There are easier ways to ease into a football season than opening against Ole Miss in front of a Sunday night national television audience in Nashville.
The old Governor’s Cup opener had all the subtlety of a bar fight at the state fair.
They looked like pros, all right. At least in this one. Louisville opened with a 51-17 win over EKU before a crowd announced at 50,536 in L&N Stadium.
For a program used to the SEC meat-grinder, the name “Toledo” on the schedule isn’t going to elicit much fear. But Kentucky coach Mark Stoops says it better draw some respect for his players.
The desks are lined up. The papers are stacked. The pencils are sharpened.
It has been eight years since Southern Miss came into Lexington and handed the Kentucky football team a 44-35 loss in its season opener.
The operative word is "clean."
LOUISVILLE, Ky. (WDRB) – It is, everybody acknowledges, an unusual way to start a season. Louisville City Football Club has packed for a two-w…
The Louisville women’s basketball team has not been in the spotlight this preseason.
That could not have gone worse.