Louisville Cardinals Football News

 
Florida defensive end commits to Louisville football
The Courier-Journal
University of Louisville football coach Charlie Strong has commitment No. 9 for the Class of 2013 — Jacksonville, Fla., University Christian defensive end Marquis Haynes. The 6-foot-3, 220-pound Haynes picked the Cardinals over West Virginia, ...
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2015 Oveido RB Jurell Green earns first college offer from Louisville
Orlando Sentinel
(Joshua C. Cruey, Orlando Sentinel) (May 26, 2012) It's only natural that Oviedo running back Jurell 'Rat' Green had started to wonder when and from where he was going to land his first college football scholarship offer.


 
Big East Looks For A Big TV Deal Amid Realignment
Hartford Courant
Boise State, which will arrive as a football-only member in 2013, has reportedly wavered. Without the presence of the nationally ranked Broncos, the Big East is far less attractive as a football conference. Also, Louisville has been open about its ...
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The Seattle Times
Charity started by Jerry Sandusky seeks to transfer programs | College football
The Seattle Times
The charity for troubled youths started by Jerry Sandusky more than three decades ago — and through which the retired Penn State assistant football coach met the boys he is charged with sexually abusing — is seeking court approval to shut down and ...

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Louisville standing out to Ohio tackle
ESPN (blog)
Of Huhn's 10 offers, Louisville is the lone BCS program, but that isn't what has the 6-foot-5, 285-pound junior excited about the Cardinals. Huhn and his father went for a visit during spring practice and had a great trip. “The facilities were amazing ...


 
College football recruiting: Top prep quarterback Devante Kincade interested ...
OregonLive.com
The skinny: Florida State and Louisville have both shown tremendous interest in Jones, but he isn't going anywhere anytime soon, he said. “I'm just going to wait my whole year out before I make a decision,” Jones said. “I really don't understand why ...

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Nelson County's transition to 4-A football prompts changes
The Courier-Journal
The Nelson County High School football team will drop from Class 6-A to 4-A for the 2012 season but will not play any of its new District Four mates from Louisville, according to a plan announced this week by the Kentucky High School Athletic ...