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Louisville 69 West Virginia 63

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Cards lead by 20 at half and then nearly blow it with a lethargic second half. WVU has got some gamers.

UofL played outstanding in the 1st, and awful in the 2nd half. WVU made it hard for UofL to run their offense. T-Will got hurt midway through the 2nd half, and the Cards struggled the rest of the way.

 

Big game from Jennings...

How serious is the T Will injury?

 

Don't know, he came back in but wasn't himself. Hopefully not too bad.

2nd Half was not what the Cards needed as they get ready for UCONN on Monday. WOuld have liked to see the come out and choke out WVA.

This is a different UL team then I saw earlier in the year. They are on a roll.

Louisville gets better with each and every game. Enjoy the win and get ready for UConn.

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I thought the Cards were gonna choke in this one with about 4 minutes to go. Then Rick put in Preston Knowles and he instantly created a brief spurt of tempo. It got harder for WVU to put points up in the last 4 minutes.

 

I think T-Will's O.K. He sprained that ankle but then had a fantastic dunk on an ally-oop after it.

Nice win for Louisville, they just keep rolling in Big East play.

Good job Cards but boy that 2nd half was ugly.

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