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March 21, 2012 Issue: How Sweet It Is!
Louisville Basketball’s remarkable run continues to the Sweet 16. The Cardinals escaped Portland and now head South to Arizona for a showdown with Michigan State.
SATURDAY CARDINAL COUPLE-Three Jeff Walz Camps and Clinics in June-Cardinal Couple Radio today! The month of June won't be a slow one for UofL head women's basketball coach Jeff Walz. In addition to having limited access to the 16 UofL women's basketball players scheduled for the 2013-14 squad, he'll also host three camps for basketballer […]
FRIDAY CARDINAL COUPLE-The long wait until fall sports ain't so bad...-NCAA Softball Super RegionalsHappens every year, right around this time for the University of Louisville fans.A full fall and spring season ended. Highs (many of those) and a few lows. The excitement and joy of Louisville Basketball (both varieties) getting to the final leg of the Bi […]
THURSDAY CARDINAL COUPLE( JEFF MCADAMS is on the ball with Thursday's CARDINAL COUPLE...bringing us soccer and basketball reports. Cardinal Caravan is also rolling around again and Emmonnie Henderson receives a St. Louis honor.)Soccer is on the ballWe have the first set schedule for women's fall sports, and soccer is the first across the finish l […]
WEDNESDAY CARDINAL COUPLE( Jenny O' Bryan takes us camping today. No need for marshmallows or insect repellent, though...she discusses the summer camps for athletes that UofL coaches hold for upcoming stars of the sports. Louisville has also released the women's soccer schedule for 2013 and...surprise!...the American Athletic Conference does offer […]
TUESDAY CARDINAL COUPLE-Walz, Schimmel address media-Newbauer accepts Belmont positionFor someone who had just completed three intensive days of basketball, flown across country and even attended class on Monday...Shoni Schimmel looked fresh as a daisy and ready to go out and pop threes for several hours. She and Jeff Walz answered various questions from the […]
The progression towards a summer decision took for Cincinnati (Ohio) Winton Woods safety Mike Edwards took an important step on Friday when the 5-foot-11, 182-pound prospect narrowed his list to a final six schools.
The progression towards a summer decision took for Cincinnati (Ohio) Winton Woods safety Mike Edwards took an important step on Friday when the 5-foot-11, 182-pound prospect narrowed his list to a final six schools.
The No. 8 Louisville baseball team came home from Florida disappointed. The Big East regular-season champion was eliminated in two straight games at the conference tournament and must now wait for the NCAA bracket to be released Monday.
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