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PRESS RELEASE FROM WWW.UOFLSPORTS.COM: Louisville, Ky. - - The 2012 University of Louisville Wendy's Wonderful Kids Red-White Spring Game will be held on Saturday, April 14 at Papa John's Cardinal Stadium. Kickoff is scheduled for 1 p.m. Head coach Charlie Strong, who begins his third season, will pit the offense versus the defense in a regular-game situation. The first half will be timed as a regular game, while second-half timing rules will depend on depth. Sophomore quarterback Teddy Bridgewater will lead the first unit and score points for the Red Team, while senior quarterback Will Stein will be the White Team's quarterback. The Cardinals, who begin their final week of spring practice, have had a productive spring, as Louisville returns at least 18 total starters from last season's BIG EAST championship team. "We have had a good spring," said Strong. "It's been very competitive and the players have given great effort. I hope we can have a huge crowd on Saturday and really show off our team to our great fans." Admission is free and open to the public. The gates will open at noon and the parking lots will be open for tailgating at 8 a.m.

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via Big East Coast Bias One of the sure signs that football season is approaching is the release of media guides. Any more, it's hard to even come by a hard cover media guide. Here's a link to the .pdf version of Lousville's 210 page media guide. We'll provide links to the others as they're made available.

Apparently he thinks the Big East should voluntarily surrender their BCS bid this year. Never mind that, as he mentions, we've won 3 of our last 5 BCS games, we should let the big boys handle this one. From what i can deduce, his only reasoning is that it will garner respect from the other leagues. Right, Rick, I'm sure they wouldn't pounce on that as another opportunity to say we don't deserve an automatic bid. I'm sure the ACC was trying to give up their bid during their down years, we probably just don't know about it. I'm not a Bozich-hater, but this is potentially the dumbest and least-thought-out article ever. If he has nothing better to do than stir the pot, I've lost some respect for the man. Surely he can't really believe this.