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@CardChronicle baseball feed is off to a good start pic.twitter.com/bwBjL8ZvgR
— Kevin Spradlin (@KevinSpradlin) May 21, 2015
Louisville's placement in the ACC Atlantic, where it landed after moving from the Big East in 2014, makes the division even more top-heavy than it already was.
The Atlantic is home to Florida State and Clemson, who have combined to win the last four ACC titles. Adding Louisville to the mix gives the division three schools that had double-digit-win seasons all but once since 2012 (the Cardinals in 2014).
Louisville-Clemson has some extra oomph because both are up-and-coming teams that are trying to knock off the established king of the mountain, Florida State. The Cardinals and Tigers will have to battle each other first to determine who will challenge the Seminoles.
The two teams have met only once in history—last season, when Clemson eked out a 23-17 victory.
The Louisville Cardinal lists the Do's and Do Nots of college.
All @NashvilleCards are @JedsNashville for @UofLBaseball #ACCBase #L1C4 @UofLAlum @CardChronicle pic.twitter.com/gOciYnGZvz
— Nashville Cardinals (@NashvilleCards) May 20, 2015
"But baseball is boring." You know what's not boring? An excuse to drink on a Wednesday night cheer for a top-ranked Louisville sports team playing in the postseason. Ditto for Thursday afternoons. Grow up.
Early morning breakfast at the Salvation Army this morning. @PetrinoFamFnd pic.twitter.com/wCQPnTgQ0N
— Bobby Petrino (@CoachPetrinoUL) May 20, 2015
Dec. 2 at Michigan State (ACC-Big 10 Challenge)
Dec. 5 vs. Grand Canyon
Dec. 16 vs. Kennesaw State
Dec. 26 at Kentucky
My man @JoshRogers13 getting real emotional over @UofLBaseball first ever ACC tourney win. Im here if you need me man pic.twitter.com/wuaErVjo4d
— Anthony Kidston (@AKidston419) May 21, 2015