Louisville football: Cards need to move on after Stanford defeat
Louisville’s Jeff Brohm says Pittsburgh’s defense will pressure the Cards with blitzes and aggressive play as Cards look to shrug off Stanford loss.
Louisville football’s trip to Stanford was disastrous on and off the field.
After suffering a last-second 38-35 loss to the Cardinal, U of L had to stay in California an extra day. The co-pilot of the plane got sick and there wasn’t enough crew to fly back to Louisville, so the Cardinals spent the night Saturday.
“We were able to adjust and adapt and get a lot of stuff done Sunday morning at the hotel that would have normally happened here, other than going out on the field,” Cardinals coach Jeff Brohm said.
To try to keep some normalcy, U of L still had its weekly Sunday meeting to go over film at the hotel before heading back home at 12:30 p.m. PT. The four-hour flight and three-hour time change meant the Cardinals didn’t get home until Sunday night.
Fortunately for them, the Cardinals didn’t have to travel this week and will look to have a better weekend when Pittsburgh comes to town for the ACC finale at 4 p.m. Saturday. Louisville has a chance to finish its season with nine wins if it can win its final two regular-season games and its bowl game.
Louisville 35, Pittsburgh 31. After a subpar performance at Stanford, the Cardinals will have a better showing and avenge last year’s loss to Pitt.
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Who: Pittsburgh (7-3, 3-3 ACC) at Louisville (6-4, 4-3)
When: 4 p.m. Saturday, Nov. 23
Where: L&N Stadium
TV: Mike Couzens (play-by-play) and Brock Osweiler (analyst) will call the game on ESPN2.
Radio: The game will be broadcast on Louisville Radio Network (93.9 FM and 970 AM) with Paul Rogers (play-by-play) and Craig Swabek (analyst) on the call.
Streaming: Qualified subscribers can watch the game at espn.com/watch.
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