I've been told DeVante's injury is more serious than we think...not season ending, but not close to coming back either.

I've been told DeVante's injury is more serious than we think...not season ending, but not close to coming back either.

 

Then somebody needs to be sure to tell Watson not to call fade routes to De La Cruz...

I predict a few things

 

Cards win by 7.

 

UK fans continue to tells us about UL weak schedule and Teddy isnt any good.

And UL fans will say they always knew UL would not have a shot at a national title or Heisman trophy.

 

UCF has some playmakers on offense, particularly at QB and RB. But they are not very good up front on either side of the ball. UL should handle them by 20. 30-10. If the offense is clicking, 40-10.

24-21 UofL....And the Cards fans will be chasing Watson through the streets with torches and pitchforks.

Another cupcake, oh wait there whole schedule is full of cupcakes.

 

Hey UL, you just scheduled yourself out of the BCS with a bunch of cupcake games

Louisville 27-17.

Another cupcake, oh wait there whole schedule is full of cupcakes.

 

Hey UL, you just scheduled yourself out of the BCS with a bunch of cupcake games

 

 

 

:deadhorse:

:deadhorse:

 

Truth does hurt I understand, but its their fault, dont schedule a cupcake and expect to get cheescake at the end

Truth does hurt I understand, but its their fault, dont schedule a cupcake and expect to get cheescake at the end

 

As much as I dislike UofL, it really isn't their fault.

 

They can't force teams to play them, and due to the current structure of college football, it makes zero sense for a school from the SEC, B1G, Pac12, etc. to want to play them. Why play a team, that if you lose, will end your hopes of a national championship or BCS berth, and if you win, will do nothing to enhance your resume?

 

For those schools, the smart move is to play 4 below average non-conference games, get the wins, and prepare yourself for the grind of the conference schedule.

Truth does hurt I understand, but its their fault, dont schedule a cupcake and expect to get cheescake at the end

 

Yet another uninformed person beating the already dead horse. Thanks for playing.

 

As much as I dislike UofL, it really isn't their fault.

 

They can't force teams to play them, and due to the current structure of college football, it makes zero sense for a school from the SEC, B1G, Pac12, etc. to want to play them. Why play a team, that if you lose, will end your hopes of a national championship or BCS berth, and if you win, will do nothing to enhance your resume?

 

For those schools, the smart move is to play 4 below average non-conference games, get the wins, and prepare yourself for the grind of the conference schedule.

 

Not totally true. OSU said no to a game and it could cost them a shot at the title...

Not totally true. OSU said no to a game and it could cost them a shot at the title...

 

Right, but generally speaking, the teams in those conferences are going to be positioned for a shot at the title if they go undefeated with the schedules they currently have. This particular year, it may cost a team or two due to the very real possibility that we may have 4-5 unbeaten teams.

Not totally true. OSU said no to a game and it could cost them a shot at the title...

The game would have been mutually beneficial to their resumes, and would have been a free home game to Ohio State with no required return date.

 

There was only one reason for OSU to say no, but I'm not particularly interested in trying to have that conversation on this board...

Yet another uninformed person beating the already dead horse. Thanks for playing.

 

Uninformed, HA. I know way more than you think.