Today, the Louisville Cardinals face off against the Indiana Hoosiers in a highly anticipated basketball matchup. Both teams enter the game with a record of 7-1, making this contest a pivotal early-season challenge.
Game Overview
The game is set to take place at Gainbridge Fieldhouse, with tip-off scheduled for 2:15 p.m. EST. Louisville’s head coach, Pat Kelsey, is looking to guide his team back to winning ways after a recent loss to No. 23 Arkansas. The Cardinals fell to Arkansas 89-80, struggling early and trailing for most of the game.
Recent Performance
- Louiville’s recent record: 7 wins, 1 loss.
- Previous game: Lost to Arkansas, 89-80.
- Indiana’s recent record: 7 wins, 1 loss.
- Previous game: Lost to Minnesota, 73-64.
Kelsey described his team’s performance against Arkansas as “discombobulated.” He noted that the players rushed their efforts when clawing back into the game. This marks the Cardinals’ first setback of the season, which they hope to rectify against Indiana.
Statistical Insights
According to KenPom.com, the Cardinals currently have a 64% chance of winning today’s game, with a projected final score of 82-78 in their favor. BartTorvik.com mirrors this forecast, giving Louisville a 59% probability, predicting a final score of 80-78.
Betting Information
The betting odds indicate that Louisville is a 5.5-point favorite for this matchup. The over/under is set at 157.5 points, making for an intriguing betting scenario.
How to Watch and Listen
Fans can tune into the game on CBS, with Tom McCarthy as the play-by-play announcer and analysts Clark Kellogg and Robbie Hummel providing commentary. Additionally, the game will be available for livestreaming on Fubo, offering a free trial for new users.
For those interested in radio coverage, the Cardinal Sports Network will feature Paul Rogers and Bob Valvano. You can catch the broadcast on WLCL 93.9-FM and WGTK 970-AM in Louisville, or listen online at GoCards.com.
As both teams look to bounce back from recent losses, this duel promises to be a thrilling encounter in college basketball, highlighting the competitive spirit of two storied programs.
