Latest Slidescroller coverage mentioning Jeff Brohm across Football, Basketball.
The Cardinals open their 2024 campaign on September 6 against the No. 10 Rebels in a nationally televised showdown in Nashville, aiming to prove their readiness and upset a formidable SEC opponent.
Will Stein’s first game as Kentucky’s head coach arrives on September 5, and his blend of Petrino‑inspired offense and Brohm‑style defensive flexibility will be tested against a slate of top‑ranked opponents.
Louisville fell 41‑38 to Ole Miss in their season opener at Nissan Stadium, battling penalties, time‑management issues and a loud crowd, while quarterback Lincoln Kienholz and kicker Carson Hilbert highlighted both the struggles and the bright spots.
Despite a slow start, Lincoln Kienholz delivered a dramatic comeback that showcased his potential as the future leader of Louisville's offense.
Ole Miss and Notre Dame are favored in their opening games, with SportsLine’s model forecasting decisive victories and market odds reflecting strong confidence in the quarterbacks leading each team.
The Ole Miss Rebels will open their 2026 campaign at Nissan Stadium against the Louisville Cardinals, with key players back and a favorable betting line.
The Rebels will open the 2026 campaign against the Louisville Cardinals in Nashville, a game that promises fresh storylines and standout performances from emerging stars on both sides.
With the Cardinals ranked No. 24 and the Wildcats aiming to rebound, early storylines highlight offensive firepower, defensive upgrades and the pressure to break through.
The latest rankings spotlight 26 elite players from the Cardinals and Wildcats, highlighting key returnees, fresh transfers and the impact of new leadership as both programs eye breakthrough performances.
Both programs aim to break through early obstacles, with Louisville chasing an ACC title and Kentucky seeking to revive its offense under fresh leadership.
A look at the sleepers who could break into the College Football Playoff despite modest projections.
With multimillion‑dollar budgets, new revenue models and ambitious attendance goals, the Cardinals' upcoming campaigns could reshape the university's athletic future.
Coach JaMarcus Shephard announces Braden Atkinson as Oregon State’s starting quarterback, highlighting his dedication, player‑led culture, and the team’s aim to disrupt the Pac‑12 this season.
The Cardinals' offensive coordinator Jeff Brohm is shaping a fresh group of receivers that could redefine the team's aerial attack heading into the upcoming season. With transfers Tre Richardson and Lawayne McCoy joining the fold, the offense hopes to overcome depth issues after losing Kris Hughes to injury.
A comprehensive look at the 138 FBS teams, coaching shifts, quarterback developments and transfer portal moves shaping the 2025 college football landscape.
Louisville’s special teams showed a potent kicking game last year but struggled mightily with punting. This season, the Cardinals are focusing on solidifying both units, with Nick Keller and Garth White competing for the kicking role and a deep return corps led by Caullin Lacy and Tre Richardson.
The Cardinals open their season on September 6 at Nissan Stadium, facing a top‑10 Ole Miss squad led by coach Pete Golding. With both defenses poised for transformation, Louisville aims to anchor its identity early.
Ranked 24th, the Cardinals enter a pivotal year under extended leadership, facing a tough opener against Ole Miss and relying on key returning players and new additions.
The Athletic’s latest coaching tiers have placed James Franklin in the second tier while Tony Elliott falls to the fifth, and the Hokies’ basketball, soccer and baseball teams gear up for key matchups and roster moves.
Jeff Brohm enters his fourth season with a completely new quarterback group, led by athletic but unproven Lincoln Kienholz. With a run‑heavy scheme and a supporting cast of walk‑ons and fresh talent, the Cardinals are banking on a gamble that could define their season.
The Cardinals welcome back two experienced defensive backs after the NCAA granted them an additional year of eligibility, bolstering a unit that struggled last season and setting the stage for a high‑stakes opening game.
Louisville’s coach Jeff Brohm highlights the importance of facing elite SEC opponents, targeting a top‑10 win in consecutive seasons after recent victories over Kentucky and Miami.
After a distinguished career at several programs, Stu Holt is back with the Louisville Cardinals, where he hopes to transform the team’s special‑teams performance before its season‑opening showdown with Ole Miss in Nashville.
Five programs that were not preseason favorites could force their way into the College Football Playoff picture for the 2026 season, driven by new coaches, key transfers and manageable schedules.