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In his third season of Take Two of Louisville, Bobby Petrino has the Cardinals right where he wants them. Almost.The 19th-ranked Cardinals open the season at home Thursday night at Papa Johns Stadium but the road brings bigger tests very soon, namely a Sept. 17 date with No. 4 Florida State and, two weeks later, a close-up with second-ranked Clemson.Now its time to cut it loose, Petrino said Monday. Youre working hard and you get tired of going against the same guy every day in practice. And once in a while we get a little testy about it.The Cardinals turn it loose Thursday (7 p.m. ET) against Charlotte, which went 2-10 last season. The 49ers are a 40-point underdog (39.5 as of Monday afternoon) and growing pains are expected in just the second season for the program at the FBS level. The football program is only five years old.Charlottes offense should be improved with Miami (Fla.) transfer Kevin Olsen at quarterback. Nine offensive starters return, however, offensive line play was a recurring issue in 2015, and Louisville brings relentless edge pressure.While Petrino feels he knows his team far better this season than he did in his first two years since returning to Louisville, not everyone has a firm grip on what the Cardinals will showcase this week. Petrino said he left the depth chart to sports information director Rocco Gasparro and told media not to read much into it.We still practice (Tuesday), Petrino said. Weve got a lot of work to do. Weve got guys that we have to see that theyre full speed ready to go.As expectations go, the headliner is sophomore quarterback Lamar Jackson, who set a Music City Bowl record for total yards -- 227 passing, 226 rushing -- after guiding Louisville to a comeback win over Kentucky in the regular-season finale. Jackson is just one part of a loaded backfield that helped Petrinos offense hum late last season.Petrino was relentless in fall camp and players said his expectations are clear -- its time to measure up to the Seminoles and Tigers, the teams most expect to compete for the Atlantic Coast Conference crown and national title this season.Defense will dictate how soon that tale of the tape equals out for Louisville.Four players on that side of the ball weighed entering the NFL draft. Each returned, led by linebackers Keith Kelsey and Devonte Fields. Louisville did subtract defensive tackle Sheldon Rankins, the powerful and hyperactive interior rusher, but Petrino and defensive coordinator Todd Grantham are high on DeAngelo Brown as a good bet to ease the pain of that loss.A fast start, this week and in September as a whole, might tell the tale of the Louisville season.A year ago we had a tough start to the season, Petrino said. We were playing a bunch of young guys. 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Duquesne senior linebacker Christian Kuntz was named Defensive Player of the Year for the second consecutive season while running back A.J. Hines was selected as Offensive Rookie of the Year. Robert Morris linebacker Gee Stanley took home the Defensive Rookie of the Year award.Lewis led the FCS in receiving yards (1,349) and ranked in the top 20 in touchdown catches (10) and receptions (69) to help the Red Flash win the NEC title for the first time. Kuntz had a career-high 11 1/2 sacks and 24 tackles for loss, both tying for the second-most in the FCS.Hines finished sixth in the FCS with 1,291 rushing yards and tied for 10th with 13 TDs on the ground. Stanley amassed 8 1/2 sacks for the second-most by an FCS rookie in 2016.Saint Francis had a league-high eight spots on the All-NEC first team while co-champion Duquesne earned the most overall selections (13).---=NORTHEAST CONFERENCE POSTSEASON AWARDS=OFFENSIVE PLAYER OF THE YEAR -- Kamron Lewis, WR, Saint FrancisDEFENSIVE PLAYER OF THE YEAR -- Christian Kuntz, LB, DuquesneOFFENSIVE ROOKIE OF THE YEAR -- A.ddddddddddddJ. Hines, RB, DuquesneDEFENSIVE ROOKIE OF THE YEAR -- Gee Stanley, LB, Robert MorrisCOACH OF THE YEAR -- Chris Villarrial, Saint FrancisALL-NEC FIRST TEAMOFFENSEQB -- Dillon Buechel, Duquesne, Sr.RB -- Marcus Bagley, Saint Francis, Jr.RB -- A.J. Hines, Duquesne, Fr.WR -- Wayne Capers, Duquesne, Sr.WR -- Kamron Lewis, Saint Francis, So.WR -- Blair Roberts, Duquesne, Sr.TE/HB -- Ryan Owens, Wagner, Sr.OL -- Matt Diaz, Wagner, Sr.OL -- Sam Freireich, Saint Francis, Jr.OL -- Ben Huss, Duquesne, Jr.OL -- Jimmy Marks, Saint Francis, Sr.OL -- Shane McQuillan, Central Connecticut, Sr.DEFENSEDL -- Jordan Baskerville, Wagner, Jr.DL -- Ryan Lewis, Robert Morris, Sr.DL -- Wesley Nagaseu, Saint Francis, Sr.DL -- Marquise Watson, Bryant, Sr.LB -- Christian Kuntz, Duquesne, Sr.LB -- Randall Laguerre, Central Connecticut, Jr.LB -- Solomon Leaeno, Saint Francis, Sr.LB -- Nathan Stone, Duquesne, Jr.DB -- Marcelis Branch, Robert Morris, Sr.DB -- Lorenzo Jerome, Saint Francis, Sr.DB -- Tim Hayes, Wagner, Sr.DB -- Charles Wingate, Bryant, Sr.SPECIAL TEAMSPK -- James Cooper, Wagner, Sr.P -- Ed Groth, Central Connecticut, Sr.RS -- Lorenzo Jerome, Saint Francis, Sr. ' ' '