Cards stay put in Coaches Poll
Bobby Petrino
Bobby Petrino

Posted Oct 2, 2005


Despite Louisville's dominating 61-10 win over visiting Florida Atlantic on Saturday, the 3-1 Cardinals remained No. 22 in the latest USA Today/Coaches Top 25 poll. The Cardinals improved one spot in the latest Associated Press Top 25 poll.

Despite posting 608 yards of offense and giving up just 202 on defense in their 61-10 win over visiting Florida Atlantic on Saturday afternoon, the Louisville Cardinals failed to budge from the No. 22 spot of a week ago.

Louisville (3-1) continues to be the only BIG EAST Conference member in the polls, while West Virginia, who suffered their first loss of the season on Saturday against No. 3 Virginia Tech, remains among the others receiving votes.

New to the poll this week are No. 18 Penn State (5-0) and No. 24 Michigan (3-2). Minnesota and Purdue dropped from the rankings.

Two programs entered an updated top ten, which is once again led by USC, Texas and Virginia Tech. Georgia, Florida State, Ohio State, Tennessee, Miami, California and Alabama round out the top ten.

USA Today/Coaches Top 25

Louisville's homecoming win did help the program climb one spot in the newest Associated Press Top 25 poll, claiming the No. 23 ranking this week.

Louisville will return to action on Saturday, October 8 when it hosts North Carolina.


NCAA Statistical Standings

Category        Rank    Stat   SH
Total Offense:     7  510.50    7
Rushing Offense:  27  191.00   24
Passing Offense:  12  319.50    8
Pass Efficiency:   6  169.48    2
Scoring Offense:  10   42.25    7
Total Defense:    34  325.25   34
Rushing Defense:  18   88.75    5
Pass Defense:     68  236.50   68
Pass EfficiencyD: 79  132.25   77
Scoring Defense:  66   26.50   66
Net Punting:     105   29.82  102
Punt Return:      50    9.75   50
Kick Return:      92   18.53   78
Turnover Margain: 12    1.25    3
Sacks:             2    5.00    1
Tackles For Loss:  8    9.25    4

SH = Season High

Individual (top 25)
Rushing: 9th, Michael Bush (117.50)
Passing Efficiency: 8th, Brian Brohm (167.32)
Receiving Yards/Game: 7th, Mario Urrutia (111.50)
Scoring: 1st, Michael Bush (13.5)
All-Purpose Runners: 23rd, Michael Bush (146.00)
Sacks: 1st, Elvis Dumervil (2.75)
Tackles For Loss: 1st, Elvis Dumervil (3.25)
Forced Fumbles: 1st, Elvis Dumervil (1.25)



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