By Derek DeBurger No. 22 Louisville out-paces the New Hampshire Wildcats for another no-doubt victory. Benches cleared Louisville put their foot down right out of the gate and never lifted it. The Cards went on a 35-4 run from the opening tip to the be…
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By Derek DeBurger No. 23 Louisville beat the Bellarmine Knights to sweep the Louisville MTE. From the jump Contrary to how much of the season has gone, the Cards jumped all over the Knights from the opening tip. Mackenly Randolph hit the first two shot…
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By Derek DeBurger No. 23 Louisville runs away from the ETSU Buccaneers with a 33-point win. Wait for it Louisville and ETSU started off the game like a backyard brawl, going back-and-forth. The biggest leads of the quarter came after two three-pointers…
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By Derek DeBurger No. 23 Louisville overpowers the Eastern Illinois Panthers to a victory in the opening game of the Louisville MTE. Lapping Louisville got on the board first, but the Panthers kept pace. With each bucket the Cards scored, Eastern Illin…
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By Jocelyn Scurlock No. 21 Louisville fell to the No. 20 Kentucky Wildcats in the Battle of the Bluegrass. This is the second consecutive loss to Kentucky after seven straight victories previously. Old habits Louisville found themselves down 7-0 early …
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By Derek DeBurger No. 21 Louisville cruised to an easy victory over the Morehead State Eagles. On sight The Cards wasted no time at all getting going Wednesday night, bucking their season trend thus far. After falling behind 7-6, Louisville went on a 1…
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By Derek DeBurger No. 22 Louisville battled through a physical affair to defeat the Clemson Tigers on the road in Littlejohn Coliseum. This again Louisville got off on the wrong foot Sunday. After giving up the first bucket of the game, the Cards found…
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By Derek DeBurger No. 22 Louisville escaped with a win at home against the Colorado Buffaloes. Again… The Cards started Wednesday’s game with a hitch in their step. After forcing a shot-clock violation on Colorado’s first possession, Louisville could…
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By Derek DeBurger No. 20 Louisville shook off another slow start to get their first win of the season against the Northern Kentucky Norse. Still rusty Louisville won the opening tip and scored almost immediately. But this ease would die down quickly. A…
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By Jocelyn Scurlock No. 20 Louisville opened their season Tuesday night with a loss against the reigning national champion No. 1 UConn Huskies. Rough to say the least Louisville got out to a rough start, allowing UConn to get out to an 8-0 lead. Tajian…
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By The Louisville Cardinal Staff Floyd St. is, and always has been, bustling with star power. From the dynamic action of Lamar Jackson to the ridiculousness of Russ Smith, Louisville athletics has always been the show in town. But it’s the coaches that are the one constant in their respective sports, acting as ambassadors and
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By Josie Simpson Despite a tough fight, Louisville fell well short against the TCU Horned Frogs in the second round of the NCAA tournament. Started fast… TCU started strong, winning the tip-off, but Jayda Curry quickly forced a turnover on Haley Van Lith and scored a layup. Van Lith turned the ball over a second
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By Josie Simpson After beating the Nebraska, Louisville is set to face the No. 2 seeded TCU Horned Frogs in the second round of the NCAA tournament. The Tri-Star State The Horned Frogs are star driven, and everything starts with former Louisville star Hailey Van Lith. Van Lith leads TCU with 17.7 points and 5.4
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By Josie Simpson Louisville advanced in the NCAA Tournament after a hard-fought win against the Nebraska Cornhuskers. Hard to come by Louisville won the tip-off, but Nebraska’s Alexis Markowski quickly grabbed a defensive rebound and found Britt Prince for an early three-pointer. Olivia Cochran answered with a layup, then both teams traded baskets through the
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By Josie Simpson The No. 7 Louisville Cardinals and No. 10 Nebraska Cornhuskers will square off in the first round of the NCAA Tournament. Musical chairs Nebraska’s offense is little more than a two-woman game. Alexis Markowski leads the charge with 16.5 points and 7.9 rebounds per game while shooting 47.8% from the field. She
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