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Louisville vs. Opponents


Louisville Cardinals
University of Louisville
 Louisville, KY
Founded: 1798
Stadium: Papa Johns Cardinal Stadium
Capacity: 42,000
Colors: Red & Black
Coach:
Conference: Atlantic Coast-

Team Home Summary  Coaches Games by Year Opponents Rankings Bowls Conference

  
Select Opponent 
      
  
  
 Date   Opponent   Score    
 9/24/2016 (Sat)  @  Marshall   W 59-28     
 10/1/2011 (Sat)  vs.  Marshall   L 13-17     
 12/18/2002 (Wed)    Marshall   L 15-38     GMAC Bowl @ Mobile, AL
 12/23/1998 (Wed)    Marshall   L 29-48     Motor City Bowl @ Pontiac, MI
 10/10/1987 (Sat)  vs.  Marshall   L 31-34     
 10/3/1981 (Sat)  vs.  Marshall   W 36-0     
 10/29/1977 (Sat)  @  Marshall   W 56-0     
 10/17/1970 (Sat)  @  Marshall   W 16-14     
 10/18/1969 (Sat)  vs.  Marshall   W 34-17     
 10/19/1968 (Sat)  @  Marshall   W 13-10     
 10/21/1967 (Sat)  vs.  Marshall   W 43-7     
 10/22/1966 (Sat)  @  Marshall   W 35-15     
 10/23/1965 (Sat)  vs.  Marshall   W 23-7     
 10/24/1964 (Sat)  @  Marshall   L 6-28     
 10/26/1963 (Sat)  vs.  Marshall   W 27-14     
 9/29/1962 (Sat)  @  Marshall   W 18-0     
 9/30/1961 (Sat)  vs.  Marshall   W 32-6     
 10/29/1960 (Sat)  @  Marshall   W 7-0     
 10/31/1959 (Sat)  vs.  Marshall   W 48-6     
 9/24/1932 (Sat)  @  Marshall   L 0-66     
 11/15/1930 (Sat)  @  Marshall   W 13-12     
 10/26/1929 (Sat)  @  Marshall   L 6-25     
 11/24/1928 (Sat)  vs.  Marshall   L 0-13     
 10/22/1927 (Sat)  @  Marshall   L 6-37     
 11/20/1926 (Sat)  vs.  Marshall   W 27-3     
 11/26/1925 (Thu)  @  Marshall   W 7-2     
 11/27/1924 (Thu)  @  Marshall   L 6-16     
 11/30/1922 (Thu)  @  Marshall   L 7-21     
 11/26/1921 (Sat)  @  Marshall   L 0-14     


Louisville has won 17  and scored 613 points
Marshall has won 12  and scored 498 points
with 0  being tied





# Forfeit       * Conference Game
Some records may be incomplete.



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