In their last game, the Cardinals made history with a resounding 111-33 victory over local rival Bellarmine. The 78-point winning margin was the largest in the Jeff Walz era and the second largest in program history. Not only that, but the Cardinals had eight players score in double figures, setting a new program record. This feat surpassed the previous record of seven players, which was set in 2017 against Tennessee State.

The Wildcats currently hold a 2-1 record for the season after suffering a loss to Austin Peay in their last game. Despite the setback, senior forward Ajae Petty continues to impress. Petty notched a career-high tying 19 points and a career-high 14 rebounds in the game, marking her second double-double of the season. Her performance places her among the elite in the Southeastern Conference as one of only nine players to achieve multiple double-doubles this year. Petty also contributed three steals, highlighting her defensive prowess. She currently ranks second in the conference and 15th in the nation in rebounds per game, averaging an impressive 12.0.

Kentucky stunned their opponents with their precision from behind the arc, converting a remarkable 17 of 32 attempts, an impressive 53.1 percent success rate. This marked a historic achievement for a John Calipari-coached team, as it represented the most three-pointers made in his tenure at Kentucky. Moreover, it was the most threes the Cats had registered in almost three decades. Their overall shooting percentage was equally remarkable, as they made an incredible 63.9 percent of their field goals, sinking 39 of 61 attempts.

With both teams showing immense determination, the game was off to a fierce start. The Kentucky Wildcats, known for their tenacity, were ready to showcase their skills. Headrick provided his expert commentary, giving viewers a detailed account of the action on the court.

Once the game gets underway, stay tuned to Tom Leach, Jeff Piecoro, and Jeremy Jarmon as they provide real-time commentary of the game. These experienced voices will guide you through all the intense moments and thrilling plays that unfold on the field.

In an impressive display of offensive firepower, the No. 17/16 Kentucky Wildcats defeated the Stonehill Ravens with a commanding final score of 101-67. The Rupp Arena at Central Bank Center was filled with excitement as the Wildcats improved their season record to 3-1.

Head coach Bret Lundgaard praised the team’s performance, saying, “It was a great three days of racing for our team. We competed well and showed our personalities as we continue to build our competitive identity.” Lundgaard also expressed excitement about using the information gained from the invitational to prepare for the second half of the season and work towards their end of season goals.

The Lady Cards also had a strong showing, with three divers qualifying for the 1-meter final. Else Praasterink finished in third place with a score of 260.75, after being the top qualifier in prelims with a score of 297.20. Samm Helmboldt finished fourth with a score of 258.10, while Lindsay Gizzi finished sixth with a score of 239.05. Grace Leonard placed ninth in the prelims with a score of 253.05.

The No. 12/3-ranked Louisville men’s and women’s swimming and diving teams are going head to head against the nationally ranked Buckeyes in this invitational. The competition also features schools such as Indiana, Notre Dame, Cincinnati, Ohio University (diving only), Cal (diving only), and Kenyon (diving only).

Louisville comes into the game with a 9-1 record after a thrilling 31-24 comeback victory over Virginia last week. Isaac Guerendo’s 73-yard touchdown run with three minutes remaining sealed the win for the Cardinals. Despite overcoming a 14-0 halftime deficit, Virginia couldn’t hold on as Louisville tied the game with a 52-yard touchdown pass to Ahmari Huggins-Bruce.