Louisville OC Brian Brohm embraces role as play-caller amid winning streak
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Nov 4, 2026, 10:09 AM
Last updated Nov 4, 2026

Brian Brohm has stepped into the role of play-caller for the Louisville Cardinals, following a transition from his brother, head coach Jeff Brohm. Since taking on the responsibility, the Cardinals have achieved a three-game winning streak, averaging 43.3 points per game. Louisville’s offense has seen increased productivity, with standout performances from players like Isaac Brown and Tre Richardson. The Cardinals will face Georgia Tech on November 7, aiming to extend their success against a struggling defense.
- •Brian Brohm officially became Louisville’s play-caller last month.
- •The Cardinals have averaged 43.3 points over their last three games.
- •Louisville ranks fifth nationally in scoring at 40.4 points per game.
- •The team will play Georgia Tech on November 7.
- •Louisville has a strong record of big plays, ranking second in the country.
- 10:09 AMYahoo Sports — Louisville football OC Brian Brohm finds rhythm in new role as play-caller
"Louisville OC Brian Brohm has been patient in waiting for his opportunity to be a play-caller. When the time came, he was hesitant but ready.
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