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If they can control the ball better they will have a chance.

Lookin ugly. UT surprised me a bit with their game play early. I expected a bit slower gameplan with them really working on drives to the basket to get Padgett in foul trouble. After that I figured, Earl Clark and Tyler Smith match up head to head with the athletes/guards battling it out. As it turned out, UT ran a lot causing chaos both good and bad. Chism becomes a casualty of foul trouble early, Lofton doesn't find his shot, the team looks unorganized, UofL makes enough good plays when it mattered.

 

I just don't think Pearl is a good game coach. He has the athletes and recruiting prowess. Sets up a pretty exciting style of basketball. He just doesn't impress me with in game decisions. Pitino, obviously does well.

 

Good win UofL. I wouldn't hand UNC the region just yet.

Louisville can't play like this and expect to beat UNC.

 

Beat a relatively good and at one time #1 team in the country UT team by 19 and they played poorly doing it. Scary what happens if they even make half the mistakes and bad decisions.

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