Video: Coordinators, Eveld talk after Louisville loss

NOVEMBER 26, 2011

No football access on Saturday, but I do have a few more videos to post from after Friday's 34-24 loss to Louisville. First, here's defensive coordinator Mark Snyder, whose unit struggled to get off the field on third downs and gave up 14 points in the fourth quarter.

Now offensive coordinator Todd Fitch -- who was in the background during the Snyder interview -- talks about the second-half struggles, Bobby Eveld's play and the bold fourth-down calls that got USF to a 17-3 lead early.

Finally, here's sophomore QB Bobby Eveld, who had decent numbers in just his second career start -- 210 yards and a touchdown, with his only turnover on the final play of the game.

Posted by Greg Auman at 6:12:11 pm on November 26, 2011 in

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