What Jeff Brohm, Louisville Players Said After 41-14 Win vs. Kentucky
From the moment the ball was kicked off, the Louisville football program enforced their will over arch rival Kentucky, leaving Lexington with a 41-14. The Cardinals snapped a five-game losing streak to the Wildcats, which had been the longest since the rivalry was renewed in 1994.
Five things you need to know from Kentucky football’s dispiriting 41-14 loss to Louisville: 1. A rivalry breakthrough for ...
Tyler Shough only had one season with Louisville football, but he made it count as Louisville beat Kentucky football to ...
Big Blue Nation isn’t happy with how this football season has gone. That sentiment is obviously true among those within the ...
Louisville was favored to end the streak last season in L&N Stadium, but was guilty of three turnovers and gave up a 100-yard ...
There are different kinds of pressure on Mark Stoops and Jeff Brohm entering this year’s battle for the Governor’s Cup.
Rivalry week football is back and neither coach is shying away from the importance of the Governor’s Cup. Unlike all of the ...
LOUISVILLE, Ky. (WDRB) — Louisville football coach Jeff Brohm said he enjoyed the days when the Governor’s Cup was played ...
Kentucky safety Jordan Lovett then sent a pro-U of L crowd of 59,225 home in silence by intercepting a Jack Plummer pass in ...
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