Louisville vs. Cincinnati Archives

Why the Louisville-Cincinnati football game is really big

The Battle for the Keg of Nails, the 50th meeting between the University of Louisville and Cincinnati football teams.Â But why does this game really matter? Pivotal for both teams: For U of L, an indication of whether Louisville is on the way back from

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Louisville-Cincinnati football approaching sellout

Charlie Springer 0 min read

[stextbox id=”custom”] Less than 150 tickets remain for the University of Louisville-Cincinnati football game. Tickets can be purchased between 9 a.m. and 5 p.m. at the U of L ticket office … or you can get them through Ticketmaster on line or stopping by your

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Louisville Football In For A Hammering

Charlie Springer 1 min read

By Paul Sykes One could hardly blame the Louisville football team if it dipped into the Keg of Nails for Saturday’s game at Cincinnati to mend a porous defense and wobbly offense. The keg, of course, is the traditional prize for the team winning the

JWWuska on Louisville football off to doom and gloom start: “One game does not a season make. If the Cards have class, and I think they do, this is the…”
Bcs on Louisville football off to doom and gloom start: “Thank goodness for the women Cards in volleyball and basketball. Otherwise, it’s here we go again. Hype turning to frustration…”
Tom Stosberg on Louisville football off to doom and gloom start: “Can’t understand why he brought in new Offensive and Defensive Coordinators and a Weight Training Coach and we look a…”
Mark Messina on Another cake walk over Syracuse would be good for Louisville football: “Ed, I look for Louisville to have an edge on offense, along w/an improved defense. I believe the Cards kind…”
Charlie Springer on Sports scribes see more wins for Louisville football in 2022: “The aforementioned sportscaster is likely looking for an easy settlement. The end game seems clear.”
porkins on Sports scribes see more wins for Louisville football in 2022: “I think all these guys predicting a little above break even for the Cards are close. And kentucky should be…”
Charlie Springer on Tim Sullivan’s sports coverage was uncomfortable: “I wondered how long it would take for a UK bootlicker to sign in. You insult our intelligence with anything…”