The OP said both ND or UofL would be beaten by Georgia by a similar amount. That is why I replied I would take the 38 points. Transfer portal is legal now and by the way your QB,RB and 1 starting WR are transfers.
U of L Had Only 330 Yards Total Offense Against ND With The Gift Of 5 Turnovers To Only One By UL.
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But do we have TWENTY FIVE? And what was there about your coach's amazing record at Purdue that attracted all that talent? A lot of talent wants to play in the SEC. Aside from the money, UK is a great place to play football. Not a great football AD, but a great group of coaches that Stoops has assembled.
UL isn't a pushover any more, but certainly a team that doesn't compare to Georgia, and not one UK should be afraid to play.
Who with the football team was sent to prison and when ? Cause I don’t remember our football program ever being in trouble with the NCAA.
Very likely true. But I was “leaning into” the thought of the potential benefit a win over a Top 5 or 6 U of L might have for UK.
Just for fun, say we repeat the scenario(s) of 2018 and 2021 . . . entering our last game with an 8-3 record, and a ranking of 12th-18th, but go on the road to the 6th ranked Cardinals, as yet unbeaten, far unlike either 2018 or 2021.
And say we beat them, even narrowly?!?!
How could the voters on the committee fail to boost us into the Top 11, with such a timely, late season win over a Top 10 team?
Oddly, although we all believe U of L’s record to be wildly inflated due to lack of quality, the national perception of the Cards might act to propel us if/when we beat them.
And the inverse could benefit them, should they beat a ranked team prior to their beatdown administered by FSU, keeping them in the Top 11 for NYD6 Bowl consideration.
This year’s U of L game has the potential to mean more than usual, obviously if both teams achieve actual or near double-digit regular season wins.
No UK didn’t take 25 transfers but they did take 13. Also UK didn’t have a coaching change to where 23 players transferred out either. I am sure playing in the SEC may still be a draw for some kids however now days most kids want playing time versus sitting on the bench waiting their turn. That is why 12 of those 25 transfers are starters and most of the others are on the two deep.
To take it one step further 16 of our 22 staters are guys who transferred in. 12 from the 2023 class and 4 from the 21 & 22 classes. I can tell you that Louisville for the 24 class is going light on the high school kids and heavy on the transfer portal again.
Didn’t you just have a commit that posed doing the L’s down during the summer? That might have offended Satterfield, but most realize that it’s a sign of respect when a recruit is asked to do it. So you may not think about Louisville but I guarantee your coaches do.
I remember when Barnhardt first took over at UK, UK fans stormed the field so many times, the SEC started fining UK. Mitch paid 125,000 fine because of how many times you stormed the field.
Any way we can talk the card fans into heading back to their own beautiful campus?... ok , I get it. I wouldn't want to hang out there either.
