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Louisville players were bleeding, bandaged, blinking away eye pokes and trying to gather themselves between whistles.
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Louisville wins a grind-it-out game to advance.
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For three months, Louisville basketball carried a question around like a loose bolt in its pocket.
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In November, Kentucky and Louisville rolled out their basketball teams like two shiny new Cadillacs on the showroom floor.
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Indiana beat Miami 27–21 to achieve college football immortality — a 16–0 perfect season, the first national title in program history, and the culmination of a playoff run that saw the Hoosiers outscore Alabama, Oregon and Miami by a combined 104–62.
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It’s not just a game. It’s a test of blueprint vs. bloodline. Little pink houses vs. South Beach. One program trying to wake up echoes. The other, trying to build a brand-new sound.
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Curt Cignetti is not here for sentiment. He didn’t bring any. Didn’t pack it. Didn’t allow it through TSA.
This is a new situation. I never figured I’d be covering a college football national championship game. No offense to Louisville or Kentucky. I guess I never ruled out Louisville getting here one day. I figured they’d make a playoff, and then you never know.
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What else is there to say about Fernando Mendoza? I’ve written about his rise, his family, his efficiency, his mindset. And somehow, I’m still not sure we’ve said enough.
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He was a soccer kid in Floyds Knobs until his mom and stepdad nudged him toward football his freshman year at Floyd Central High School.