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Louisville Football: SOS Revisited after Game 9 - #26
Current Louisville SOS: #26
SOS before the WVU Game Saturday: #32
3 Games Left to affect SOS: (Louisville Sagarin: #88)
Syracuse: #93
USF: #22
Rutgers: #54
Louisville's highest SOS ever was 2006 at #26.
I have been saying for several weeks now, that 2009 could be our highest SOS ever in Louisville Football history. We may set a SOS record this season!
We are on track in 2009, to perhaps break our record of a 2006 #26 SOS to end the season. The better all the rest of the teams we have already played this year do, the more the SOS will go up as well.
GO CARDS!
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