76°F9:55 PM Kyle Kuric will graduate from the University of Louisville next month with a business management degree and plenty of great memories from his playing career, leaving with both an elite eight and final four appearance on his resume. The former homecoming king has had his share of big games and highlights but is this it for #14's basketball legacy?
Cheers of "C-A-R-D-S", could be heard from miles away, as a raucous crowd packed into Fourth Street Live to celebrate a rare feat Tuesday Night- a Louisville Cardinals Basketball Final Four appearance.
The 2012 West Region Champion Louisville Cardinals will host a "Final Four" community celebration on Tuesday. The celebration will be held at 5:30 pm on Fourth Street Live!, this is a free event and open to the public.
Join Head Coach Rick Pitino and the players, as we celebrate their Big East Championship (seen below) and Final Four appearance. Fans are encouraged to wear red and black, to show their support for the team.

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Plenty of the top prep talent from around the nation will be on display at the Derby City classic set for tomorrow at Freedom Hall. There have been slight roster changes as Georgetown’s D’Vauntes Smith-Rivera, undecided Devonta Pollard, Houston’s Danuel House and San Diego State’s Winston Shepherd have dropped. Boston’s Nathan Dieudonne (Trinity), Arkansas’ Mekale McKay (Moore), Houston’s Chicken Knowles and Notre Dame’s Cameron Biedscheid are the late additions.
Here are the full rosters:
This one's big. Although, both coaches try- their is no downplaying this one.
Not this time.
The stakes are just too high.
Maybe the Mayans were right. 2012 is the conclusion of civilization as we know it. As far as the college basketball landscape in the Bluegrass State goes, the End of Days may as well get here because we will never see anything like we’ve seen in this NCAA tournament. The stage is set for UK and Louisville to meet in the Final Four in New Orleans.
While Murray State’s road to the Final Four got no further than the KFC Yum! Center, the Commonwealth’s other two NCAA hopefuls move on to the Sweet 16.
Another great Day 2 in Madison Square Garden and another 3-1 record for me.
Uconn moves on:
The major storyline moving into Day 3 is: Can the Huskies do it again?
Last year, Connecticut, won 5 games in 5 days in Madison Square Garden. Then, they preceded to win 5 in a row in the NCAA Tournament, en route to an NCAA Championship.
Maybe Kemba Walker is walking through the door.
After some great action yesterday and a 3-1 start by myself, we are off and running in Day 2 of the Big East Tournament.