What Louisville football coach Jeff Brohm had to say before Ole Miss game
Summary
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Louisville's inexperienced quarterback played very well in the first fall scrimmage but forced too many vertical throws in the second, making shot selection and ball security Brohm's primary concern against Ole Miss.
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Louisville plans disciplined rush lanes and pressure that keeps Ole Miss quarterback Trinidad Chambliss in the pocket, where the Cardinals can challenge routes without allowing scrambles or extended plays.
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Isaac Brown is healthy and ready after a good camp, and Louisville intends to rotate its deeper running-back room while creating touches for Brown in space.
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Louisville expects to rotate roughly six offensive linemen, with minor injuries affecting the seventh and eighth options, and plans offensive balance to avoid exposing the group to Ole Miss's front through repeated dropbacks.
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Jabari Mack is eligible and will play against Ole Miss, while Kalib Perry has rejoined Louisville but remains ineligible as the staff works through outstanding requirements.
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