#9 Notre Dame (1-0) defeated Louisville (0-1) 35-17 on Monday night, but in the process, they’ve earned respect for playing with a lot of effort against a team fresh off a College Football Playoff appearance. Let’s rewind and review Louisville’s effort against Notre Dame in the season opener.
Author: Justin Krueger
This afternoon, Louisville released its first two-deep depth chart of the season, giving us a look at the starters for Monday night’s primetime game against Notre Dame.
Spread: Notre Dame (-20), O/U 57 How to Watch / Listen: 8:00 p.m. on Monday, ESPN (TV), 840 WHAS (radio) Last Time: #24 Louisville went up to South Bend to face Notre Dame for the first time in school history, back in November 2014. The Cards marched to a 17-6 halftime lead, thanks to two first-quarter touchdowns…
We are down to our final preview of the 2019 Louisville Cardinals football team, which will focus on the quarterback position. For a recap of all our position breakdowns this preseason, here are our previous looks at other positions: Running backs Wide Receivers / Tight Ends Offensive Line Defensive Line Linebackers Defensive Backs (Cornerbacks &…
Our final two previews for the 2019 Louisville football team will be focused on the backfield, starting with running backs. With the move to a new offense that will focus more on the running game, this position will likely see the biggest contributions on the entire team.
We continue our look at the 2019 Louisville football team with a preview of this year’s entire special teams unit. This preview will cover both kicking units, as well as both kickoff and punt return units on the team. If you would like to catch up on other previews we’ve done so far, feel free…
We continue our Louisville football breakdown by looking at the secondary for the 2019 team. The Cardinals return a majority of players who saw game time last season, but will be looking to find some players to cement permanent starting roles for the short-term. 2018 Summary: Much like the rest of the defense last year,…
We are 44 days away from the start of the 2019 football season, and it is now time to meet the 2019 Louisville football team. To get started, we are going to take a look at the offensive line. 2018 Summary: The offensive line, much like the rest of the team, struggled mightily throughout the…
Welcome to the big leagues, Brendan McKay. The former John Olerud Award and Golden Spikes Award winner from Louisville will make his MLB debut on Saturday at 4:10pm with the Tampa Bay Rays, starting at pitcher against the Texas Rangers (per report from the Tampa Bay Times). Check your local listings for TV availability. The…
It ended sooner than we all probably wanted it to, but the 2019 Louisville baseball season is officially over. The Cards saw their run in Omaha end last Friday, losing 3-2 to Vanderbilt after a ninth-inning rally by the Commodores. U of L finished 2-2 in their 2019 run during the College World Series, the…
After falling behind late in the game, #2 Vanderbilt (57-11) pulled out two runs in the top of the ninth to escape with a 3-2 win over #7 Louisville (51-18). The win for Vanderbilt advances them to the College World Series finals, where they will face Michigan in a best-of-three series for the national championship….
It took seven innings for #7 Louisville to finally get the bats going, but it would be just in time for the Cardinals to keep their season alive. Drew Campbell drove in the first run of the seventh inning on an RBI single, and later on delivered the walkoff in the ninth to give Louisville…
After two days of baseball, #7 Louisville (50-17) kept their dreams of a national championship alive by defeating Auburn (38-28) 5-3 in an elimination game.
The Omaha woes continue for Louisville baseball in 2019. Two home runs by Vanderbilt’s Austin Martin would be enough for the #2 Commodores (55-11) to pull out a 3-1 win over #7 Louisville (49-17).
It was two years ago that Louisville made their last trip to Omaha, with what may go down as the greatest collection of talent in the baseball program’s history. You had the national player of the year in Brendan McKay, a two-way dynamo who would crush you with either his lefty skillset on the mound,…
Last week was about as good as it could get for the Louisville Cardinals. After surviving a tough regional round, U of L cruised in the Super Regionals against East Carolina, taking a 14-1 win on Friday afternoon, and shutting out the Pirates 12-0 to clinch their fifth appearance in the College World Series. Louisville…
The Cardinals are off to Omaha for their fifth College World Series, beating East Carolina 14-1 and 12-0 on Friday and Saturday to secure their spot. Below is a gallery highlighting Louisville’s two dominant wins over ECU.
A near perfect storm brewed in Louisville’s favor on Saturday afternoon. The Cardinals (49-16) hit the double digit mark in runs scored, and rode a no-hitter from pitcher Bobby Miller into the ninth inning to punch their ticket to the College World Series, shutting out #10 East Carolina (47-18) 12-0. The win marks the fifth…
#7 Louisville (48-16) had 18 hits and averaged .439 at the plate, as their offense rolled to a 14-1 win over #10 East Carolina (47-17). Before Louisville had an offensive burst in the middle portion of the game, Louisville had to overcome a slow start, as ECU starting pitcher Jake Agnos was looking every bit…
After a tough five-game stretch over four days, the Louisville Cardinals advanced to their sixth Super Regional in the last seven seasons. The Cards went 4-1 during the stretch: they defeated Illinois-Chicago in game one, lost to Illinois State in the 1-0 game, then eliminated Indiana and Illinois State (winning back-to-back games against the Redbirds)…