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Message: [QUOTE="Rob Felts, post: 1873122, member: 5972"] From a UofL fan perspective, I agree with you, it did look suspicious. However, I really think it was because the dome was very humid and hot (I think someone said the heat index with humidity was around 92 degrees. Plus, the Louisville Defense were not used to the tempo and staying in so many plays. Remember, Louisville normally has time to sub on D, but because there is not enough time, you have Defensive players that may have played 2-3 times as much or spurts longer than they normally do, due to the Syracuse no huddle. So, we are conditioned but not the D-Linemen who are not used to staying in 4 or 8 or 12 plays in a row at a fast speed. I really don't think Petrino or Grantham would pull something like that. Plus, a couple of the cramps happened when we were up 3 or 4 TDs. [/QUOTE]