FSU football: 6 most winnable games on 2021 schedule
By Kelvin Hunt
Louisville
Louisville is a team in disarray, returning only 64 percent of its production from last season. Their head coach Scott Satterfield was linked to the South Carolina job and wrote an apology to Louisville season ticket holders.
Louisville whipped the Noles last season, much like the Noles whipped Louisville in 2019. It’s a home game for the Noles, and Louisville will have Satterfield guiding the offense after his offensive coordinator left for the Atlanta Falcons.
Satterfield has always been a run-first guy, and if you can stop the run, it gives you a great shot to beat the Cardinals.
Louisville quarterback Malik Cunningham has been hit or miss, and he’ll be missing his two best offensive threats from last season.
The offensive line will have a few new faces as well. It’ll be the first true road game for the Cardinals after opening the season on a neutral field and playing back-to-back home games.
The Cardinals have many question marks and could be ripe for the picking if the Noles don’t beat themselves.