Q and A with sophomore forward Asia Taylor
How did you first get involved with basketball?
Just playing in the backyard with my brothers and cousins. We played other sports too, but there was definitely no playing house or anything like that.
How did you first get involved with basketball?
Just playing in the backyard with my brothers and cousins. We played other sports too, but there was definitely no playing house or anything like that.
With the usual anti-Big East sentiment flooding in from Atlantic Coast Conference and Southeastern Conference basketball loyalists, a valid point arises on whether the Big East conference needs defending or not.
The University of Louisville men's and women's swimming and diving teams triumphed over Virginia Tech, but fell to Indiana University in the double duel meet on Friday, Jan. 28. This meet honored a group of seniors – athletes who have been with the Cardinal program that has been built from the ground up.
Over the course of this country's history, some have claimed that the American dream is dead. However, all one has to do is look at sports to find a thousand or more examples contrary to that claim. At the University of Louisville, an example of the American dream is alive and kicking.
The Louisville Men's Basketball team rallied in the second half coming back once again from double digits to beat West Virginia 55-54 in the final seconds in front of a hometown crowd. The Cards are currently tied second in the Big East facing one of it's toughest challenges Saturday against a highly ranked Connecticut team.
The University of Louisville women's basketball team defeated the University of Cincinnati Bearcats by a final score of 83-47 on Saturday, Jan. 22 at the KFC Yum! Center.
The University of Louisville men's basketball program has certainly seen its fair share of glorious moments on the court.
It goes without saying that one of the biggest, most emotional matches on the Cardinal schedule is against in-state rival the University of Kentucky.
While you were at home over the winter break, building snowmen and catching up on reruns of Jerry Springer, athletes from several of the University of Louisville's winter sports teams were keeping up with business as usual. So here is a recap of all the Cardinal sports action that took place while class was on hiatus.