Louisville women's basketball takes a road trip to Nashville Sunday when they face the Belmont Bruins at 5 p.m. It's a ESPN+ game.
SCOUTING THE FOE
This will be the first time ever for a "reigning" Final Four team to play in the Curb Center on Belmont's campus and the Bruins have designated this one a white out game. All of this is more evidence that UofL will be a team with a target on their backs pretty much everywhere they go this year, and today is no exception.
The Bruins have only played one game so far in this young season, a 56-54 win over Chattanooga in Nashville.
Belmont's Destinee Wells is the preseason MVC Player of the Year honoree. Already an early candidate for major national awards such as the Nancy Lieberman Award and the Becky Hammon Mid-Major Player of the Year Award, Wells has been named to the 2023 Jersey Mike's Naismith Trophy Watch List. Announced by the Atlanta Tipoff Club Friday afternoon, Wells is one of just 50 players to appear on the prestigious national player of the year watch list.
As previously mentioned, Sunday's game will be a white out and fans are encouraged to wear white. Free white-out t-shirts will be distributed to fans in attendance.
The matchup between the two NCAA Tournament regulars will be broadcast on ESPN+ with Dr. Rich Tiner (play-by-play) and former Bruin guard Hannah Harmeyer (analyst) calling the game. Jay Gilmore, a Belmont media studies professor, will serve as sideline reporter. Live in-game statistics will be available at BelmontBruins.com.
The Cards are 4-0 all-time vs. Belmont and last defeated them last year in the KFC YUM! Center 80-66. Louisville was led by Hailey Van Lith's 16 points, Kianna Smith had 14 and Chelsie Hall contributed 11. The Cards shot 54%. Louisville led 64-44 after three quarters .
Wells had 19 for the Bruins.
Louisville has been suspect in allowing three's so far this year and Belmont let loose 27 of them in their win over Chattanooga. The good thing is, they only made seven of them.
It could be an interesting battle for Louisville, how will the Cards handle their first road trip of the 2022-23 season? Can Walz get the outside-in game rolling? Can UofL contain Wells? All this and more will be answered later today...
--sonja--
SCOUTING THE FOE
This will be the first time ever for a "reigning" Final Four team to play in the Curb Center on Belmont's campus and the Bruins have designated this one a white out game. All of this is more evidence that UofL will be a team with a target on their backs pretty much everywhere they go this year, and today is no exception.
The Bruins have only played one game so far in this young season, a 56-54 win over Chattanooga in Nashville.
Belmont's Destinee Wells is the preseason MVC Player of the Year honoree. Already an early candidate for major national awards such as the Nancy Lieberman Award and the Becky Hammon Mid-Major Player of the Year Award, Wells has been named to the 2023 Jersey Mike's Naismith Trophy Watch List. Announced by the Atlanta Tipoff Club Friday afternoon, Wells is one of just 50 players to appear on the prestigious national player of the year watch list.
As previously mentioned, Sunday's game will be a white out and fans are encouraged to wear white. Free white-out t-shirts will be distributed to fans in attendance.
The matchup between the two NCAA Tournament regulars will be broadcast on ESPN+ with Dr. Rich Tiner (play-by-play) and former Bruin guard Hannah Harmeyer (analyst) calling the game. Jay Gilmore, a Belmont media studies professor, will serve as sideline reporter. Live in-game statistics will be available at BelmontBruins.com.
The Cards are 4-0 all-time vs. Belmont and last defeated them last year in the KFC YUM! Center 80-66. Louisville was led by Hailey Van Lith's 16 points, Kianna Smith had 14 and Chelsie Hall contributed 11. The Cards shot 54%. Louisville led 64-44 after three quarters .
Wells had 19 for the Bruins.
Louisville has been suspect in allowing three's so far this year and Belmont let loose 27 of them in their win over Chattanooga. The good thing is, they only made seven of them.
It could be an interesting battle for Louisville, how will the Cards handle their first road trip of the 2022-23 season? Can Walz get the outside-in game rolling? Can UofL contain Wells? All this and more will be answered later today...
--sonja--