Final. Louisville only allows 30 yards of offense.

 

Go Cards.

First time I have ever seen a running clock in college. I felt so bad for FIU

First time I have ever seen a running clock in college. I felt so bad for FIU

 

Was Strong too hesitant to substitute or were UofL subs blowing them out of the water.

First time I have ever seen a running clock in college. I felt so bad for FIU

They have a running clock rule in college?

They have a running clock rule in college?

 

According to ESPN via Twitter, FIU asked for the running clock, and Louisville agreed to it.

Was Strong too hesitant to substitute or were UofL subs blowing them out of the water.

 

UofL's second string could have won by 30 today.

According to ESPN via Twitter, FIU asked for the running clock, and Louisville agreed to it.

 

Ouch, that's gotta be humbling.

I had never seen the running clock in college until a couple weeks at the Murray State / Campbellsville game.

 

Was Strong too hesitant to substitute or were UofL subs blowing them out of the water.

 

Subs looked as good as 1st team against FIU.

Based on that score, it's hard to believe that FIU beat UL just two years ago, and last year was a 7 point game.

Based on that score, it's hard to believe that FIU beat UL just two years ago, and last year was a 7 point game.

 

FIU graduated 30 seniors.

FIU is quite bad. Not much more than that to take away from this one other than the number... 4-0. Bye week time.

I bet this one was a barn burner. :jump: :jump:

Dang, Louisville and Ohio State had nail biters. Breaking news....T. Bridgewater is pretty good. lol

It's like Lou Holtz said, Louisville should have played Ohio State and FIU should have played Florida A & M. Surely, the UL-FIU game did not involve a contractual pay-out to FIU, did it?