The sixth-ranked Louisville Cardinals will make the trip to over to Lexington and to legendary Rupp Arena where they will take on their in-state rivals, the 18th-ranked Kentucky Wildcats in a matchup of the last two national champions.
The San Francisco 49ers guaranteed themselves a spot in the postseason with a win last week over the Atlanta Falcons, but they’ll try and improve their positioning this weekend with a victory over the Arizona Cardinals.
I think that Louisville might be the lowest ranked one-loss “major conference” team in history with an #18 next to their name heading into this one.
Cardinals Look to Keep Playoff Hopes Alive – Visit Seattle in Week 16
The Arizona Cardinals have thrust themselves back into the NFC playoff picture with their recent 6-1 stretch but face the unenviable task of travelling to the Pacific Northwest this week to keep the dream alive.
The Tennessee Titans are looking to steer clear of a five-game home losing skid, when they host the surging Arizona Cardinals whose only loss in the past two months was at Philadelphia on Dec. 1.
The fact that neither of these teams are at the top of the American Athletic Conference standings right now says a lot about the depth of the league in their first year as this league could easily finish the regular season with three teams with double digit win totals.
The Philadelphia Eagles host the Arizona Cardinals in a battle of the birds on Sunday.
Bruce Arians will get a look at his old team when the Indianapolis Colts arrive in Phoenix on Sunday to take on the Arizona Cardinals.
The 21st-ranked Louisville Cardinals look to continue their quest for retribution after their loss to Central Florida when they host the Memphis Tigers in a showdown matchup in The American.
If the Arizona Cardinals were in almost any other division they would probably still be in the playoff race. However, being 5-4 in the NFC West put them in third place, hoping that the San Francisco 49ers slide a just a little further back.
When the Conference USA teams joined the American Athletic it was supposed to make it a pretty diluted league this season – but I doubt Louisville is thinking that right now. They have already been beaten once by former CUSA champ in Central Florida and if they are not careful another one, Houston, will beat them up too.
Northern Illinois will look to extend the nation’s longest home winning streak, having won 24 in a row at Huskie Stadium, when they host the Ball State Owls on Wednesday night in DeKalb.
Arizona will exit its bye week on high note looking to climb back over .500 with a win over the visiting Houston Texans, who will be without their head coach on Sunday.
Louisville has fallen pretty far off the national radar since losing to UCF a few weeks back. This week they travel to a winless UConn team – yes I was surprised by that too as this is usually a middle of the pack program.
Forgetting how the final out was recorded the Red Sox did it again using one big blast to decide the game yesterday, in this case it was a three run homer off the bat of not even supposed to be in there Johnny Gomes – talk about building a legend.
The Boston Red Sox lost Game 3 under very controversial circumstances and now have to find a way to get momentum back on their side in a hurry with Game 4 on deck, and the St. Louis Cardinals ready to take a stranglehold on the Series.
