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Louisville women’s volleyball falls to SMU in top five ACC matchup
Third-ranked Louisville women’s volleyball traveled to Dallas, Texas on Thursday evening to face the No. 5 SMU Mustangs in a high-powered ACC volleyball matchup. The Cards lost 3-1, dropping their first match in ACC play against the talented team from down south. Sultans of swing. The Cardinals got off...
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Molly Malone’s is for sale, but it’s not going anywhere
The property holding Molly Malone’s Irish Pub and restaurant, the beloved Covington pub, is for sale. But it’s not closing anytime soon, according to ownership. Paul Grisanti, a listing agent for the Louisville-based Grisanti Group, confirmed that both the Louisville and Covington locations of Molly Malone’s are for sale. Grisanti added that the three owners would prefer to sell both properties to one party, but “everything is negotiable.” He said the current asking price is $8.2 million for both.
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Louisville Cardinals beat Ball State Cardinals in 94-73 women's volleyball matchup
In Worthen Arena, it was a matchup between the Ball State Cardinals and the Louisville Cardinals, but there was only room for one. The No. 7-ranked Louisville Cardinals came out on top, winning 94-73 on the road. The matchup also constituted a unique occurrence in Muncie, as the last top-10...
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Pupusas And Fried Plantains At La Guanaquita Make This Louisville Salvadoran Restaurant Feel Like A Trip To San Salvador
Some of the best meals in Louisville do not come with fancy signs or long waiting lists. They come from small family kitchens where the menu fits on one board and the cooks make everything by hand. On a busy stretch of the South End, one tiny Salvadoran spot has...
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Quick Thoughts on UNC football ahead of a showdown with Louisville
UNC handled UConn last Saturday. The defense flipped its usual script, surrendering an abnormally high number of explosive plays (nine) but also generating an abnormally high level of havoc: eight QB hurries, three sacks, four tackles for loss, two interceptions (one returned for a touchdown), and a fumble recovery (with an assist from the officials). UNC’s offense, in its last six drives, produced five touchdowns and a single missed FG on a wet field. UNC simply made more plays than UConn on both sides of the ball in a comfortable win.