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LSU 29 Louisville 9

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UofL honestly got pretty lucky with their schedule next year. Clemson at home, FSU and UNC on the road, and they avoid VT and Miami. Pretty favorable schedule relatively.

To be fair you just played a program that spits out NFL DL.

 

Very true. But UL's interior linemen have to be better. I don't know if it's a coaching issue, a talent issue, or a combination of both.

UofL honestly got pretty lucky with their schedule next year. Clemson at home, FSU and UNC on the road, and they avoid VT and Miami. Pretty favorable schedule relatively.

 

I don't know if it's lucky. Just their normal ACC rotation. It would have been more beneficial to have Clemson at home this year, and FSU on the road, apparently.

I don't know if it's lucky. Just their normal ACC rotation. It would have been more beneficial to have Clemson at home this year, and FSU on the road, apparently.
Relatively speaking its a good schedule. As far as conference schedules go. They don't play the 2 best teams in the other division and only 1 of the top 4. That's pretty lucky. It would definitely have been better to play FSU on the road this year and at home next year and the same with Clemson. But it's still a good schedule. There are 8 mortal lock games on UofL schedule next year. That's not a bad number to start at.

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