​Video:Transcript: JEFF BROHM: Good afternoon. Definitely looking forward to getting this season started. It’s right around the corner, that time of the year, the summer, where people are ready for football to get going.AdvertisementAdvertisementAdvertisementRight now I like our football team. I think they worked really hard, they prepared. We’ve tried to identify some things to work on this off-season that we have not been great at in the past couple years, and we’re focusing on those. To this point, I like where we’re at.I think for us, we’re one of a few teams that play 11 Power Four teams in our schedule. We’re looking forward to that. We think that’s what college football’s all about. We open up with Ole Miss in Nashville on a Sunday night in game one, which will be a great test for our team to play a team that won 13 games, has a top quarterback coming back, a top running back. That will challenge our football team. Definitely what fans want to see, players and coaches want to prepare for.I think we have a great conference. A lot of parity in our league. Without question, Miami did a tremendous job last year being one play away from winning the title. I definitely believe there’s great parity in the league and you have to come ready to play, bring your best every week. We’re looking forward to getting that going this season, and we’re excited about our football team.THE MODERATOR: Your first question…AdvertisementAdvertisementAdvertisementQ. The Louisville Cardinals in your time there have had nine or more wins in each of the last three seasons. It’s hard to sustain winning. What are some of those things you’ve implemented that have survived the test of change with players coming in and out? Why does Louisville continue to have success?JEFF BROHM: Well, I think you have to be willing to adapt and willing to change every year and try to improve your football team no matter what it takes, whether it’s young freshmen, transfers, whether it’s retaining a lot of players on your football team. You have to have enough knowledge in your coaching staff to identify that. You have to have the resources to go out and get the best team you possibly can.From there, you’ve got to coach and build a team. You got to get guys that are hungry, that want to work, they’re willing to compete. I think for us, we have had success in the past three years winning big football games. I think we know how to be aggressive and how we attack things. I think our players and coaches respond against good opponents and step up to the challenge, which is not easy to do.At the same time, we’ve got to be able to be consistent every week and play to that level and win close games. That’s always a great challenge. But when you play good football teams, you’ve got to win in the small areas and you’ve got to make more plays than they do and you have to coach well.AdvertisementAdvertisementAdvertisementQ. What excites you the most about t