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Louisville/North Carolina Predictions

Who do you think wins this game? 19 members have voted

  1. 1. Who do you think wins this game?

    • Louisville
      84%
    • North Carolina
      15%

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Two points of emphasis:

 

Penalties

Ball Handling

 

If those two aren't better than this weekend, they will lose.

Louisville.

 

Why: Because UNC lost to a crappy California team.

Where's the game at?

 

Chapel Hill.

Where's the game at?

 

UNC.

UNC surrendered almost 500 yards of offense to Cal this week, including nearly 10 yards per pass play.

 

I think Louisville is going to score a load of points, so long as they can hold on to the ball.

 

Give me the Cards by 14.

 

Louisville, 41-27.

Louisville 42-27.

Is it too early for a trap game?

Is it too early for a trap game?

 

Can you suffer the "let-down/look-ahead" sandwich when the let down was a win?

What I meant related to UL looking past UNC regardless whether UL won or lost their previous game. It all has to do with being overconfident. I would think a previous win, as oposed to a loss, would add to that overconfidence.

They were over-confident against Purdue, a couple of them said as much. That won't be the case with UNC.

I want the Cards, but hope they do not think the refs will be as bad as last week, in their lucky win.

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