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Sept. 19, 2005

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• Head Coach Bobby Petrino
• Senior DE Elvis Dumervil
• Sophomore WR Harry Douglas
• Sophomore QB Brian Brohm

LOUISVILLE, Ky. - Louisville football head coach Bobby Petrino, senior defensive end Elvis Dumervil, sophomore wide receiver Harry Douglas and sophomore quarterback Brian Brohm met with members of the media on Monday to review U of L's 63-27 win over Oregon State last Saturday. The Cardinal coach and players also previewed the Cards upcoming BIG EAST Conference opener at South Florida.

The Cards and Bulls are set to kick off on Saturday at 6:45 p.m. ET at Raymond James Stadium and the game will be televised nationally by ESPNU.

Following the USF game, the Cards will return to Papa John's Cardinal Stadium for their Homecoming game against Florida Atlantic on Oct. 1 at noon ET.

Cards Ranked Eighth, Ninth in the Nation: Following last week's dominating win over Pac-10 Conference foe Oregon State, U of L jumped two spots to eighth in the latest USA Today Coaches Poll and to ninth in the AP Poll released on Sunday.

GAME FACTS - USF (2-1) at Louisville (2-0)
Date: Saturday, September 24, 2005
Time: 6:45 p.m. ET
Site: Raymond James Stadium, Tampa, Fla. (65,000)
TV: ESPNU will televise the game live
Radio: Paul Rogers and Craig Swabeck will call all the action and Doug Ormay will report from the sidelines on WHAS (840 AM)
Also: SIRIUS Satelitte Radio, Ch. 125
Polls: Louisville is ranked eighth in the USA Today Coaches Poll and ninth in the AP Poll
Series Info: The Cardinals and Bulls are meeting for the third time in school history...Louisville lost its only previous meeting at USF, 30-27 in double-overtime at Raymond James Stadium in 2003...Michael Bush has scored two rushing touchdowns and thrown for a score in two career games versus USF...Louisville held USF to 3-of-21 passing last year's 41-9 win over the Bulls at Papa John's Cardinal Stadium.