In Brohm's first season last year, while Louisville went 10-4 overall, they dropped their last three games of the season, capped off by a beatdown at the hands of the Trojans. This year, they have the opportunity to pull off the opposite, as they head into the Sun Bowl having won their last two games vs. Pitt and at Kentucky in blowout fashion.

"It's a very active time without question," Louisville coach Jeff Brohm said on a Zoom call to discuss the Sun Bowl. "You're trying to maintain your roster, trying to deal with the open portal situation and make some additions based on subtractions that are already happening through graduation and guys moving on. It makes it busy.

ESPN College GameDay host and Ohio State alum Kirk Herbstreit has always shown impartiality to his rival, to the point where he often has gone out of his way to praise Michigan football. Before, it may have been because he’s worked to be objective and gain the tr

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Fisch could be disappointed at Washington, and perhaps internally he is, but on the outside, he's made it clear that he absolutely sees value for his team in playing in the Sun Bowl — or any non-CFP bowl game for that matter.

The 90th playing of the Tony the Tiger Sun Bowl brings together two teams, Louisville and Washington, who aren't familiar with each other and, for the most part, aren't familiar with El Paso. This will be Washington's fifth appearance in the Sun Bowl but their first since 2002.

Washington head football coach Jedd Fisch spoke with the media after UW learned Sunday it will face Louisville in the Tony the Tiger Sun Bowl on Dec. 31 in El Paso, Texas.