Can Louisville's linebacker unit elevate their game in 2025? The Cardinals return key players like TJ Quinn and Stanquan Clark, but questions linger about coverage abilities and defensive cohesion. Antonio Watts emerges as a potential breakout star at the "STAR" position, bringing hard-hitting energy to the defense.

Locked On Louisville host Dalton Pence and guest Keith Arutoff break down the linebacker room's strengths and areas for improvement. They analyze the impact of SEC transfer Kalib Perry and discuss how young talents like TJ Capers could contribute. The conversation explores defensive struggles against mobile quarterbacks and dissects concerning stats about pass coverage between the numbers.

Will Ron English's defense take a leap forward? Tune in for expert insights on Louisville's linebacker corps and their critical role in the Cardinals' 2025 campaign.

The Louisville Cardinals might not be done adding to next year's roster, as they're linked to a 2025 international recruit. This episode explores the potential addition of Croatian player Ivan Bogdanovic and its implications for the team's depth. Host Dalton Pence breaks down Bogdanovic's stats, playing style, and how he might fit into Louisville's rotation.

The show also covers 2026 recruiting updates, including Louisville's offer to rising star Colben Landrew and their inclusion in Cole Cloer's top-8 list. Pence analyzes these prospects' skills and potential impact on the program. On the football side, the Cardinals secure another commitment from Florida cornerback Devonte Anderson, with insights from national recruiting analyst Brian Smith on Anderson's versatility and immediate special teams potential.

Uncover the latest Louisville recruiting moves and their potential to shape the program's future. Listen now to stay ahead of the Cardinals' roster developments!

The Louisville Cardinals face a defensive line overhaul in 2025, with key departures creating opportunities for new stars to emerge. Can Clev Lubin, the Coastal Carolina transfer, fill the void left by Ashton Gillotte as the top pass rusher? Wesley Bailey and Micah Carter look to anchor the defensive end spot, while Rene Konga and Jordan Guerad aim for breakout seasons on the interior. Host Dalton Pence breaks down the entire defensive line, from edge rushers to interior tackles, analyzing potential starters and impact players. With a mix of transfers and rising talent, how will Louisville's defensive trenches stack up in the ACC?

Will the offensive line be the unsung hero for Louisville's high-powered offense this season? The Cardinals return four starters up front, providing crucial continuity. Pete Nygra anchors the line at center with All-ACC potential, while Rasheed Miller is set to start at right tackle. Host Dalton Pence and guest Keith Arutoff break down the returning options, incoming transfers, and project the two-deep depth chart. They highlight Naeer Jackson as a potential breakout star at right guard after transferring from FIU. The duo also praises offensive line coach Richard Owens for consistently piecing together effective units despite roster turnover. Can this offensive line group be the key to unlocking Louisville's full potential? Get the full analysis on the Cardinals' offensive trenches in this episode.

ACC football's landscape is shifting. Will Clemson Tigers maintain their dominance, or can Miami Hurricanes or SMU Mustangs challenge for the top spot?

Host Jackson Holzer and guests Isaac Shade and Grayson Singleton break down ESPN's 2025 ACC Football Preview, highlighting key matchups and potential Heisman candidates. The trio debates sleeper teams, with Duke Blue Devils emerging as a dark horse under new coach Manny Diaz. Georgia Tech's Haynes King takes center stage as they discuss his underrated status and Heisman odds. Plus, get the inside scoop on red-hot recruiting battles reshaping ACC powerhouses.

Tune in for expert analysis on Carson Beck's injury impact, FanDuel betting insights, and Syracuse's historic recruiting class that could change the conference's future.

The Louisville Cardinals' tight end position is under the microscope as the team looks to boost production in 2025. Nate Kurisky emerges as the frontrunner, with Jaleel Skinner and Jacob Stewart vying for key roles. The podcast explores potential breakout candidates, including Davon Mitchell's intriguing NFL-caliber potential.

Host Dalton Pence and guest Vince Lococo from the Pink Seats podcast dissect the tight end depth chart, discussing incoming transfers and high school recruits. They analyze the traits needed for early playing time and debate who might surprise fans this season. The conversation touches on Jeff Brohm's offensive strategy and how an improved tight end group could unlock new dimensions in both the passing and running games.

Get the inside scoop on Louisville's tight end battle and how it could reshape the Cardinals' offense. Listen now to gain valuable insights into this pivotal position group!

The Vince Marrow Effect is in full swing for Louisville football recruiting. Top Kentucky prospect Jarvis Strickland commits to the Cardinals, showcasing Marrow's immediate impact. Florida tight end Julius Miles also commits, bringing athleticism and red zone potential. Host Dalton Pence breaks down these key additions and their fit in Jeff Brohm's program. The recruiting fireworks may not be over, with 4-star safety Jayden McGregory set to announce his decision. Plus, Louisville adds depth to its secondary with New Mexico transfer Nigel Williams. Get the inside scoop on Louisville's recruiting momentum - listen now!

Chris Bell's breakout potential takes center stage as Louisville's wide receiver core prepares for the 2025 season. With Jacorey Brooks gone, Bell steps into the spotlight alongside a fully healthy Caullin Lacy. Former Louisville football recruiting assistant Grant Mulligan joins to analyze Bell's development, projecting a 1,000+ yard season with 10+ touchdowns. Lacy's explosive yards-after-catch ability could thrive with Miller Moss's quick release. The battle for WR3 heats up between Dacari Collins, Treyshun Hurry, and Antonio Meeks, each bringing unique skillsets to the Cardinals' offense.