Point Guard U vs. Bowling Green preview

CC Podcast: For Louisville Cardinals Fans

Mike Rutherford

Sports

5.0 • 678 Ratings

🗓️ 19 September 2025

⏱️ 75 minutes

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Summary

The fellas are back to talk about the win over James Madison, break down the Pat Kelsey-Mark Pope "dust up," Point Guard U., and preview this weekend's game against Bowling Green.

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0:00.6	Welcome in, everybody, to the CCC podcast.
0:03.1	It is the morning of Friday, September 19th.
0:08.0	Finally, Louisville football is about to play another game.
0:11.2	This feels like the longest by week of all time.
0:13.2	I don't, I feel like I haven't seen Louisville play a game in 752 days.
0:19.2	But thankfully, the cards are about to be back in action against Bowling Green.
0:22.7	Noon kickoff on Saturday.
0:24.2	It's Ag Day at Cardinal Stadium.
0:27.1	Everybody's fired up.
0:28.3	Everybody's pumped up.
0:29.8	Dan Sarnard up there in Dublin, Ohio.
0:31.8	He's pumped up.
0:33.3	Dan, how are you?
0:35.2	Dan's doing well.
0:36.7	By the way, the Ag Day, like your tweet yesterday about Josh Hurd responding to it last year saying wait till next year.
0:44.8	One of the harder I've laughed at one of your tweets in a while.
0:47.7	I don't know why.
0:48.3	I got a huge kick out of that.
0:49.9	But I'm a big fan of the hats that they're handing out.
0:54.7	This is like kind of, I mean, it's up my alley, but like my brother, I could see him
0:59.9	being like, I'm going to tailgate at 3 a.m. for this game.
1:03.8	That's right up his alley.
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