Hold on just a second, according to NKUfan23, Louisville lost their starting tight end and running back. Plus, they return a grand total of 746 yards receiving and a QB that had more ints than TDs. So what's all the chest thumping about again? Did I mention delusional fan base?

Hold on just a second, according to NKUfan23, Louisville lost their starting tight end and running back. Plus, they return a grand total of 746 yards receiving and a QB that had more ints than TDs. So what's all the chest thumping about again? Did I mention delusional fan base?

 

Teddy Bridgewater threw for 2100 yards, 14 touchdowns, 12 interceptions, had a completion rate of 64.5% and an efficiency rating of 132.4. Which QB are you talking about?

Hold on just a second, according to NKUfan23, Louisville lost their starting tight end and running back. Plus, they return a grand total of 746 yards receiving and a QB that had more ints than TDs. So what's all the chest thumping about again? Did I mention delusional fan base?

 

Sorry It looks like I did manage to flip flop the TD and INT numbers after further research...He had 14 TDs and 12 INTs...Everything else should check out I just got the numbers reversed...Either way it doesn't say much for him being better or worse and doesn't really make a difference...

FRESHMAN Bridgewater out threw all three UK QB's last year COMBINED...

FRESHMAN Bridgewater out threw all three UK QB's last year COMBINED...

 

I'm sure you realize that one of those quarterbacks you refered to was a wide receiver.

 

Either way Larod King had more receptions, yards, or TD's than anyone of Louisville's returning receivers. So take that!!!!

I'm sure you realize that one of those quarterbacks you refered to was a wide receiver.

 

Either way Larod King had more receptions, yards, or TD's than anyone of Louisville's returning receivers. So take that!!!!

 

Easy to do with no other targets. :thumb:

Easy to do with no other targets. :thumb:

 

Oddly enough, one of UK's quarterbacks had as many catches as Louisville second leading returning receiver. So speaking of a lack of targets.......................

Oddly enough, one of UK's quarterbacks had as many catches as Louisville second leading returning receiver. So speaking of a lack of targets.......................

 

:lol: As you said earlier, you know nothing about UofL's skill positions, which has been evident throughout this debate. One thing we can both agree on is that September 2nd will be yet another great Battle of the Commonwealth. :thumb:

I'm a big fan of Davante Parker. I expect him to have a big year this year. 33% of his receptions were tds last year.

 

 

First time I have ever seen or heard La'Rod King spoken on in a complimentary manner. :lol: The Thing has better hands than La'Rod King.

:lol: As you said earlier, you know nothing about UofL's skill positions, which has been evident throughout this debate. One thing we can both agree on is that September 2nd will be yet another great Battle of the Commonwealth. :thumb:

 

I think we can also agree on two other things:

 

1. Louisville's skill players lost to Marshall

2. Louisville Trinty's skill players are better than both UK and UofL.

Well the statement was "it's not even close". I will give you they are better, I guess. But UK returns all of their skill position players and I think they are a year older also. Plus, Maxwell Smith is an upgrade over Morgan Newton.

 

These are the same Louisville skill position players that could beat Marshall, correct?

 

I think Towles is an upgrade over Newton and probably Smith too.

 

I didn't watch the Marshall game so I won't speak on it. Especially since I counted the WKU game as a UK loss.

I think we can also agree on two other things:

 

 

2. Louisville Trinty's skill players are better than both UK and UofL.

 

:lol: :lol:

 

That's a great debate. :lol:

I think we can also agree on two other things:

 

1. Louisville's skill players lost to Marshall

2. Louisville Trinty's skill players are better than both UK and UofL.

 

Marshall had a winning record, and won a bowl game. That argument lost steam five posts ago. While UofL should have beaten them, having that as the backbone of your argument isn't doing you any favors.

 

And most of Trinity's skill players will be at UofL, too.

Marshall had a winning record, and won a bowl game. That argument lost steam five posts ago. While UofL should have beaten them, having that as the backbone of your argument isn't doing you any favors.

 

And most of Trinity's skill players will be at UofL, too.

 

Jacksonville State had a winning record and UK's skill players not only should have beat them they actually did beat them.

 

Trinity's players, if they go to Louisville, will start from day 1.

Trinity's players, if they go to Louisville, will start from day 1.

 

James Quick would start at 80% of the schools in D1...