ESPN.com · Oct 27, 2015
Louisville's young offense should have better times ahead
This season is the first in Bobby Petrino's career when his team's offensive numbers haven't improved dramatically in Year 2.Bobby Petrino has had high-powered offenses just about everywhere he has coached. This season, however, has been a major struggle.
So much so, Petrino said after practice Monday night, "Right now on offense, we’re not very good."
Youth and inexperience have been major culprits. Five freshmen are expected to start on offense against Wake Forest on Friday, including three at perhaps the most difficult spots: quarterback and both offensive tackles.