Pitino Goes To Watch Louisville Women's Team Without His TeamLouisville men's basketball team unable to make the trip to see the women's team play for title.
Five Things: Missing McGary And Hancock Saves Cardinals...AgainThe preseason No. 2 team finishes 35-5 and wins 16 in a row to close the season, culminating with a national championship. No dominant team in college basketball this year?
Luke Hancock's Heroics Propel Louisville To NCAA TitleLuke Hancock's knack for making big shots was on display well before he transferred to Louisville. But he craved something bigger. He finally got it last night.
Pitino Leads Class Of 7 Into Naismith Hall Of FameRick Pitino, who will coach Louisville in the NCAA championship game Monday night, is among seven people elected to the Naismith Memorial Basketball Hall of Fame.
Pitino, Six Others Inducted To Basketball Hall, But No Mo CheeksRick Pitino elected to the basketball Hall Of Fame, Maurice Cheeks denied.
Rothstein: Louisville, Michigan Set To Give Us A ThrillThe season that none of us could predict is set to give us a title game that none of us will forget.
Louisville, Michigan Escape Shadows At Final FourThe hoops teams at Louisville and Michigan are used to being overlooked, but that's hard to do now.
NCAA Championship Game BreakdownMonday night's NCAA championship pairs up two teams that aren't exactly mirror images of each other, but they sure aren't opposites either.
Louisville Beats Wichita State 72-68 In Final FourLuke Hancock came off the bench to score 20 points, walk-on Tim Henderson sparked a second-half rally with a pair of monster 3s and Louisville advanced to the NCAA title game Saturday night, escaping with a 72-68 victory over Wichita State.
Five Things: Motivated Cardinals Prevail And Wichita State Stays AliveEven with limited drama—none of the regional finals were particularly thrilling—the NCAA Tournament is a wonderful thing, the perfect blend of fairness and unpredictability.
Louisville Beats Duke 85-63 To Reach Final FourRuss Smith scored 23 points, Gorgui Dieng had 14 points, 11 rebounds and four blocks and top-seeded Louisville beat Duke 85-63 on Sunday to earn a second straight trip to the Final Four.