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All-Time Cardinal Starting 5

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Or just shows you what a great tradition Louisville has.

 

Beat me to it.

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I don't know which should be #1, but the top 2 are definitely Unseld and Griffith. After those 2 you could mix and match any number of great UofL players.

 

Although Unseld didn't play on a team that won the NCAA title, if memory serves me correctly, they lost a game that many thought the refs didn't exactly give them a fair deal. He also went on to help the Baltimore Bullits (now Wizards) win an NBA championship as the starting center, and he was undersized at that position at 6'7.

Unseld is your center. No place else for him because he is the best center. Ellison was awesome but not in the class of Unseld.

Griffith at SG. No debate.

PG is dicey. I'm not sure who would be there.

SF is Junior Bridgeman in my opinion. Guy could fly.

PF is Rodney McCray just because he would play anywhere in the front court.

 

Coach is Denny Crum

Any list is bogus if it doesn't have Westley Unseld on it.

Well, it's not entirely obvious that the game would be played in the present, seeing as the entire premise is predicated on having access to a 1985 DeLorean.

 

It doesn't have to be a DeLorean. The Flux Capacitor is what matters...

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