College basketball has become a sport of introductions.
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Louisville’s 71-52 loss to Michigan in the Sweet 16 was not complicated. It was, as Jeff Walz said, their worst performance of the year, delivered on the sport’s biggest stage.
In a sport now ruled by open wallets and revolving doors, Louisville has committed a small act of rebellion.
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For the Louisville women's basketball team, finishing had become less a skill than a séance.
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Louisville knew it was going to be home for the opening weekend of the NCAA Tournament. Now, the Cardinals know the next step in front of them.
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Imari Berry came off the bench Saturday afternoon the way a spark comes off a match.
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Imari Berry scored 33 points and No. 9 Louisville rallied from a 13-point second-half deficit to beat North Carolina State 88-80 in overtime for its 11th consecutive victory.
The No. 22 Louisville women’s basketball team went in Sunday as a theory. It left as a result.
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Laura Ziegler had 17 points, Elif Istanbulluoglu scored 16 and No. 22 Louisville shut out 12th-ranked North Carolina in overtime, winning 76-66 in the Tar Heels’ Atlantic Coast Conference opener.
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The Cardinals raced out to lead 30-6 after one quarter and 58-13 at halftime against Bellarmine.