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AP men’s basketball poll: Virginia climbs to No. 6, Duke holds at No. 2
Virginia jumped three spots to No. 6 while Duke held at No. 2 in the AP men’s basketball poll released Monday, Nov. 9, giving the ACC three teams in the top 10. Louisville climbed one place to No. 10, and Miami dropped three spots to No. 17 after a 1-1 start. Those four programs accounted for the conference’s ranked teams.
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Never intending to coach, Brohm now has 100 wins
LOUISVILLE - Like most football coaches, Louisville’s Jeff Brohm isn’t one to spend much, if any, time staring in the rearview mirror or looking down the highway further than the next game. So, with a road trip to North Carolina Saturday on his mind, he didn’t dwell long...
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Locals Know It For Art And Dining, But This Kentucky Neighborhood Was Once Called Little Germany
You probably know this Kentucky neighborhood for its galleries, boutiques and buzzing restaurants. Maybe you have strolled its sidewalks with a coffee in hand and a shopping bag on your arm. But this stylish stretch has a surprising past that many visitors never hear about. Long before the murals and...
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Visit This Kentucky Memorabilia Mall Where Toys From Your Childhood Fill Three Floors Of Booths
Most of the stuff in this pink-awning shop costs less than ten bucks. About 90 percent of it, in fact, sits at $9.99 or under. The treasures fill three floors of a retrofitted house. Owl lamps, rotary phones, old board games, and black velvet paintings all compete for your attention.
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Tajianna Roberts leads No. 7 Louisville past Lindenwood 71-35
LOUISVILLE, Ky. (AP) — Tajianna Roberts scored 15 points as No. 7 Louisville had little trouble dispatching Lindenwood 71-35 on Tuesday night. It was a hot-and-cold night for the Cardinals offensively. They made their first six shots in the second quarter to take a 37-13 lead after Grace Mbugua's layup with 5:26 left in the first half. Then after missing five straight, Louisville (4-0) ended the half on a 9-0 run, making their final four shots to take a 47-18 lead into the locker room. The Cardinals shot 40.9% (27 for 66). While they overcame a 40.8% shooting performance Sunday at Southern Indiana by shooting 11 for 32 from the 3-point arc, Louisville also struggled from the perimeter on Tuesday going 6 for 29 from long range, including 1 for 12 in the second half. Still, they locked down the Lions (1-3) defensively. The Ohio Valley Conference school located just outside of St. Louis went 2 for 21 over a 13-plus minute stretch from 1:22 left in the first half to 8:10 remaining in the fourth quarter. Carys Baker scored 12 points for Louisville. A three-year player for Virginia Tech, Baker surpassed 1,000 career points with a first-quarter 3-pointer that