Louisville football vs Clemson preview from coach Jeff Brohm
Louisville football takes on Clemson Nov. 14 night at L&N Federal Credit Union Stadium. Ahead of the game, coach Jeff Brohm previews what he expects.
No. 21 Louisville football is set to play Clemson tonight in its final home ACC game of the season. The Cardinals will look to rebound from last week’s loss to California, their second home loss in overtime over their last three games at L&N Stadium.
The Tigers have some momentum after beating Florida State as they fight for bowl eligibility. They’ll also be looking to avenge last year’s loss to Louisville at Death Valley. Louisville, too, has motivation in looking to end conference play on a high note. And with Isaac Brown out for another week, Louisville will look to Keyjuan Brown as its starting running back to provide a spark for the Cards’ struggling offense.
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- Date: Today, Nov. 14
- Time: 7:30 p.m.
- Where: L&N Stadium
- Alexis Cubit, U of L football beat writer: Louisville 35, Clemson 31
- C.L. Brown, sports columnist: Louisville 23, Clemson 20
- Payton Titus, college sports enterprise reporter: Louisville 24, Clemson 21
- Brooks Holton, U of L men’s basketball beat writer: Louisville 24, Clemson 17
Isaac Brown will be out for a second game. Cornerback Tayon Holloway and defensive lineman AJ Green were listed as questionable, while linebacker Stanquan Clark was listed as probable.
In Isaac Brown’s absence, Keyjuan Brown is expected to be the Cardinals’ starting running back. The redshirt sophomore replaced Isaac Brown in the starting lineup and totaled a career-high 136 rushing yards.
Here is Louisville’s schedule and results.
- Game 1 — Aug. 30: Louisville 51, Eastern Kentucky 17
- Game 2 — Sept. 5: Louisville 28, James Madison 14
- Game 3 — Sept. 20: Louisville 40, Bowling Green 17
- Game 4 — Sept. 27: Louisville 34, Pitt 27
- Game 5 — Oct. 4: Virginia 30, Louisville 27, OT
- Game 6 — Oct. 17: Louisville 24, Miami 21
- Game 7 — Oct. 25: Louisville 38, Boston College 24
- Game 8 — Nov. 1: Louisville 28, Virginia Tech 16
- Game 9 — Nov. 8: California 29, Louisville 26, OT
- Game 10 — Nov. 14: Clemson at Louisville, 7:30 p.m.
- Game 11 — Nov. 22: Louisville at SMU, TBD (gametime is on a six-day hold)
- Game 12 — Nov. 29: Kentucky at Louisville, TBD
Reach Louisville football, women’s basketball and baseball beat writer Alexis Cubit at acubit@gannett.com and follow her on X at @Alexis_Cubit.
