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Louisville vs. Notre Dame 1/12/09

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This is a great game.

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Time would have ran out too. Why would you draw a play up for Will Scott?

He only took about 6 steps :lol:

 

ND will win if Harangoady stays in and U of L will win if he fouls out, IMO.

I love that avatar Wireman.

I love that avatar Wireman.

 

Thanks :thumb:

 

If U of L has any sense at all they'll take it right to Harangoady on every possession.

3 horrible calls against ND

ND has self destructed.

ND has self destructed.

 

I believe thats an understatement.

Pathetic that you go to overtime and lose by 14 points...

In a regular game, I'll say Notre Dame by 5 free throws.

 

If "Lucky" Louisville shows up and hits everything they throw up, I say Louisville wins by about 8.

 

If "I can't hit the broad side of the barn from 5 ft away and get can't a board" Louisville shows up then I say Notre Dame by about 14.

 

Congratulations, Cardinals! Keep showing the state of Kentucky and national tv audiences what a great team you are. Not bad defense, either...holding the great Notre Dame to about 42% shooting tonight. T Will was a beast tonight! I'll take a 14-point win anyday, especially over another Big East team. Go Cards!

Well I got the 14 right. Good OT by the Cards.

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