uoflcardgame.com - 7/26/2009
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The fact that Will Stein isn’t given much of a chance to quarterback the University of Louisville football team may say more about the ups and downs of Kentucky high school football than it does about Will Stein.
Will Stein holds Trinity TD record (CJ photo)
This is the same school, ...
Still Another Louisville Football Verbal
uoflcardgame.com 7/18/2009 — Post from:
Still Another Louisville Football Verbal
They’re coming in a flurry.
Cleo Robinson, a defensive end from Paul VI in Philadelphia, has made an oral commitment to play football at the University of Louisville. The 6-foot-11/2, 220-pound Robinson said he informed the ...
Fan Loyalties In Louisville
uoflcardgame.com 7/1/2009 — Post from:
Fan Loyalties In Louisville
Louisvillians are often subjected to the idea that the allegiance of local residents is equally divided between the University of Louisville and the University of Kentucky, even among those who should know better. Rick Pitino, for example, has even ...
Head Trainer Leaving Louisville Football
feedproxy.google.com 7/20/2009 — Post from:
Head Trainer Leaving Louisville Football
The swinging doors continue at the University of Louisville football complex, with the start of pre-season practice scheduled to begin Aug. 5th.
Dwayne Treolo
This time the person leaving is Dwayne Treolo, who has been the Head ...
Louisville Arena By Night
uoflcardgame.com 7/3/2009 — Post from:
Louisville Arena By Night
The lights are on at the construction site of the new downtown arena, which will serve as the new home of the University of Louisville basketball team. The opening will be Nov. 1, 2010, a mere 486 days away. President James Ramsey awarded the U of L ...
What Do Louisville Fans Have To Lose?
uoflcardgame.com 9/16/2009 — By Tom Stosberg
Could you tell me once again just exactly what University of Louisville football fans have to lose in this coming Saturday’s game? And please, no whining.
'Any coach who can beat a rival can probably beat anyone else on the schedule. Not because the rival is that good but ...
32 Louisville Players On NFL Rosters
uoflcardgame.com 8/3/2009 — By Paul Sykes
Some great names among the 32 former University of Louisville football players competing for jobs in the National Football League. Twenty-one franchises list at least one player on the hopeful list. Revel in the memories as you check out the list for your favorite Cards.
The ...
Mike Rocco Likes Louisville Football
uoflcardgame.com 7/23/2009 — With the opening of practice just around the corner, coach Steve Kragthorpe appears to hitting his stride on the recruiting trail
Another quarterback commitment for the University of Louisville football team, the latest one coming from Mike Rocco, a 6-foot-3, 205-pound pro-style signal caller ...
Louisville Will Play In Mauti Invitational
feedproxy.google.com 7/22/2009 — The University of Louisville basketball team may face an angry Arizona team much sooner than anybody expected, as in an early season matchup next November.
Rick Pitino’s team will participate in the EA Sport Maui Invitational Tournament, scheduled Nov. 23-25 in Hawaii, according to the ...
Popular Louisville Fan Event In Doubt
uoflcardgame.com 8/11/2009 — By Paul Sykes
Shall we gather at the river?
Apparently not. One of the most popular summer traditions for many University of Louisville fans, a chance to mingle with coaches and players at Captain’s Quarters Restaurant this time of year, is not on the calendar.
Inquiries of key ...
Louisville Football Camp: Day 2
uoflcardgame.com 8/8/2009 — By Paul Sykes
About 2,500 fans showed up in ideal weather to watch the University of Louisville football team’s final open practice. Although it’s hard to tell too much about players without pads, several things caught the eye:
Add another potential big play receiver to the ...
Big East Greats —
Bleacher Report - College Football 7/29/2009
Football in the Big East is a fairly new. The conference was formed in 1991. It had eight original teams; Miami, Syracuse, Boston College, Rutgers, West Virginia, Pittsburgh, Virginia Tech, and Temple.
After the 2004 season Miami and Virginia left ...
