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Louisville Football in the SEC

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There isn't a team in the SEC that wouldn't highlight the Louisville game as a top contest.

 

I'm pretty sure there's only one that would.

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I'm pretty sure there's only one that would.

 

If ANY of the teams in the SEC took a game against Louisville lightly, that would be their fault, and they'd leave with a loss.

I think U of L would struggle at times, surprisingly, but would also exceed at a very high level at times, against the elite. If U of L has anything in it's favor is that they do "game UP" against really good competition and can sometimes "play down" to lower level teams. In the SEC, playing down will get you beat a lot. Last season U of L would certainly have made a run at the SEC title....

In the East, UofL would compete for 1st, But would probably finish at Best, 2nd in the East, Now the West, If LSU and Auburn can get it together, UofL would be at Best 3rd in WEST.

Kansas State sure put a scare in Texas (won.)

 

Upsets happen... doesnt make them a team that you have to really say "woah now... we got them this weeK"

 

Cincy sure put a scare in Ohio State (leading after 1 and trailing by 6 at halftime)

 

I wasnt that scared watching that game. I dont know what game you were watching but OSU rolledafter the first quarter. 37-7 is not a scare.

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