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Will the Louisville Cardinals Go Undefeated in 2013?

Can Charlie Strong lead Louisville to a perfect season in 2013?

Thanks to a win over Florida in the Sugar Bowl, Louisville entered the offseason with momentum for its final season in the Big East/American Athletic Conference.

The Cardinals return a Heisman Trophy candidate in quarterback Teddy Bridgewater and one of the nation’s best receiving corps. The offensive line is a question mark, as center Mario Benavides and left tackle Alex Kupper must be replaced.

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5 Greatest Moments in Louisville Cardinals Football History

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5 Greatest Moments in Louisville Cardinals Football History

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10 Greatest Louisville Cardinals Players (since 1967)

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Who are the greatest Lousiville Cardinals of the Athlon Sports Era?

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10 Teams That May End the SEC's National Title Streak in 2013

Can Ohio State and Braxton Miller end the SEC's title run?

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Sure, there’s the same questions every year -- is my team’s defense really good or is the offense really bad, or vice versa. But there’s also plenty of news and notes.

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Which Team is Louisville's Biggest Challenger in the Big East for 2013?

Can anyone beat Louisville and quarterback Teddy Bridgewater in 2013?

Louisville is a heavy favorite to win the Big East/American Athletic Conference in 2013. With quarterback Teddy Bridgewater returning, along with one of the conference’s best defenses, the Cardinals have a good opportunity to finish the season with a perfect 12-0 mark.

While Louisville is a clear No. 1, there’s a lot of debate about which team should be projected to finish second.

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Ranking the Big East's Running Backs for 2013

Can Rutgers' Savon Huggins finally have a breakout season?

The Big East doesn’t have many household names returning at running back for 2013.

Houston’s Charles Sims is one of the best all-around backs in college football and leads the way for the Big East in 2013. Joining Sims atop the rankings is UCF’s Storm Johnson, Connecticut’s Lyle McCombs and Rutgers’ Savon Huggins. McCombs had a disappointing 2012 season but should top 1,000 yards in 2013.

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Ranking the Big East's Quarterbacks for 2013

Teddy Bridgewater ranks as the No. 1 quarterback in the Big East for 2013.

With all of the teams coming and going in the Big East, the conference is clearly one in transition for 2013.

Louisville’s Teddy Bridgewater is clearly the No. 1 quarterback in the Big East for 2013 and should be one of college football’s top 10 Heisman contenders. After Bridgewater, there’s a drop-off to the No. 2 option.

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Ranking the Big East's College Football Coaches for 2013

Louisville's Charlie Strong ranks as the No. 1 coach in the Big East for 2013.

Coaching is one of the driving forces in building a national championship team or program. No matter how much talent a program has, it can’t win a national title if the coaching is questionable.

Considering how important coaches are to teams or even making preseason predictions, Athlon is taking a look at how each conference stacks up with its head coach rankings for 2013.

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