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Louisville forward Earl Clark will return to the Cardinals next season rather than enter the NBA draft.
Louisville sophomore forward Earl Clark has decided not to place his name in the 2008 NBA Draft and return for his junior season, the school announced Thursday.
From John Clay's blog: Jeff Goodman at Fox Sports is reporting that Louisville forward Earl Cox is returning to U of L. Just after Louisville's loss to North Carolina in the NCAA Tournament, Clark said he would put his name into the NBA draft.
Louisville sophomore forward Earl Clark will skip his final two seasons and enter the NBA Draft.
As it turned out, home-court advantage didn't mean a whole lot in Saturday night's East Regional finals, as Louisville was basically able to overcome a Charlotte Bobcats Arena filled with Carolina blue.
The ad has been shown often during the NCAA basketball tournament — fans from rivals schools get along, just because they are staying at a Sheraton hotel.
Louisville dominated Tennessee on both ends of the floor and posted a 79-60 win last night at Charlotte Bobcats Arena. The win puts the Cards one step away from the Final Four. » Full story | John Clay | Box | Next game | Let's talk | UofL team page
There was just under 13 minutes left in Thursday night's East Regional semifinal when Tennessee's Chris Lofton launched one of his patented three-pointers from just to the left of the key.
Tennessee guard Chris Lofton sustained a minor injury to his leg during the Volunteers' win over Butler but is expected to play Thursday against Louisville.
Rick Pitino and the University of Louisville are headed back to the Sweet Sixteen, and they got there in devastating fashion.
For five seasons, Boise State coach Greg Graham has been cobbling and extolling and finagling to get a team into the NCAA tournament while grumbling fans accustomed to football success wonder why the delay.
On the surface, Louisville's two-game losing skid to end the season didn't hurt the Cardinals, who are a No. 3 seed in the East region in the NCAA tournament.
When the University of Louisville basketball team returns to the Big East Championship next season, the last team they're going to want to run into is Pittsburgh.
The University of Louisville basketball players contend their disappointment at falling a few points short in their quest for the Big East Conference regular-season title will provide even more impetus in this week's league tournament.
Late in the first half, the large scoreboard above center court in the Verizon Center featured a compilation of Georgetown's last-second victories this season — five in all, decided by five or fewer points.
The atmosphere inside the Verizon Center in Washington D.C. Saturday at high noon should be electric and pressure-packed.
INDIANAPOLIS — The Rating Percentage Index (RPI) has been used by the NCAA since 1981 to supplement the selection of at-large teams and the seeding of all teams for the NCAA basketball tournament.
How far will the Louisville Cardinals climb this week in The Associated Press and Coaches' polls? We'll find out this afternoon.
