The University of Louisville has decided to fire head football coach Bobby Petrino, which is not that big of a surprise considering how disastrous the 2018 season has been for the Cardinals.
As we move into the latter part of the college football season, some teams are angling to reach the playoffs and others are hoping to make bowl games.
Wake Forest’s 56-35 win over Louisville on Saturday might have been a little bit more meaningful for Demon Deacons running back Matt Colburn.
Louisville coach Bobby Petrino is raising expectations ahead of his team’s season-opening tilt against Alabama.
At a Louisville luncheon ahead of the Sept.
Gus Malzahn has Auburn in the top 10 and in control of their playoff destiny, though one and potentially two tough tests lie ahead.
Fairly or not, the credit — or blame — for good or bad seasons in college football tends to fall on the head coach.
Louisville went from down 12-3 at the half against Wake Forest on Saturday to winning 44-12, and Bobby Petrino made no apologies for the big second half.
Louisville coach Bobby Petrino wasn’t exactly thrilled with his team’s initial College Football Playoff ranking.
The 7-1 Cardinals, whose only loss came at Clemson, came in at No.
