"doesn't"

 

UofL fans...

It was intended to create a rythmic effect. But I guess that went over your head.

It was intended to create a rythmic effect. But I guess that went over your head.

 

Though crowd, huh? :lol: :lol: :lol:

You all should be happy that you are where your at right now, rather than wishing you were in the SEC.

I don't want them in the SEC, I rather like the fact that they, WVU, and Rutgers are earning respect for the Big East.

Then it will probably be a home game for UT. An even better scheduling move in my opinion. :thumb:

It would be a home and home, plus a neutral third site.

UK's recruiting has picked up over the past couple of years, however last year was UK's best class in probably 20 years. It was still ranked in the lower half of the SEC. UL would not be a consistent SEC powerhouse as some of you are proclaiming, by just recruiting KY kids and a handful from other states.

Do your homework on Louisville's recruiting, and get back to me on that one.

Keep in mind that Notre Dame has agreed to do 3 home and home's with Big East foes in the near future. AS they play some brutal schedules, don't be suprised to see a Pitt, Rutgers, and Louisville matchup.....though I think they will also look at USF (Florida, of course), and WVU as well.

ND is expected to skip over Louisville for their BE requirement.

^ where have you heard, seen, read that?

ND is expected to skip over Louisville for their BE requirement.

Did they say why?

^ where have you heard, seen, read that?

I thought I'd read it, but now I can't find it.

ND is expected to skip over Louisville for their BE requirement.

 

If they do I wouldn't see it as ND ducking UL from a competition standpoint, but rather that they would feel that playing in Louisville would not be as beneficial from a recruiting standpoint, as it would say at South Flordia, Cincinnati, or Rutgers.

Do your homework on Louisville's recruiting, and get back to me on that one.

 

Im well aware of UL's recent recruiting. I was reffering to the poster who said "UofL can compete with these schools, and we aren't afraid to use KY kids to do it either."

Im well aware of UL's recent recruiting. I was reffering to the poster who said "UofL can compete with these schools, and we aren't afraid to use KY kids to do it either."

Michael Bush, Brian Brohm, Mario Urrutia, Earl Heyman, George Bussey.... I can go on if you like.

Michael Bush, Brian Brohm, Mario Urrutia, Earl Heyman, George Bussey.... I can go on if you like.

 

Sure those are good players, but they are not going to be there forever. Top quaility players come from this state in cycles.

And I am very sure that when the players aren't here, Louisville will find then elsewhere

If they do I wouldn't see it as ND ducking UL from a competition standpoint, but rather that they would feel that playing in Louisville would not be as beneficial from a recruiting standpoint, as it would say at South Flordia, Cincinnati, or Rutgers.

I don't see it that way. Louisville has been very successful at home. Everyone knows that the big boys of college football will do anything they can to avoid playing a competative team on the road.