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Louisville vs St. John's updates

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Sean Evans made Two Point Tip Shot.

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Earl Clark made Two Point Jumper.

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Earl Clark made 2 Free Throws.

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Earl Clark made Two Point Dunk Shot.

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Andre McGee made Two Point Jumper. Assisted by Earl Clark

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Jerry Smith made Three Point Jumper.

Williams just a bit short on the dunk attempt :lol:

TWill with Zero points.

This game is right there for St. John's to take but I think they are going to blow their opportunity and U of L is going to win by about 8-10 points.

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Terrence Williams missed one free throw and made one free throw

T Will has a taped wrist, read earlier that he hurt it in practice. That is obviously bothering his shot.

 

The ref's have let these teams beat each other to death.

 

St. Johns has a very good game plan. Slow, slow, slow. They are milking the clock, shortening the game. UofL struggles to play that style of ball.

St. Johns has had every opportunity in the world, bu they have given U of L 4 shots on this trip down - and it costs them a 3-pointer.

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