[simple simon]

for years the Colts could put 42 on most anyone, problem was they could also give up 35 to most anyone ....... when they met a team with a real good defense their scoring was held back, but they still gave up big points and lost the game

this season Louisville has scored huge points in their first two games, but they played relative nobodies ..... and this week while they scored 58, their defense gave up 42 to Middle Tennessee ........ i think that is big cause for alarm

what happens when Louisville meets up with a team with a real solid defense?

lucky for them they dont seem to have that problem until the meet WVU on Nov 8th

[TimH4]

Ya losing Okoye in the draft was a big loss for them. But i wouldnt say they are the COlts. I believe USC fills that gap.

[bucky889]

how ironic that the colts hold the saints to 10 points last night. but I see what you are saying. louisville looked pretty vulnerable against MTS, that's for sure.

[Lefty Noob]

I think more than anything this was a fluke. The Louisville defense isn't (shouldn't be) as bad as they looked last night.

[mervinout]

Originally Posted by Lefty Noob

I think more than anything this was a fluke. The Louisville defense isn't (shouldn't be) as bad as they looked last night.

Wait till they play wvu, if this is the defense, the game with lousiville could end up being a first to 70 wins lol

[shortsleeve47]

I was listening to the post-game on yahoo boadcast. It was the MTSU announcers interviewing the head coach of Middle Tennessee. They asked him point blank how good Louisville's offense was. His answer was " I've been around a long time in coaching; 25yrs and this offense is the best I've seen."
They've got all the weapons and a possible Heisman award winner.

For what it's worth...that's what he said.