LOUISVILLE VS BOSTON COLLEGE GAME THREAD

[Rollem Cards]

Not saying the cards played well, just that they didn’t quit. A lot of us did, me included.

Even at Half Time in my mind I didn’t think we were “out of it” IF we could get our head on straight.

But my eyes were seeing what appeared to be some “give up”.

Thankfully my eyes were wrong.

As I said before, I’m hoping this was the experience they needed to finish out strong.

 

[beantowncard]

They need to get strong in a hurry. Clemson is next up.

 

[Thecycle27]

The one thing about Brohm I don’t think they will quit. With his offense they are never out of a game. It boils down to can the defense get enough stops. They did last night.

We really didn’t appreciate how good last year’s team was in this new world competition has gotten much stiffer for everyone.

 

[Rollem Cards]

They need to get strong in a hurry. Clemson is next up.

Do have have the luxury of thinking they were overlooking BC?

I’ve had sports on the back burner and didn’t realize CU was next.

Last nights start looks a bit different, to me, now.

 

[CardX]

Last night provided a lot to unpack. Things looked grim, then signs of hope, they then closed it out. Coming from behind 20 points is damn impressive. Kudos to Brohm & Co. for keeping the team focused. One more win to bowl eligibility.

 

[CTownCard]

It was said that Prior to last night Louisville was 0 - 47 all time when behind by 10 points in the 4th quarter. WOW is that really true?

 

[nccardfan]

Even at Half Time in my mind I didn’t think we were “out of it” IF we could get our head on straight.

But my eyes were seeing what appeared to be some “give up”.

Thankfully my eyes were wrong.

As I said before, I’m hoping this was the experience they needed to finish out strong.

"But my eyes were seeing what appeared to be some “give up”."

Naw, that was what you were seeing from certain posters here on the message boards...

 

[KozmasAgain]

Our tight ends are hardly used but when they are they are productive .

 

[bigloucards]

Our tight ends are hardly used but when they are they are productive .

We need more M.Redman!