The Louisville Cardinals are not off to a hot start this season.
The first Saturday of the college football season is usually a happy occasion, as it’s the start of a new season and anything is possible. We saw Northwestern upset a ranked Stanford team and drama that carried over from the games that started earlier in the week. But not all seasons can get off to a hot start, but not all starts can be as painfully bad as how Louisville started their season.
Lamar Jackson’s first pass of the season, less than 20-seconds into the new season, was perhaps the easiest interception that an Auburn defensive back will catch all season long.
Just watch, it’s worse than you could even imagine.
It’s harder to catch an interception in training camp than it was to catch whatever the hell kind of pass you want to all that from Jackson.
It’s not like Jackson was trying to throw the ball away — it was just a painfully bad throw. If this is how you’re going to start your season, you’re almost better off packing it up and just waiving the white flag.
Stick to basketball and Papa John’s, Louisville.