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ACC bends over again for Notre Dame football

I should be happy. I should be jumping up and down. Let’s have a party. The Atlantic Coast Conference Board of Directors voted to have a 2020 fall sports season amid much controversy. That deadly killer known as the coronavirus won’t stop college football. [I

Basketball

Many buses at Jefferson Transportation but just a UK bus for Louisville fans

January 13, 2020January 14, 2020 Charlie Springer basketball, Notre Dame, South Bend, UK buses for Louisville fans

No sign of any giant buses ensconced with University of Kentucky logos or advertising at 11117 Decimal Drive in Jeffersontown on Monday morning. That’s the address of the corporate headquarters that dispatched a UK bus to Cardinal Stadium on Friday to take 50 University of

Football

Louisville football is suddenly fun again

September 3, 2019September 3, 2019 Charlie Springer Jason Pass, Louisville football, Notre Dame, Scott Satterfield

One of the biggest games in University of Louisville football history, with a new coach and a new attitude, accompanied by Notre Dame’s first ever visit to Louisville. Lots of questions, mucho suspense, with Coach Scott Satterfield on the sidelines for the first time. Would

Football

Louisville football always a good excuse for a party

September 1, 2019September 1, 2019 Charlie Springer Louisville football, Notre Dame

Forgive me for being ecstatic but another September has arrived. Another academic year at the University of Louisville, nine months of athletic competition … college football, basketball, baseball and soccer, et al. Making up for lost times over another long summer. Kicking things off with

Football

Notre Dame right opponent to welcome new era for Louisville football

July 29, 2019 Charlie Springer Bobby Petrino, Louisville football, Notre Dame, Scott Satterfield

Notre Dame is coming. Not news to anyone but some of us had a hard time believing that would ever happen, the Irish showing up at Cardinal Stadium. Notre Dame is coming, one keeps repeating to himself. Were it not for last season’s dismal season,

Football

Louisville football poised for attendance records in 2019

January 16, 2019January 17, 2019 Charlie Springer Clemson, Kentucky, Louisville football, Notre Dame, Western Kentucky

A no-brainer really. A bold prediction here as the schedule is announced for the 2019 University of Louisville football season, based on the combination of a new coach and one of the sport’s most hallowed programs. The opening game against the University of Notre

Basketball

Time is now, Louisville women cut ACC tournament threads

March 4, 2018March 4, 2018 Charlie Springer ACC Tournament, Louisville women's basketball, Notre Dame

No shoulda, woulda, coulda’s for the University of Louisville women’s basketball team. No looking past anyone, no waiting until next year, and no getting blinded by the spotlight. Your UofL women are the winners of the 2018 Atlantic Coast Conference championship, the best all season

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