His ankle got bent bad.Stanquan Clark was helped off the field with a limp. Looks like his right leg, didn't look good.
His ankle got bent bad.Stanquan Clark was helped off the field with a limp. Looks like his right leg, didn't look good.
I don't see how it couldn't be.Getting X rays, could be broken
Jesus, best defensive player. I couldn't see a replayI don't see how it couldn't be.
Jeff is really bitching out English31 seconds left JM getting ready to score then I am sure an onside kick this game is not over yet.
I haven't seen him on a sideline like this since StanfordJeff is really bitching out English
It wasn't just looks. They were, and to be honest seemed better prepared.They look bigger and faster than us!
I about had a stroke on that play. That was pathetic.How is the defense not set on that 4th down play, after a time out? Geezus Kriest![]()
JMU is a legit team, but there were a lot of factors working against our boys. This was JMU's superbowl, and Louisville was not prepared. I've been saying for months that I hate this schedule. EKU, JMU, off week, Bowling Green. While it may sound arrogant, non of these opponents "move the needle" for players. The Cards are a month into the season before they face their first "significant" opponent, PITT. Add in that it was an early Friday night game. We all know Louisville fans like to drink/tailgate for a few hours before kickoff, and they will miss kickoff if it cuts into their drinking time. It's tough for players to get up for an opponent when the stadium is half empty when they come out of the tunnel. Psychology and mental preparedness is a huge part of football and you can't just turn it on like a switch.It wasn't just looks. They were, and to be honest seemed better prepared.
They were not intimidated at all.
I think this will look like a really good win as the season goes on..
I hope those things are what it was but I think the reality is, our Oline is weak and needs to improve. A LOT !JMU is a legit team, but there were a lot of factors working against our boys. This was JMU's superbowl, and Louisville was not prepared. I've been saying for months that I hate this schedule. EKU, JMU, off week, Bowling Green. While it may sound arrogant, non of these opponents "move the needle" for players. The Cards are a month into the season before they face their first "significant" opponent, PITT. Add in that it was an early Friday night game. We all know Louisville fans like to drink/tailgate for a few hours before kickoff, and they will miss kickoff if it cuts into their drinking time. It's tough for players to get up for an opponent when the stadium is half empty when they come out of the tunnel. Psychology and mental preparedness is a huge part of football and you can't just turn it on like a switch.
100%, on O-Line. As most of you know, It was my biggest worry heading into the season. They tried a ton of different things, I expect some changes in the bye week and before Bowling GreenI hope those things are what it was but I think the reality is, our Oline is weak and needs to improve. A LOT !
The part about being unprepared is on the staff. Brohm is known to have clunkers against weaker competition. Hopefully this was it for the season..