What Jeff Brohm, Louisville Players Said After 41-14 Win vs. Kentucky
From the moment the ball was kicked off, the Louisville football program enforced their will over arch rival Kentucky, leaving Lexington with a 41-14. The Cardinals snapped a five-game losing streak to the Wildcats, which had been the longest since the rivalry was renewed in 1994.
Five things you need to know from Kentucky’s embarrassing 41-14 loss to Louisville
Five things you need to know from Kentucky football’s dispiriting 41-14 loss to Louisville: 1. A rivalry breakthrough for Brohm. In a game that was essentially “must win” for Jeff Brohm, the Louisville head man and his team emphatically handled their business.
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