game. Too much emphasis is placed upon it. I am really looking forward to Wednesday morning when it will be […]
EMERGENCY POD: The Cards are the Kings of the Commonwealth
Louisville is better than Kentucky at basketball. Let’s celebrate that fact with an emergency podcast. Direct link here.
Louisville runs away from Kentucky, 96-88
The Louisville Cardinals are the kings of the Commonwealth for 2025-26 after a 96-88 triumph over hated rival Kentucky Tuesday night inside the KFC Yum Center. Despite some anxious moments in the closing minutes, U of L controlled the action for the vast majority of the evening, leading by as many as 18 points in […]
Open Thread: Louisville vs. Kentucky
Go Cards.
Louisville No. 20 in new College Football Playoff rankings
Following Saturday’s overtime loss at the hands of California, the Louisville football team has fallen five spots to No. 20 in the latest College Football Playoff rankings. This marks the second straight week and the 22nd time overall that U of L has appeared in the CFP rankings, which premiered in 2013. Here’s the full […]
Louisville Football Film Review: Cal Second Quarter
The second quarter was full of meaningful plays that factored into the outcome of the game. Let’s get into it. Miller Moss (7) again shows a great ability to make throws down the field when given time in the pocket. Consistency is the issue with Moss, as he had other opportunities to make throws like […]
Louisville vs. Kentucky preview
Louisville Cardinals (2-0) vs. Kentucky Wildcats (2-0) Battle of the Bluegrass Game Time: 8 p.m. Location: KFC Yum Center: Louisville, Ky. Television: ESPN Announcers: Dan Shulman (play-by-play) and Jay Bilas (analysis) Officials: TBA Favorite: Louisville by 6.5 Series: Kentucky leads, 40-17 Last Meeting: Kentucky won 93-85 on Dec. 14, 2024 in Lexington Series History: Projected Starting Lineups: Louisville Kentucky Statistics: Kentucky’s Season to […]
Can Pat Kelsey ‘revive’ the Louisville-Kentucky rivalry?
Whenever an outsider asks me to try and explain the significance of basketball in the state of Kentucky, there’s always one story that pops into my head before any other gets there. I was working at a law firm downtown in 2009, and on this particular day I was watching the front desk while the […]
Opponent Breakdown: Clemson Tigers Offense
Clemson is in the midst of another down season, but Dabo Swinney is leading a resilient team that is not folding on the season, even though they can’t win the ACC. The Tigers have won three of their last five games, with one of those losses coming by one point. Swinney has his team playing […]
CC Podcast: The Strangest Battle of the Bluegrass Eve Ever
We’re back to discuss the football team’s crushing loss to Cal as well as the odd feeling before the earliest Louisville-Kentucky men’s basketball game in history. We also get into the importance of the game for Pat Kelsey and what a win would mean for the Cards. Thanks for listening. Direct link here.
Louisville football weekly press conference quotes/videos
Jeff Brohm: Jordan Geurad and KeyJuan Brown: Chris Barclay: Jeff Brohm Quotes: Opening Statement “Ready for a tough football game this Friday night. Great opportunity to play a really good football game. A ton of talent, a lot of history, great coaching. It will be a tough matchup for us. We have to prepare well […]
Louisville Football Film Review: Cal First Quarter
Let’s jump right into some of the key plays from the first quarter. Cal’s first play of the game gave us all evidence that they would be doing anything and everything on offense to get chunk plays. They didn’t likely know it at the time, but the Cards were in for a Cal game plan […]
Gridiron Gab: Quotes & A Smidge of Hoops
It’s that binary time of the year. When we try again to watch football with one eye, basketball with the other. Sometimes it works, sometimes not. Oh for the days of picture in picture. OK, not really. There are laptops and iPads and phone apps, and we seem to be able to manage. First, football. […]
‘The Birds Eye View’
Clicking on the newsletter will allow for full screen viewing and zoom functionality. If ‘readability’ becomes issue may offer option to receive newsletter via email each week. Let me know in comments your feedback. ***************************** (Mobile Friendly Version) The record book says that going into Saturday night Louisville football had never officially played the University […]
Cards roll past Northern Kentucky
Much like the UConn game Louisville started off flat and fell behind early in the game. Luckily they were playing Northern Kentucky instead of UConn so even though NKU was a formidable opponent they didn’t create enough separation that the Cards weren’t able to overcome it when things finally got rolling in the second half. […]
Seedy K’s GameCap: California
I played but a single year of organized football, as a JV DL at Atherton HS. More than a half century ago, when players wore hip and knee pads and helmets that were a concussion waiting to happen, in the age of the Straight T-Formation, when they still gave us salt tablets in the August […]