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He was doing the weather and someone throws a water bottle at him. He immediately gets down and starts yelling get down get down it’s a water bottle. He picks it up and says there’s no fuse.
Then he goes on a rant about how ridiculous the announcers were pouring it on yesterday.
He did say it’s not something he would do or would let his kids do, but the announcers were ridiculous.
He made a complete mockery of it. 😂

Just read an article about HVL saying that she had suicidal tendencies in her early years in college. Her early years would be the years she spent at Louisville has anyone ever heard this said about her?

Starting to look like Forbes to WVU is a serious possibility. I actually think he did okay at Wake which is probably one of the tougher power conference jobs. Wouldn’t be a terrible hire for them, especially under the circumstances.

For Wake Forest, I just don’t see where they go from here. Have some history, but they are the 5th best program in their own state. Another legacy ACC school with “amazing” academics, that don’t have alumni providing enough NIL to be competitive.

As of this moment there haven't been any major upsets, I guess Clemson's loss could be considered one but 12's have often beaten 5's. I am beginning to wonder if the portal era is impacting the tournament. Small colleges talent is being poached by the big schools preventing the opportunity for a 2 beating a 15 etc. Kind of a shame, that is one thing I thought made March Madness so special and entertaining. Truth be told I have been rather bored with the games so far. Bring on the upsets!

The number is rumored to be 8-10 million.

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Damn, just one camera located in the next zip code for this game?

I’m asking this on another board as well.
Why in the world is the Transfer portal open before the title game?
Makes little sense to me. I guarantee you there are guys still in the sweet 16 wanting to test those waters.
Just let it wait till the final horn.

In his words: What will this team be remembered by:

"You just have to look at the stands throughout a game and then you will be able to tell how we impacted the city and then how the city also impacted us," Traore said. "It was a give-give. It wasn't just us playing, but it was also them just supporting us and rolling with us. . . . It meant the world."

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In his words: What will this team be remembered by:

"We brought a team back to the national stage to where it should have been," Waterman said. "They had a couple of bad years in the past and we came in and wanted to buy into PKs system to bring this organization back and I think we did just that."


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Brooks Wells.

Grand Island--2 hour drive from Creighton

The refs DID NOT beat us. They were the better team.

But how does this happen? I mean Nebraska is not California. How many total refs are even from Nebraska, and Creighton gets him?

He called the first quick foul on Chucky.

At the game I was thinking, damn, this guy is calling everything on us, and nothing on them.

Just sucks.

He sucked

The University of Louisville Football Pro Day is scheduled for Tuesday, March 25 in the Trager Indoor Practice Facility. Individual workouts will begin at approximately 10:15 a.m. Here is a list of the players who are scheduled to work out for NFL personnel on Tuesday morning.

Quarterbacks

Tyler Shough (9)

Wide Receivers

JaCorey Brooks (1)

Ahmari Huggins-Bruce (24)

Tight Ends

Mark Redman (83)

Fullbacks

Duane Martin (45)

Offensive Line

Michael Gonzalez (68)

Jonathan Mendoza (76)

Defensive Line

Ashton Gillotte (9)

Thor Griffith (50)

Myles Jernigan (33)

Richard Kinley (91)

Tramel Logan (19)

Ramon Puryear (41)

Dez Tell (99)

Defensive Backs

MJ Griffin (26)

Taz Nicholson (23)

Corey Thornton (14)

Tamarion McDonald (12)

Quincy Riley (3)

Linebackers

Dan Foster (15)

Specialists

Brock Travelstead (38)

tonight in game vs. TCU and HVL.

Hats off to the young lady and hope she gets another year of eligibility!

In his words: What will this team be remembered by:

"It's crazy and hard for me to even to think of myself like that," Smith said following the NCAA game against Creighton. "Where I'm from, a small town in a small island in Australia. Never in my wildest dreams that when I was recruited at Winthrop by PK, that I'd end up here, to be in a position to help the entire city to kind of grow again. It's been special. Right now, I'm aware of the impact, but it's really hard to grasp to what it actually meant."


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JJ announced he was in the transfer portal. Some Cards fans tweeted that they wanted him back at UofL while some others said some...less than flattering things about JJ as to why they didn't want him back here.

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Louisville survived Clemson in OT last night in its post-season opener. Play Duke tonight at 7:30 on the ACCN in the quarterfinals.

RECAP:

GREENSBORO, N.C. — The No. 6 seed Louisville Cardinals (21-9, 13-5 ACC) won a thriller in overtime, 70-68, over No. 14 seed Clemson (14-17, 6-12 ACC) Thursday night in the second round of the 2025 Ally ACC Women's Basketball Tournament at First Horizon Coliseum. Missing two players and trailing by as much as seven in the second half, the Cardinals fought back to come away with the win. With the victory, the Cardinals advanced to the quarterfinals for the 11th-straight ACC Tournament, the only program in the lead to make the quarters in each of the last 11 years.

The Cardinals were led by Ja'Leah Williams and Tajianna Roberts, who scored a team-high 16 points each. Williams set a career high with a team-best 12 rebounds for her second double-double of her career. Roberts tied a career high with 10 rebounds for her second double-double of the season. Mackenly Randolph set a career high with 11 points and Cochran joined her in double figures with 10 of her own.

The Cards started the game strong on the defensive end and did not allow Clemson to score until it was over four minutes into the game. Over that time, the Cards went on a 7-0 run. Clemson put together a run of their own as the Cardinals offense slowed down. At the end of the first quarter, Clemson held a 13-11 lead.

Clemson got the lead as high as five in the second quarter until the Cards fought back. Louisville ripped off a 12-2 run to regain the lead and an Izela Arenas fast-break lay-up forced Clemson to call a timeout. Williams scored six points in the second quarter and she was 3-for-3 from the floor. At the end of the quarter, Louisville took a 30-29 lead into the break.

The Cardinals struggled from the floor in the third quarter, only hitting four of their 12 shots. Louisville picked up five points at the free throw line but trailed 47-43 heading in the fourth quarter.

The Cardinals got the lead back after a Randolph layup with just under seven minutes remaining. Clemson jumped back in front as we hit the media timeout with 5:07 left. The Cardinals responded out of the timeout with back-to-back baskets by Williams and Roberts to regain the lead back. Over the final three minutes, the score ended up tied three separate times and it led to overtime following a Clemson three in the final seconds.

In overtime, Roberts took over as she scored seven of her 17 points and had seven of the Cardinals 10 in the extra frame. Randolph put the Cards back up for good with two free throws with 38 seconds left in overtime.

The tournament continues for the Cardinals as they will be back in action tomorrow night for the quarterfinal round. The Cards will square off with No. 3 seed Duke in the final quarterfinal of the day in Greensboro. The Cardinals and Blue Devils will begin at 7:30 p.m. ET and it will be broadcast on the ACC Network.

Let’s discuss the rest of the chaos since the good guys time got cut short

Boring-ass NCAAT. One of the best sporting events worldwide ruined by greed.

Rankings #16
Keep grinding boys!!

Do we anticipate Louisville doing the same?

DL from Florida. 89 rating, 1 point from 4*.