Seedy K’s GameCap: Syracuse
One of my daily meditations this past week reminded how we must listen to our bodies. To heed, not ignore, what it is telling us. So, during the zzzzzzzzzzzzer of a second half of U of L’s meh 34-26 win at Syracuse, I didn’t. I found my eyes blinking shut. My head kept wanting to […]
This past week, I found myself struggling to stay awake during the second half of a University of Louisville football game against Syracuse. Despite the score being tied at 34-26, my body demanded rest. As I drifted off to sleep, Louisville managed to score one last touchdown, leaving the game dull and uneventful. Louisville and Syracuse played a rather lackluster match, with both teams failing to impress.
The game was far from exciting, and I can confidently say that it was far from an inappropriate response to this snoozer. Both offenses dominated their opponents' defenses in the opening thirty minutes, with Louisville accumulating 367 yards and Syracuse racking up 302 yards. There were five lead changes in the first half, and Louisville managed to pull ahead three times in the third quarter. By the end of the game, Louisville had moved to a 4-3 record, just above the .500 mark.
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