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The cruelest thing about March is not that it ends your season. It's that it ends your team.
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The hamburgers worked. And more importantly, Louisville basketball is working again.
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Louisville coach Pat Kelsey praised Pryor's attitude after the game.
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Monday, they were flatter than a soda left out overnight. Saturday, they brought the fizz.
There were some basketball pundits (and by “some,” I mean me) who said before this season that Louisville was likely to go as far as freshman Mikel Brown and sophomore Khani Rooths would take them.
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Back for his sophomore season, Khani Rooths is listed at 6-foot-10 on the roster.
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If you believe in good starts, then the way the University of Louisville began its season Monday night against South Carolina State portends good things.
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In ACC action, Louisville is 97 for 260 from distance, a formidable 37.3%.
If this were mid-March, instead of the second day of December, Pat Kelsey's team would be safely in the NCAA Tournament field
After 13-19 followed by 4-28, followed by 8-24 that will take some work to win and fill the KFC Yum! Center again. This is a completely new team.