Louisville Football under Scott Satterfield regressed 3.6 ppg from 2019 to 2020. We’ll evaluate over the summer the statistical explanations why the Cards had that reduction.

2004 Louisville Football remains the highest scoring team in school history at 49.8 ppg. Satterfield’s team in 2019 with 33.1 ppg is the 3rd highest scoring non-Petrino coached team in UofL Football history (John L in 1998, 37.0 ppg and Charlie Strong in 2013 were higher 35.2 ppg). In 2020 however, UofL dipped 29.5 ppg.

No team in college football from 2020-2014 scored more than the 2004 team’s 49.8 ppg total.

Scoring Offense
149.8, 1st (2004 Petrino)
243.4, 3rd (2005 Petrino)
342.5, 6th (2016 Petrino)
438.1, 11th (2017 Petrino)
537.8, 3rd (2006 Petrino)
635.2, 11th (2003 Petrino)
635.2, 25th (2013 Strong)
833.1, 30th (2019 Satterfield)
931.7, 36th (2007 Krag)
1031.2, 50th (2012 Strong)
1131.2, 53rd (2014 Petrino)
1229.5, 55th (2020 Satterfield)
1328.7, 65th (2015 Petrino)
1426.4, 63rd (2010 Strong)
1524.7, 66th (2008 Krag)
1621.9, 98th (2011 Strong)
1719.8, 122nd (2018 Petrino)
1818.1, 111th (2009 Krag)
Since 2003

Louisville did score 63 points in a single half and also scored 100 points in that game to beat Washington, TN on October 18, 1913. 14 Touchdowns that day.

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