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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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Imari Berry scored an early sesaon-high 17 points off the bench and No. 23 Louisville overcame a slow start to blow out East Tennessee State 88-50.
The one-sided victory extended Louisville’s winning streak to seven as the Cards improved their record to 13-5 overall and 6-1 in the ACC.
All The Ville had to do Wednesday night was defeat Team DRC and a remarkable summer basketball moment was guaranteed.
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If the high court agrees to hear the case, it could prompt more discussion of whether the NCAA should be paying its student athletes.
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The user-friendly part of the schedule twists into a mighty challenge Sunday. The Cards are booked for a 3:30 p.m. game against No. 17 Texas in Madison Square Garden.
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The Cardinals return home Wednesday night to play the worst team on their schedule — Coppin State, which is 0-2 this season after going 9-23 last season.
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A year after Louisville opened its season by losing to Bellarmine, Wright State and Appalachian State by a point, the Cards stumbled, fumbled but finally rallied to defeat UMBC (Maryland-Baltimore County), 94-93.
Simmons Athletic Director Jerry Eaves credits UofL coach Kenny Payne for making this happen.
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Louisville's Office for Safe and Healthy Neighborhoods simultaneously held five, three-hour “Safe Summer Kickoff” events in the city's west end on Saturday.