5 takeaways from Louisville football coach Jeff Brohm's pre-SMU press conference
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Jeff Brohm wants consequences for Louisville's repeated discipline problems, especially avoidable 15-yard penalties. The Cardinals had 16 penalties for 172 yards through two games, including seven for 90 against Villanova. Cleaning up post-whistle fouls, unnecessary blocks and hands-to-the-face errors is a priority before SMU.
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Marquise Davis led Louisville with seven carries for 76 yards and two touchdowns against Villanova after not playing against Ole Miss. Brohm praised his continued work and response to the opportunity. He adds another option alongside Isaac Brown, Keyyjuan Brown and Braxton Jennings, but no larger workload or new backfield order was confirmed.
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Louisville is using starters on special teams and treating effort, execution and avoiding penalties as conditions for keeping those roles. Brohm sees the kicking, coverage and return units as possible separators against SMU; the article reports consistent kicking through two games but no specialist change.
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