Louisville's Big Men Face March Madness Test

0:00On March 16, Louisville heads into the NCAA tournament as a six-seed, facing South Florida in their first game on Thursday. The Cardinals earned the spot after an early exit from the ACC tournament against Miami. Injuries have been a challenge lately, especially with Guard Mikel Brown Jr. sidelined and in and out of the lineup. That is contributed to some tough stretches for the team on both ends of the court. Coach Pat Kelsey has stressed the need to get tougher, pointing out how physical Miami was in their win. He seized that grit as a must against top teams in March Madness. Experts like Goodman agree, warning that matching South Florida's intensity of front will be key. The bulls have proven they can grind out wins when it counts. Everything hinges on Louisville's big men stepping up. If they do, the Cardinals could advance, but falling short might mean a quick end to their run.