Well how about that? Good find @TurtleBITW There is often the debate on just how good Louisville’s 2006 Orange Bowl team was, especially considering Michael Bush was injured. Even without Bush, the Cards seemed to be on the doorstep of a National Championship. What if there was a College Football Playoff back then? The following…
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ESPN blogger Andrea Adelson says that “this could be the year of the quarterback in the ACC” since so many teams have starters returning. She also says that some teams will have a bit of intrigue at the quarterback spot this spring. Obviously, the Louisville Cardinals are one of the teams with some intrigue. Here…
Press release from Bluebombers.com: The Winnipeg Blue Bombers today announced the club has re-signed quarterback Brian Brohm. Brohm returns for his second season in Winnipeg after being acquired in a trade with Hamilton last offseason. He started one game in 2014, seeing relief duty in three others. Brohm finished 2014 completing 39 of 70 attempts…
Last night I joined my buddy Matthew (@hokiesmash) and surprise co-host Will Ojanen (@WillsWorldMN) on the @AllSportsDACC podcast as I was officially welcomed into the ACC blogosphere. We talk about first year of Football, what to expect next season in football and even what I think about our new home for all sports and who I think will…
I didn’t really expect to post about Keith Olbermann late last night, but he did say that Bobby Petrino was the worst person in sports. I certainly didn’t expect to post about Olbermann for a second day in a row, but here we are. I don’t ever watch his show, so I really don’t care…
Keith also had good things to say about the city of Louisville and was very polite to anyone who tweeted him.
If anyone has been tired of all of the back and forth with G.G. Robinson and his recruitment, it has been me. It got to the point where I was just ready for him to sign with Florida or Auburn. I didn’t even have a post ready for him yesterday to say that he had…
The ACC Digital Network had JC Shurburtt on to talk about Louisville’s recruiting class. Shurburtt is the National Recruiting Director for 247 Sports. In the video, he says that he “definitely sees a replacement” for Lorenzo Mauldin, talks about who can possibly replace DeVante Parker, and talks about Traveon Samuel.
The date has been set for this year’s annual Spring Football Game, and that will be on Friday April 17, 2015. With all of the National Signing Day news yesterday, it was a good time for this to come out and keep the football momentum going. I haven’t seen a time, but I am sure it…
The Louisville Cardinals have signed 25 players in the 2015 class. That includes 8 that were already signed before National Signing Day. The full list is below, along with their star ratings from each of the four major recruiting sites. Total players signed: 25
Devonte Fields – Defensive End Arlington, Texas 6’4 240 lbs ESPN: 4* 247 Sports: 4*
Kiola Mahoni (JUCO) – Offensive Lineman San Mateo, California 6’4 305 lbs ESPN: NR 247 Sports: 2*
G.G. Robinson – Defensive End Liburn, Georgia 6’4 260 lbs ESPN: 3* 247 Sports: 3*
Lamar Jackson – Quarterback Boynton Beach, Florida 6’3 185 lbs ESPN: 3* 247 Sports: 4*
Chandler Jones – Offensive Guard Powder Springs, Georgia 6’4 310 lbs ESPN: 3* 247 Sports: 3*
Tim Bonner – Outside Linebacker/Defensive End Demopolis, Alabama 6’5 225 lbs ESPN: 3* 247 Sports: 3*
Emonee Spence – Wide Receiver Pembroke Pines, Florida 6’2 181 lbs ESPN: 4* 247 Sports: 3*
Jaylen Smith – Wide Receiver Pascagoula, Misissippi 6’2 200 lbs ESPN: 3* 247 Sports: 3*
Darius Smith – Defensive Back/Outside Linebacker Florence, Alabama 6’2 195 lbs ESPN: 3* 247 Sports: 3*
Kenny Thomas – Offensive Tackle Prattville, Alabama 6’6 330 lbs ESPN: 3* 247 Sports: 3*