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Louisville 67 Syracuse 57

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The key for UL success will be PG play from here on out. Today Sosa was good and they won, the next game well who knows with him.

 

I agree. But most people discount UofL's real PG. It's T-WIll. He averages over 5 assist a game. He has been in the top five in the Big East all year. He and Clark are the real facilitators of the offense.

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The key for UL success will be PG play from here on out. Today Sosa was good and they won, the next game well who knows with him.

 

Well, they won 7 games in a row. I would not say Sosa has played "good" in all 7.

Big win, good to see Jennings step up with Samuels in foul trouble. Huge game from Sosa. T-Will and Clark dominated the paint. That was the difference in the game. They got all the boards.

 

UofL is a GREAT defensive team. This is a huge win. It's hard to go on the road in confernce and get a win against a top ten ranked team in front of 30,000 people. I am pleased that this UofL squad is winning close games. In the past, I thought it was the weakness of the Pitino system.

 

Who would of ever thought UofL (Pitino) would play a better zone than the Orange??

 

Clark- 16pts 13 boards

T-Will- 15pts, 9 boards, 5 assist

 

Got to be one of the best 1-2 punches at forward in the country.

 

 

They're up there, but they aren't even the best 1-2 punch in the state, let alone the country....

They're up there, but they aren't even the best 1-2 punch in the state, let alone the country....

 

Just saw where you said best 1-2 punch at forward in the country....They may have a legit claim there.....

They're up there, but they aren't even the best 1-2 punch in the state, let alone the country....

 

In his defense, he did say 1-2 punch at forward.

Just saw where you said best 1-2 punch at forward in the country....They may have a legit claim there.....

 

:thumb:

In his defense, he did say 1-2 punch at forward.

 

See post #22....

Big win for UL. Is it just me, or does it seem like a lot of top teams are playing excellent defense this year in college basketball? Seems like, for whatever reason, a huge improvement from recent years.

They're up there, but they aren't even the best 1-2 punch in the state, let alone the country....

 

:laugh::lol::lol:

 

You think Stevonson and Harris are better? I said forwards.

Big win for UL. Is it just me, or does it seem like a lot of top teams are playing excellent defense this year in college basketball? Seems like, for whatever reason, a huge improvement from recent years.

 

I agree, Duke is crazy good on defense this year.

:laugh::lol::lol:

 

You think Stevonson and Harris are better? I said forwards.

 

Read the whole thread.

Just saw where you said best 1-2 punch at forward in the country....They may have a legit claim there.....

 

Patterson and Stevonson aren't better either though, just to clarify. Especially if you want to go front line versus front line.

 

Now I will say this, Patterson is the best of the bunch, including both teams.:thumb:

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