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- OL/RB: One way to evaluate run games in college football is to compare scheme and OL (yards before contact) with RB ability (yards after contact): Further right => Better scheme/OL Further up => Better RB...

- OL/LB: No substitutions on the offensive line again.

- Defense: For those of you making a big deal out of the Brohm/English altercation, it's like someone asked you to tell us that you never played football and were never in the military without telling...

- OL/DL: I understand the sentiment of not getting fully invested again.

- OL: Defense wasn't the ONLY reason we lost but it was the major reason.

- Defense: I don't think he played at all.

- DL: Happens when you don't resign you D Line coach...

- Intel: Jeff completely ignoring fundamentals and discipline like it isn’t just as important as schemes is mind boggling.

- Offense: He meant the letdown feeling is the worst.

- After Louisville's 30-27 loss to Wake Forest, Jeff Brohm said Wake stuffed the Cardinals' early rushing attempts with movement and penetration, while Louisville did not block or play physically enough up front. With quarterback Lincoln's running contained, Louisville leaned on passing; Brohm questioned whether that is currently the offense's strength, not an announced quarterback change. - Brohm said Louisville's penalties persisted against Wake Forest despite the staff already addressing them in detail. He said he must find another way to correct the problem this week; he did not specify a new discipline measure or say the issue is fixed. - After Wake Forest's big passing plays, Brohm called Louisville's pass defense poor and said its 2026 coverage has not eliminated deep gains the way it did last year. He said the staff will re-examine its approach, but did not announce a coverage or safety-lineup change. - Brohm identified Louisville's defensive interior as a weakness after the Wake Forest loss, citing edges getting knocked out and insufficient firmness against counters and inside zone. Those are his postgame run-fit concerns, not a confirmed personnel or scheme change. - Brohm said Nick is Louisville's long-field-goal kicker and was used for distance against Wake Forest after making kicks from 60-plus yards in practice. He said the lower trajectory requires firm protection and Wake blocked that attempt; he separated it from Carson's missed kick. The transcript does not provide either kicker's surname or announce a new everyday kicker.

- LB: LB Stanquan Clark: "Some of the penalty calls were questionable, but we can't make it close at all."

- Defense: The Louisville red zone defense comes up with the stop!

- WR: Clayton is probably going to be available sooner than later

- OL: Going to be interesting to see where we put Spike when he comes back.

- – For the second straight week, NC State football took home ACC weekly honors as Teague Andersen was named the conference Offensive Lineman of the Week after helping lead the Wolfpack to its second win of the season. - The Lehi, Utah, native graded out at a team-high 92.77%, tallied five pancake blocks and six Raleigh Railroads against the Mountaineers.

- DB: Brohm says he's "not super optimistic" on getting safety Koen Entringer back for the game at NC State.

- Defense: We'll once again have the final grades later this week, but I wanted to pass along the initial grades after last night.