Quantcast




Tag Archive: Louisville Cardinals

Oct
16
2019

Louisville’s rise is more than a 2019 story

Give @MattZemek a twitter follow and check out his musings on college sports at https://www.patreon.com/Zemek. The Louisville Cardinals aren’t “back.” They will be “back” when they win nine or 10 games in a regular season and play in high-profile bowl games, as they did in Bobby Petrino’s two separate stints as UL’s head coach. The Cardinals aren’t “back” …

Continue reading »

Oct
13
2019

Is Louisville the ACC’s most surprising mid-season team? | answered by @mattzemek

Give @MattZemek a twitter follow and check out his musings on college sports at https://www.patreon.com/Zemek. QUESTION: Is Louisville the ACC’s most surprising mid-season team?  Is Louisville the ACC’s most surprising team halfway through the 2019 season? Before answering that question more directly, I will simply note that one can easily make a strong case. Yet, what is especially …

Continue reading »

Mar
21
2019

A beautiful and ugly loss for Louisville

Give @MattZemek a twitter follow and check out his musings on college sports at https://www.patreon.com/Zemek.  Other than the inability to bother the Minnesota Golden Gophers, the Louisville Cardinals were just fine in the first round of the NCAA Tournament on Thursday in Des Moines. Other than the inability to force turnovers or rebound or execute various defenses, the …

Continue reading »

Feb
13
2019

Chris Mack Confronts the Boomerang Principle at Louisville

Give @MattZemek a twitter follow and check out his musings on college sports at https://www.patreon.com/Zemek.  This story on the Louisville Cardinals’ collapse against the Duke Blue Devils begins in a soup kitchen. For 10 years as a once-a-week volunteer and then for four years as a five-day-a-week assistant manager, I spent time at a Catholic Seattle soup kitchen. …

Continue reading »

Feb
10
2019

Chris Mack and Leonard Hamilton create a highly complicated story

Give @MattZemek a twitter follow and check out his musings on college sports at https://www.patreon.com/Zemek.  Assessing coaches is one of the toughest things to do in college sports. Naturally, there are and will be plenty of situations in which it becomes very easy to evaluate a coach — Kevin Stallings at Pittsburgh as a portrait of failure, Mike …

Continue reading »

Apr
07
2018

Chop’s Takes: Louisville 2018 Football Schedule

By the Numbers: Louisville returns the following, according to SB Nation’s Bill Connelly (@SBN_BillC ): Percentage of Offense Returning: 54% (102nd in FBS) Percentage of Defense Returning: 38% (127th in FBS) Percentage of Total Returning: 46% (124th in FBS) Head Coach: Bobby Petrino (75-27 at Louisville, 120-58 All Time) Trust the Process: I’ll be using …

Continue reading »

Nov
09
2016

ACC Football: Power Rankings After Week 10

Going into this weekend’s games, there are only two ACC teams who we know will not be going to a bowl game. Of the other 12 teams in the conference, half have six or more wins while the others may get their fifth victory, which could ultimately make them bowl eligible based on APR ratings. …

Continue reading »

Nov
02
2016

ACC Football: Power Rankings After Week 9

After nine weeks of play, the Clemson Tigers still look like the favorites to win the Conference and represent the ACC in the College Football Playoff.  Behind the undefeated Tigers, where do the other teams stand, and could anyone challenge Clemson for the title? 1. Clemson (8-0) They have struggled a bit in the last …

Continue reading »

Oct
27
2016

ACC Football: Power Rankings After Week 8

After eight weeks of action, teams are starting to settle into their respective tiers both nationally and within their conferences. Let’s take a look at how each team stacks up against the competition in the Atlantic Coast Conference. 1. Clemson (7-0) Ranked third in the College Football Playoff rankings, they are on track for an …

Continue reading »

» Newer posts