But in the eyes of Heisman voters, Couch will get his first real test at Florida on Sept. 26. Then it's back on the road for UK, which travels to Arkansas before returning home to play South Carolina. As for Louisville, a date at Utah, in brand-new Rice Stadium, is Saturday. Then it's off to Illinois, the only team the Cardinals beat last season. Louisville's next home game comes Sept. 26 against Boston College.
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Rick McFadden Rearview mirror might have helped Kentucky quarterback Tim Couch and the Wildcats made the Louisville Cardinals look like under-age drivers in the fast lane last Saturday at Papa John's Cardinal Stadium. L coach John L. Smith told the Cards to toss away their rearview mirrors and forget about last season's 1-10 debacle. But maybe it is not a bad idea to use a rear-view mirror, and I am quite sure U of L's defensive backs would agree. But the 68-34 pounding the Wildcats gave the Cards speaks for itself, so I won't reopen any more wounds. With that in mind, let's attempt to heal the problem.