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The Wildcats will also have two national TV appearances during their opening Southeastern Conference (SEC) series. The games on March 9th and 10th will both be noon ET starts and will be aired live on SEC Network. These are just the beginning of a total of eight games that the Wildcats will have televised on SEC Network this season.

The Cardinals recently went through a tough stretch, playing four consecutive games against teams in the top five of the ACC standings. Their most recent loss came at home against Virginia, where they fell 69-52. On the other hand, Clemson suffered a heartbreaking 72-71 defeat at the hands of Duke.

The second year under coach Jeff Brohm will kick off on August 31 when the Cardinals host Austin Peay, marking the first home opener in August for the school since 2008. They will remain at home the following week against Jacksonville State, a team that secured a bowl berth in their first season as FBS and Conference USA members.

Louisville has had a rough stretch, losing their last three games, including a 90-65 defeat at the hands of Wake Forest. This game against Duke will be their fourth consecutive road game against teams that have been undefeated at home this season. Duke, on the other hand, had their eight-game winning streak snapped in a 80-76 loss to Pitt.

Louisville’s recent performance has been a mixed bag, going 1-1 last week. They secured a victory against Miami on the road but suffered an 89-83 home loss to NC State on Saturday. On the other hand, North Carolina has been on a winning streak, triumphing in their last six games, including a dominant 103-67 victory over Syracuse on Saturday. With the top-ranked teams in the country faltering last week, UNC has soared to the 4th spot in the rankings.

Both teams are coming off tough losses in their previous games. The Cardinals have dropped three consecutive games, with their latest defeat being a 83-70 home loss to Pitt. On the other hand, Miami had their four-game winning streak snapped with an 86-82 overtime road loss to Wake Forest. Despite the recent setbacks, the Hurricanes boast an impressive 9-0 home record this season.

In their most recent matchup, the Cardinals fell short against DePaul with a final score of 75-68. However, Arkansas State comes into this game with some momentum after routing UAB 87-68 to end their three-game losing streak.

Louisville enters this clash with momentum on their side, as they are currently riding a four-game winning streak. Their most recent victory was a dominant 80-40 performance against NC A&T on December 3 at home. The Cardinals’ defense once again proved to be formidable, as they secured their 38th consecutive win when holding their opponents to 59 points or less. In fact, Louisville has limited their opponents to 59 points or fewer in five of their nine games this season.

The Cardinals are entering the contest with a two-game winning streak after securing victories against New Mexico State and Bellarmine. On the other hand, the Hokies have dropped their last two games against Florida Atlantic and Auburn.

After a dominating 77-59 victory over Cincinnati in their season opener, the No. 17/15 University of Louisville women’s basketball team is ready to take on DePaul in their home opener. The Cardinals will be playing their first home game since February 26 and it will be the KFC Yum! Center debut for several new additions to their roster.