The Cardinals are bringing back 15 starters and 27 lettermen from the 2023 season.
LOUISVILLE, Ky. - Heading into the 2024 season, the Louisville football program certainly isn't short on quality experience.
He believes that with these players having another year in their respective systems, it will allow them to flourish in 2024 since there will not be an on-field learning curve. Offensive lineman Michael Gonzalez and safety Devin Neal, both of whom were named Third-Team All-ACC, are returning. So is the Cardinals' leading tackler in linebacker T.J. Quinn. Projected starters such as wide receiver Chris Bell, running back Maurice Turner and defensive tackle Dezmond Tell are also running it back.
"I feel like coach just feels confident to use any play call in the book," Gonzalez said during media day. "It's on us as an offense to go out there and execute it. So it's whatever coach calls up, and we go out there and we do it.
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