Jeff Brohm and the Louisville Cardinals are excited for the matchup with Notre Dame

Jeff Brohm spoke to the media about this being a revenge game for Notre Dame and how his team has been preparing for the matchup on Saturday.

On Notre Dame and a "revenge game"

Without question when you lose to a certain team one year maybe when you're supposed to win you're going to be prepared and go above and beyond to make sure it doesn't happen again so I'm sure they are going to do that. First off it's a very talented football team; I mean really talented across the board. A lot of great players and they are well coached, the defense has been outstanding, they want to run the ball and use their quarterback as a runner and not turn it over; you know presents challenges. When you face those types of teams you have to find a way to kind of beat them at their game a little bit while still doing what you do well. It will present challenges for us, last year we just played very efficient football, they turned it over a lot which really hurt them. The game was still close for a while until we broke a couple runs that really shifted the momentum to us. With Notre Dame it's important to figure out a way to get a lead and to make them do some things that they're not as comfortable doing and when you do that you can create a little bit of advantage, but until then they are very talented and they are going to challenge you and it's going to be a tough game for us.

On preparing for Notre Dame

Well because the game didn't go the way they wanted to last year, we expect their best. They will be ready to play, and they will be fired up to win this football game. So that's why we have to worry about ourselves, have a great week of practice, and come ready to play. We can't have a lot of mistakes and there's things we have to correct from this past week that we can't do again, in order to keep this game close as long as can and figure out a way to win in the end. So, without question we expect their best and they will be ready to play.

Watch the full press conference here: