August 6, 20206 yr 9/12 - Western Kentucky 9/19 - Miami 9/26 - @ Pittsburgh 10/3 - Open 10/9 - @ Georgia Tech (Friday) 10/17 - @ Notre Dame 10/24 - Florida State 10/31 - Virginia Tech 11/7 - @ Virginia 11/14 - Open 11/20 - Syracuse (Friday) 11/27 - @ Boston College (Friday) 12/5 - Wake Forest
August 6, 20206 yr Get to avoid Clemson. I’m not sure this schedule could possibly be better for UofL.
August 6, 20206 yr Author Just now, GrantNKY said: Get to avoid Clemson. I’m not sure this schedule could possibly be better for UofL. I may be the only person that feels this way, but I was kinda bummed we lost Clemson. The only way it's better is if you got ND at home. Other than that, I'm happy with it.
August 7, 20206 yr 23 hours ago, TheDeuce said: I may be the only person that feels this way, but I was kinda bummed we lost Clemson. The only way it's better is if you got ND at home. Other than that, I'm happy with it. You all had ND at home last year so it makes sense. But with the way your schedule lays out, you have a decent chance to face Clemson in the ACC Championship. I’d put UofL in that second tier with Miami and VT.
August 7, 20206 yr Author 31 minutes ago, John Anthony said: Seems tough but just how bad is the ACC still? Still not great IMO. Pitt and GT on the road could be tough ones. I expect Miami, FSU and VT to be decent, but those are in Louisville. ND is the only one I look at right now as a guaranteed loss.
August 7, 20206 yr 1 hour ago, TheDeuce said: Still not great IMO. Pitt and GT on the road could be tough ones. I expect Miami, FSU and VT to be decent, but those are in Louisville. ND is the only one I look at right now as a guaranteed loss. I’m buying BC stock at a buck. Gonna take some time though.
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