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It has been a long season for Louisville and they are already looking towards next year. One problem though -- they don't have enough games scheduled for 2008 (or 2009 for that matter). How did this happen? The Cardinals are blaming Duke.It seems that Duke backed out of their four-game series with Louisville and the defending Big East champ cannot find replacement games. These sorts of schedule challenges happen all the time. However, it is very rare that it goes to court.
Maybe Duke is doing Louisville a favor. This season has been a disaster. 2008 should represent a fresh start. The last thing Steve Kragthorpe and company need is a pesky Duke team to hand them another embarrassing loss.
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