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Satterfield in the best place to succeed at Louisville

December 11, 2020December 11, 2020 Charlie Springer 0 Comments apology, Scott Satterfield, University of Louisville football

Scott Satterfield is in a much better place with University of Louisville football fans today. Apologizing for some misdirection. Imagine a college football coach having a conversation with another school about their head coaching job. Two weeks after telling fans of his current program that

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Thanksgiving and holidays a little different this time around

November 24, 2020December 7, 2020 Charlie Springer 2 Comments Thanksgiving, University of Louisville football

As if anyone needed reminding about the deadly threat posed by the COVID-19 epidemic. Two acquaintances succumbing to the disease in the past week or so, both of them passing within two or three days after being hospitalized. Having to pass up a chance to

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College football games without fans defeats purpose

July 12, 2020 Ed Peak Covid-19 pandemic, University of Louisville football

More and more difficult to be a sports fan these days, the prospect of athletes in action this fall growing dimmer by the day. Last week the Big 10 Conference announced the league would play only conference games during the upcoming football season. The PAC-12

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Jackson needs Louisville teammates to share spotlight

August 1, 2017August 1, 2017 Charlie Springer Bobby Petrino, Heisman Trophy, Lamar Jackson, University of Louisville football

Experience has taught long-time University of Louisville diehards that it’s best to keep those expectations in check. This one still hasn’t recovered from the disappointing end of the 2016 football season. Three humiliating defeats, including a loss to the University of Kentucky and two games

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Petrino excited as fall camp begins, really

August 5, 2015August 5, 2015 Charlie Springer Bobby Petrino, University of Louisville football

Bobby Petrino has been everywhere the past two weeks, talking up University of Louisville football, indicating that he’s eagerly anticipating the 2015 season. And, yes, he is excited. Always the first thing he says, about being excited, how loves this group of players, the attitude,

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Jawon Pass picks the Louisville hat

July 16, 2015July 16, 2015 Charlie Springer Bobby Petrino, commitment, Jawon Pass, University of Louisville football

At the big announcement Thursday, Jawon Pass kept shuffling the hats on the table in front of him, hats from Louisville, Alabama and Auburn. He seemed to give the UofL hat a little extra care, placing it in the middle. Over the past few months,

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Adidas tinkers with the Cardinal Bird

June 25, 2015July 1, 2015 Charlie Springer University of Louisville football

The thing about being one of the top programs aligned with Adidas is that you’re going to be among the first by whom the new is tried and not the last to cast the old aside. UofL will continue to be a guinea pig for new

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Zagnut on UofL puts future in hands of IARP, so whose hands are they?: “There’s now a race between the basketball purgatory and the Covid-19 virus to see which one can last the longest.…”