Your From the Pink Seats crew delivers an in-depth breakdown of Louisville's spring football practice and the latest recruiting updates. They discuss the offensive line's progress and injuries, the quarterback competition between Brady Allen and Deuce Adams, and the impact of new wide receivers coach Deion Branch.

Tune in for all the stats, takes, and insights you need!

7:11 – Spring Football: Offensive Line Discussion

11:12 – Defensive Line and Overall Impressions

15:02 – Quarterback Battles: Allen, and Adams

18:12 – Special Teams Focus

20:12 – Wide Receivers and Coach Deion Branch

27:39 – Recruiting News: Joel Ervin Decommits, Kevontay Hugan Commits

41:16 – "What Are You Talking About?"

53:11 – Final Thoughts and Announcements

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