LOUISVILLE Odds: Schedule, Matchups, & Stats

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Louisville Cardinals 367 Louisville 6 - 3
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Louisville Schedule

Date Opp Close Result ATS/OU
Aug 31, 2024 Austin Peay -39.5 / 54.5 Won 62-0 Won / Over
Sep 7, 2024 Jacksonville State -28.5 / 56.5 Won 49-14 Won / Over
Sep 21, 2024 Georgia Tech -9.5 / 56.5 Won 31-19 Won / Under
Sep 28, 2024 @Notre Dame +6.5 / 45 Lost 24-31 Lost / Over
Oct 5, 2024 SMU -6.5 / 55.5 Lost 27-34 Lost / Over
Oct 12, 2024 @Virginia -7.5 / 54 Won 24-20 Lost / Under
Oct 19, 2024 Miami +4 / 60.5 Lost 45-52 Lost / Over
Oct 25, 2024 @Boston College -7 / 53.5 Won 31-27 Lost / Over
Nov 2, 2024 @Clemson +11 / 62.5 Won 33-21 Won / Under
Nov 16, 2024 @Stanford -20 / 57.5 3:30 PM ET
Nov 23, 2024 Pittsburgh - / 12:00 AM ET
Nov 30, 2024 @Kentucky - / 12:00 AM ET

Betting on the Louisville Cardinals

Kentucky has some pretty fierce football fans, both professional and college football. So, it makes sense that Kentuckians are crazy about the Louisville Cardinals. If you are looking to place your bets on the Louisville Cardinals, this is the guide to help you.

The Louisville Cardinals are the college football team from the University of Louisville in Kentucky. The team plays their home games at Cardinal Stadium in Louisville, Kentucky. The Louisville Cardinals compete in the National Collegiate Athletic Association in the Football Bowl Subdivision. The team competes in the Atlantic Coast Conference.

The team played its first season over a hundred years ago, back in 1912. But, the team has not always been competing as due to financial difficulties they were unable to compete in the 1917, 1918, 1919, 1920, and 1921 seasons. The team has earned 8 conference titles as well as one division title in its time.

The Louisville Cardinals have also produced one Heisman Trophy winner in its time. This Heisman Trophy winner is Lamar Jackson who earned the trophy in 2016. At this time, the head coach of the Louisville Cardinals is Scott Satterfield and the athletic director is Vince Tyra.

The team has of course faced some rivalries in their time. These rivalries are with Kentucky, Florida State, Virginia, and Cincinnati.

A wager type you will see fairly often when it comes to betting on college football is a moneyline bet. A moneyline bet asks the person betting to attempt to choose the winner of any given sporting faceoff. Next, you will see an example of what a moneyline bet could look like in practice:

Louisville Cardinals: -114

Kentucky Wildcats: +114

Using this example, the team that seems like it will win is the Louisville Cardinals, according to the team’s odds of -114. These odds illustrate that for every $1 the bettor is hoping to win, they would need to bet $1.14, to wager $114 to earn $100. Also using the odds in this example, the team not likely to win in this sporting matchup is the Kentucky Wildcats with odds of +114. The team’s odds illustrate that for every $1 wagered, the bettor could earn $1.14 and would need to bet $100 to win $114.

Betting in Kentucky

Sports betting in the state of Kentucky is not legal. There is no legal way to bet on in Kentucky at this time. However, there have been many attempts to legalize sports betting in the state, so that could change at some point. The legal gambling age in the state of Kentucky is 18-years-old.