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Syracuse at Louisville Predictions

Who wins? 10 members have voted

  1. 1. Who wins?

    • Louisville
      80%
    • Syracuse
      20%

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Saturday, 12:30 pm at Cardinal Stadium. Televised regionally by ACC Network affiliates.

 

Cardinals look to go above .500 for the first time all year and get the inside track on a bowl bid despite that 1-4 start.

 

I thought the Louisville offense might look a little better last week... I was wrong. Maybe coming home is the recipe for a little more success with the ball. In any case, I'm not hugely optimistic other than that OL Kiola Mahoni will finally return to the offensive line after missing the Wake Forest game. He was a big part of the line looking better in the two or three games prior to Wake.

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Bah. Forgot to add a poll. If a mod would like to do that, it would be nice.

I predict the Cards get their 3rd straight ugly win.

 

21-17

Louisville 20-13.

I think UL wins bigger than many expect----------their defensive line is playing well.

UL-24 Syracuse-10.

These folks that call into the local sports radio shows are convinced every game will be the game the offense breaks out and scores 40. There's no reason for anybody to think that at all. Cards win another ugly one.

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