Pitt Leads Nation In Sacks
By Paul Sykes If watching a defense get to the quarterback is your thing, you gotta love watching the Pittsburgh Panthers play. In four games this year they’ve dumped the…
Baseball Cards In Big 10 Challenge
[stextbox id=”custom”] The University of Louisville baseball team will face Michigan, Michigan State and Minnesota in the 2010 version of the Big East-Big 10 Baseball Challenge Feb. 26-28 in St.…
Rick Pitino Sets Scrimmage
[stextbox id=”warning”]When he’s not at motivational rallies, Rick Pitino is focusing on basketball these days. The annual Red-White Scrimmage, signaling the approach of the University of Louisville basketball season, has…
Lady Cards Pursue Jennifer Hamson
stextbox id=”custom”]Is a 6-foot-6 center in the cards for University of Louisville women’s basketball? Jennifer Hamson, from Pleasant Valley, Utah, has had a home visit from U of L coach…
Are We There Yet?
By Tom Stosberg No, but hang on U of L back seat drivers, it looks like we are positively on the way! A few highlights from the Utah game prove…
Big East Football: Week Four
By Paul Sykes Seven Big East schools took to the turf. Counting Louisville’s disappointing and sloppy loss to Utah 30-14, the conference went 5-2 overall and 2-1 against the Atlantic…
Uptight And Vertically Challenged
By Paul Sykes It was only fitting that Justin Burke falls down on the final Cardinal possession. The stumbling began early for the University of Louisville and never seemed to…
Mired In Mediocrity
No disgrace to lose to Utah. One of the best teams on the schedule. The raucus crowd at Utah, however, a startling reminder of what was like not so long…
As Utah Looms
Just Wondering: About the mindset of some University of Louisville football fans not giving their team much of a chance against Utah, a team they know little to nothing about.…
Watch Cain and Able Asiata
By Paul Sykes With all apologies to Joe Pesci and the cast of “My Cousin Vinnie” , the University of Louisville football team will be concerned with two Utah players.…
Kragthorpe And Utah Go Back A Ways
Steve Kragthorpe, a native of Missoula, Montana, attended his first football game in 1965 when he was four months old. His father was an assistant coach for the University of…
McCoughtry Makes Her Mark
[stextbox id=”custom”]Give it up for Angel McCoughtry. The University of Louisville All America was named to the WNBA All-Rookie team. She was, in fact, tied as the leading vote getter…
Papa John’s Update
Here’s a stadium expansion update for fans who haven’t been out to Papa John’s Cardinal Stadium since Sept. 5th. Looks like construction has claimed a couple hundred more seats between…
New Look At U of L
[stextbox id=”custom”]The completion of a new entrance to Belknap Campus was celebrated by University of Louisville President Jim Ramsey (right) and state officials Tuesday. The renovation of the oval was…
New Arena Deal Is A Big Deal
[stextbox id=”custom”]The new downtown arena’s naming rights may have just become more expensive. The new arrangement between the Louisville Arena Authority and AEG is huge. The Los Angeles-based company is…
Monday Morning Quarterbacking
By Tom Stosberg It’s a fact. Steve Kragthorpe will never in his lifetime win the big ones. Reason? He will never have any concept of defense or special teams. Proof?…
Tame Trip To Lexington
No Incidents, Almost Boring By Paul Sykes You know it’s a rivalry game when you pull up to your tailgate spot and people start booing you when you get out…
Louisville Football Exceeds Expectations
The empty feeling for days leading up to the game, the restless night before, the interminable wait the day of, the rapid heart beat at kickoff: Symptoms of a fan…