Louisville Basketball Snaps Streak, Wins Big

0:00On March 4, Louisville's men's basketball team wrapped up their home schedule on a high note, beating Syracuse 77-62 at the KFC. Yum Center. The Cardinals snapped a two-game losing streak, dominating for 34 minutes in front of over 15,000 fans to secure their 21st win of the season. A sluggish start gave way to a strong surge midway through the first half, where Louisville went on a 15-to-4 run to build a 24-point. Obviously they never surrendered. From there, they controlled the game easily, keeping Syracuse at bay the rest of the way. Coach Pat Kelsey praised the team's focus and preparation after those tough road losses, noting how they bounced back strong. Without star freshmen, Mike Hale Brown Jr., three Cardinals still reached double figures in scoring. Ryan Conwell topped the charts with 23 points, seven rebounds, three assists, and two steals. Ivan Hanley added 19 points on near-perfect shooting, while Isaac McNeely snapped his

1:00slump with 16 points, mostly from beyond the arc. The Cardinals shot well overall, hitting 14-35 from 3-point range, and edged out Syracuse on the boards, 37-2, 35. Now sitting at 21-9 overall and 10-7 in the ACC, they head to Miami for their regular season finale, with momentum on their side. Side. Side. Side. Side. Side. Side. Side. Side. Side. Side. Side.