Brohm says Louisville's bye week was used to clean things up, not cover them up

LOUISVILLE, Ky. (WDRB) -- Jeff Brohm didn't waste the bye week relaxing. That's for the offseason, he said.

He did watch football and a good bit of it. Some as a fan but most as a scout. He tweaked his own team's game prep. Sent his assistants out recruiting. Put his players through lighter practices with a heavy emphasis on one thing: fixing what went wrong against James Madison.

And now, two games into a season with high expectations, he's looking for his team's best performance yet, and for something else, too when Bowling Green (2-1) visits Saturday at noon.

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"There were some unexpected things we saw that we didn't have a good answer for," Brohm said Monday. "And didn't respond well to. That's on me."

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