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Louisville 34 NC State 20

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Cards are bowl eligible.

I felt that getting to six wins was a big win for the season in Satterfield’s first year if it could happen, which did. Any more wins is icing. It was rough some during the season, but they have improved greatly from last season. I believe that the future is bright.

I think he should be ACC coach of the year, nobody did more with less than he has. Imagine when he gets a few recruiting classes of his own in there.

 

Congrats Cards.

I think he should be ACC coach of the year, nobody did more with less than he has. Imagine when he gets a few recruiting classes of his own in there.

 

Congrats Cards.

 

I agree on all three points.

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I didn’t expect any more than four wins. Regardless of how the next three games go, this season has been a tremendous success.

That third quarter was impressive. Was good to see after six successive pretty unimpressive quarters.

 

Have to watch again to figure out what happened, but they looked to have made some

sort of adjustment to try and get Cunningham some time for pass plays to develop. Once he had that time, NC State was completely unable to cover Louisville’s receivers.

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