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Louisville 61 Oklahoma 59

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Watching the highlights, it was clear that on the rebound after the UL free throw miss, the Oklahoma player was out of bounds. You see UL's coach try to point that out as the play sprinted up the court.

How ironic, both mens and womens championship games pit teams who lost by 30 plus points to the other team in the regular season.

Go Lady Cards! Play like you have nothing to lose!

How ironic, both mens and womens championship games pit teams who lost by 30 plus points to the other team in the regular season.

And neither ultimate result will be different IMO, only closer.

And neither ultimate result will be different IMO, only closer.

 

I totally agree. I think UNC and UConn are just superior to everyone else.

Only things I know about the girls final four, is that Big Ben's little sister plays for OU and UCONN is a factory for championships.

Besides Men's BBall and Football I cheer the Cards on. This was very impressive, to bad they have ZERO chance in the final game.

Go Cards!

 

 

(don't listen to the nay-sayers... you got nothing to lose.)

Go Cards!

 

 

(don't listen to the nay-sayers... you got nothing to lose.)

 

:thumb: Go Lady Cards.

What a fantastic accomplishment. Not only to make the program's first final 4, ... but to make the title game once they got there. Hope they pull the major upset and end UConn's dream season. Great job Lady Cards!!! :thumb:

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