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March 2008
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March 2007 ArchivesAfter a steller first half in which the Louisville Cardinals led Pitt by 11 points it looked as if they were going to make it to the Big East Championship game. But instead of continuing playing lock-down defense and sharing the ball the Cards resorted back to their old selves. ...Kentucky's stay in Atlanta ends early as the Wildcats lose a wild quarterfinal game agianst Mississippi State. Now UK tries to get back to the Georgia Dome, site of this year's Final Four. Is it possible? ...Just what the Wildcats needed. A solid win to open the SEC Tournament. Kentucky takes care of Alabama 79-67 in the first-round down here in Atlanta. And the way UK played I do believe they could make it to Sunday. ...The Cards stop the bleeding by scoring on five straight points. David Padgett ends an 8:38 scoreless streak with a lay-up. Senior Brandon Jenkins answers with a three. ...The second half couldn't have started off better for the Cards. They score the first nine points of the half to take a 44-27 lead. ...At the end of one half of play the Louisville Cardinals lead west Virginia 35-27. The Cards look good but they are not playing great. To have an eight point lead at the half they should feel good about where they stand. ...The Louisville Cardinals are showing no signs of letting up against the Mountaineers at the Big East Tournament in New York City. An efficient offense and stingy defense has Louisville leading 16-5 with 11:38 left to play in the first half. ...This years Big East Tournament has already been different from last years for the Cards. At the under 16 minute timeout of the first half Louisville is controlling the game on the offensive and defensive side of the ball. ...I made it to New York safely yesterday and was able to check out the Providence- West Virginia Big East Tournament game. The Mountaineers were really on fire hitting 17 of 31 three point attempts. ..."The Wildcat Invitational" - that's how Kentucky fans and sometimes players (yes you Ramel Bradley) like to refer to the SEC Tournament. But lately, it's not quite lived up to the name. ...The bright lights of the big city await me as I get ready to depart Louisville for New York City and the Big East Tournament. I’m not a morning guy so waking up at 6:00 a.m. for a 8:35 flight is challenge enough. ... |
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