Louisville looking to bounce back vs. UNC
"We got our brains beat in," said Rick Pitino after Louisville's 63-47 loss to Virginia Saturday. Matt Stone, The C-JBuy PhotoLouisville's Mangok Mathiang consoles teammate Ray Spalding after he and the rest of the Cards got hammered by Virginia Saturday afternoon at the KFC Yum! Center in downtown Louisville as Louisville lost 63-47. Spalding had 12 points and seven rebounds. Jan. 30, 2016(Photo: Matt Stone/The Courier-Journal)Buy PhotoIf the most common theme in Louisville's locker ro..>> view originalPreview | Louisville-UNC TV info, storylines
"We got our brains beat in," said Rick Pitino after Louisville's 63-47 loss to Virginia Saturday. Matt Stone, The C-JBuy PhotoLouisville's Damion Lee passes under Virginia defensive pressure Saturday afternoon at the KFC Yum! Center in downtown Louisville. Louisville lost 63-47. "We got our brains beat in," said Pitino in the post-game press conference. Lee finished with six points. Jan. 30, 2016(Photo: Matt Stone/The Courier-Journal, Matt Stone/The Courier-Journal)Buy PhotoLouisville b..>> view originalGame Rewind | Cavs roll over sluggish U of L
Buy PhotoFans wearing white during national anthem for Louisville's White Out against Virginia on Jan. 30, 2016(Photo: Steve Jones, The Courier-Journal)Buy PhotoNo. 16 Louisville struggled to score all day in a disappointing 63-47 loss to No. 11 Virginia at the KFC Yum! Center Saturday. Read over updates as they occurred.Final: UVA 63-47: And finally we come to the end of this weak showing by the Cards, who shot just 32.7 percent from the floor and never threatened.2H, 3:36, UVA 56-35: Cards c..>> view originalAdel's play a silver lining in U of L's loss
Louisville lost 63-47, but Deng Adel had his best game of his young career. Buy PhotoLouisville's Deng Adel goes for two in there first half against Virginia Saturday afternoon at the KFC Yum! Center in downtown Louisville. Louisville lost 63-47. Adel had 12 points and five rebounds. Jan. 30, 2016(Photo: Matt Stone/The Courier-Journal)Buy PhotoRick Pitino pointed out that a person would have to be a pretty big optimist to find any kind of silver lining in Louisville's 63-47 loss to Virg..>> view originalTranscript: Rick Pitino reviews Virginia loss
"We got our brains beat in," said Rick Pitino after Louisville's 63-47 loss to Virginia Saturday. Matt Stone, The C-JBuy PhotoAn angry Rick Pitino yells during a timeout Saturday afternoon at the KFC Yum! Center in downtown Louisville. Louisville lost 63-47 to Virginia. "We got our brains beat in," said Pitino in the post-game press conference. Jan. 30, 2016(Photo: Matt Stone/The Courier-Journal, Matt Stone/The Courier-Journal)Buy PhotoRick Pitino reviewed Louisville's 63-47 loss to Vir..>> view originalLouisville Jewish film festival coming soon
>> GOOD MORNING. THE FILM FESTIVAL HAS A LOT OF EXCITING MOVS THIS YEAR. WE TRY TO SCREEN SOME OF THE BEST FILMS FH CULTURE, HISTORY, FOOD, ALL THE SORTS OF THINGS. ONE OF THE BEST EVENTS WE'RE THIS YEAR IS IN CONJUNCTION WITH THE MOHAMMED ALI CENTERN THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 11. MOVI IT'S ABOUT ONE OF THE FOUNDING FATHERS OF SERIOUS RO BUCK AND COMPANY WHO INVESTED A LOT OF HIS WEALTH CREATING TOOL BUILDING FOR IMPOVERISHED AFN AMERICAN CHILDREN IN LOUISVILLE THERE E OR FOUR OF THESE BUILDINGS THAT ..>> view originalLouisville church celebrates dedication after 2015 fire
Hunsinger Lane Baptist Church dedicated its new building Sunday. A fire broke out there in Aug. 2015, destorying the entire children's educational wing and caused a significant amount of damage to the rest of the building.On Sunday, the church celebrated the reopening of the facility that serves the neighborhood, including a community food pantry, English as a second language classes, neighborhood association meetings and a community-wide Easter egg hunt.>> view originalRB has Cards No. 1, eager to prove himself
Running back Brian Lankford-Johnson is a recruiting target of Louisville.(Photo: Courtesy of Brian Lankford-Johnson)It won't be a surprise if the Louisville football team ends the weekend with a recruiting commitment from speedy running back and official visitor Brian Lankford-Johnson, an unheralded prospect who said he is strongly leaning toward the Cardinals.Lankford-Johnson, who played for Palm Bay High School in Melbourne, Fla., and is now finishing the school year in his home state of Minne..>> view originalReview: Louisville Ballet's Studio Performance Makes Right ...
The best of the Studio Connections programs make intentional connections between the works being presented, and this program goes further connecting those dots through more than 40 years of Louisville Ballet history.The Friday evening’s works were staged by former Artistic Directors Alun Jones, Helen Starr, and Bruce Simpson, and also Ballet Mistress Mikelle Bruzina, with commentary by current Artistic & Executive Director Robert Curran.The 12 pieces span almost the entire 20th century, from “T..>> view originalLouisville seeks Safe Community designation
Buy PhotoAllen Grubb works with Gordon Crouch, a physical therapist with KentuckyOne Health Frazier Rehab Institute at Springhurst Sports Medicine. He's recovering after an extended hospital stay to help with stability and balance by working at the parallel bars on walking and leg strength three times a week. Jan. 27, 2016(Photo: Brian Bohannon, Special to the C-J)Buy PhotoStory HighlightsLouisville groups are working to earn national accreditation as a Safe Community.The project unites efforts ..>> view original
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