Louisville concludes the regular season by hosting in-state rival Kentucky on Saturday, Nov. 29, with kickoff set for Noon at L&N Stadium. The game will be televised live on the ACC Network. This marks the 11th time the match-up has served as the season finale.

It’s hard to believe that there have been 30 games between Louisville and Kentucky since the rivalry was revived in 1994. Take a big gulp out of your commemorative “Big Game” cup from McDonald’s and enjoy the definitive ranking of all 30 modern contests between the Cards and the Cats.

For the University of Louisville football team, the stars have gone missing one by one, like candles flickering out in a November wind. No, wait. Like leaves falling in an

Offensively, Kentucky is far from the best team Louisville will have faced all year, as their 359.4 yards and 25.1 points per game rank 87th and 82nd, respectively, in the FBS. But someone who give the Wildcats some potential and long term promise on that side of the ball is quarterback Cutter Boley.

As Louisville prepares to wrap up its regular season Saturday afternoon at home against archrival Kentucky, the Cardinals will continue their fight against injuries.