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Indiana 68 Louisville 67

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Danggg@!?$&!! that game, lol

 

Generally impressed with the Cards’ composure today. Keep grinding guys, go Cards!

Played well for about 35 minutes. Poor shot selection and not getting to the FT line cost Louisville.

 

They are still getting better. I like what I’m seeing.

Man I wanted that one. Darius was off, McMahon was off, it felt like Malik Williams let a few easy buckets slip away.

 

A win today would have felt gigantic.

Hard-fought game, and a big win for the Hoosiers. The free throw shooting is pretty bad, and has to improve, but they showed a lot of composure down the stretch.

 

Really impressed with Nwora for Louisville...first time I had seen them play this year.

Seem to be the better team until the 2 min mark. Just went cold and a bad turnover seal the deal. Pleased how the cards are playing.

Seem to be the better team until the 2 min mark. Just went cold and a bad turnover seal the deal. Pleased how the cards are playing.

They're playing hard, no doubt about it.

Jeff Greer wrote about this stat this morning: points in the paint.

 

First half: Louisville 14-10

Second Half: Indiana 22-6.

 

Louisville hit some shots to stay in the game, but Indiana’s ability to force Louisville to settle for jump shots in the second half was the difference.

 

It’s a pattern already that can’t continue if Louisville is going to improve: guards need to get in the lane and Enoch absolutely can’t disappear in big games.

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