CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va. – Louisville coach Bobby Petrino seems to want it all.
The coach in his second tour with the No. 21 Cardinals wants a power running game, an efficient passing game and to see his team shows big-play ability by hitting the occasional deep ball.
That hat trick might be difficult to pull off when Louisville (2-0) plays at Virginia (1-1) on Saturday.
The Cavaliers defense has allowed just 17 points in two games, including the opener against No. 12 UCLA. The Bruins won 28-20 on the strength of three defensive touchdowns before halftime.
Virginia also ranks among the national leaders with nine sacks and nine turnovers.
Both teams are coming off blowout wins against FCS opponents, and the Cavaliers are still playing Greyson Lambert and Matt Johns at quarterback.
