After taking down NC State on Wednesday night, the Louisville Cardinals are set to take on the Notre Dame Fighting Irish in South Bend on Sunday night. Let’s see how the computer models have the Cards stacking up to the Fighting Irish!
Women’s college basketball has elite mashups this week. We take a look at previews for each of the five March Madness implications battles.
The Louisville Cardinals will travel on the road for a Wednesday Night matchup against ACC opponent, NC State. Let’s see how the computers have the Cardinals stacking up against the competition!
The Louisville Cardinals hosted the Miami Hurricanes who currently sit in last place of the ACC conference. Louisville would take care of business against the Hurricanes but failed to escape the injury bug again.
The Louisville Cardinals will host the Miami Hurricanes for an ACC matchup on Saturday in the Yum! Center. Let’s see how the computer models have the Cardinals stacked up against the Hurricanes.
The Louisville Cardinals traveled up to Boston to take on the Boston College Eagles on Wednesday night. Despite the Cards returning to the win column, it came with a price. One of Louisville’s star players could miss some time in the future. All Gas No Brakes In the words of college basketball legend, Jon Rothstein, […]
Just past the halfway point, we rank the best teams in the SEC for women’s college basketball.
The Louisville Cardinals will have to travel to Boston on Wednesday night to take on the Boston College Eagles to finish a two-game road trip. Let’s see how the computers have the Cardinals stacking up against the Eagles.
WVU has played solid basketball all year, which was highlighted by three wins against top-10 teams. They now face a setback with senior guard Tucker DeVries injury sidelining him for the rest of the season. WVU Has To Rebound After Tucker DeVries’ Untimely Injury News This is not what the West Virginia faithful wanted to […]
In the ever-changing landscape of college sports, nothing is sure to generate controversial discourse like the concept of Name, Image, and Likeness (NIL) branding. NIL has done a lot of good and stems from positive intentions; it should go without saying that college athletes deserve to be financially compensated for their efforts, and now they […]
