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Louisville Cardinals fall 89-71 to Notre Dame at home

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The Louisville Cardinals women's basketball team weren't able to get the win Sunday over the visiting No. 3 Notre Dame Fighting Irish.

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Louisville Cardinals fall 89-71 to Notre Dame at home

The Louisville Cardinals women's basketball team weren't able to get the win Sunday over the visiting No. 3 Notre Dame Fighting Irish.

21 days ago·Louisville, United States

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Cardinal Sports Zone

Louisville WBB Recap: Fighting Irish Run Away From The Cards

Pregame Notes: Good afternoon Card Nation. The 15-6 (8-2 in the ACC) Louisville Cardinals take on their biggest rival (at least in my mind) in the Annual “Pink Game’,” the Notre Dame Fighting Irish. The Cards are returning home after winning their last 2 games out of 3 on the road. Coach Walz and the Cards are 9-1 in their last 10 games. The Cards escaped Dallas with an 80-75 win after a furious comeback attempt by the Mustangs. Freshman guard …

21 days ago

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Rivals

No. 3 Notre Dame WBB pushes back on regression, passes Louisville road test

Liatu King, Olivia Miles and Cass Prosper fill in and around Hannah Hidalgo's latest takeover, in an 89-71 Irish victory

21 days ago

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University of Louisville Athletics

Cardinals Fall to No. 3 Notre Dame, 89-71 - University of Louisville Athletic

LOUISVILLE, Ky. — The Louisville women's basketball team (15-7, 8-3 ACC) struggled in the second half and fell short against #3 Notre Dame (19-2, 10-0 ACC), 89-71, Sunday afternoon at the KFC Yum! Center. The Cards kept the game close with a strong second quarter, but despite shooting 44 percent from three and forcing the Fighting Irish to commit 23 turnovers, Notre Dame's season high, the game got away from them in the second half and they stru…

21 days ago

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The Voice-Tribune

Walz’s Cardinals HaveBounced Back from EarlyEmbarrassing Defeats

By RUSS BROWN Photos by UofL Athletics With eight freshmen and a transfer on the roster, Jeff Walz knew it would take his Louisville women’s basketball team awhile to mesh into a consistently effective unit, although he may have been wondering if the time frame he expected was too optimistic after a couple of blowouts within a week that he termed “absolute embarrassment.” No one would disagree with that assessment. First, in the Women’s Champi…

21 days ago

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