Elif Istanbulluoglu also had a breakout game, recording a career-high 11 points and four rebounds on an efficient 5-for-8 shooting. Olivia Cochran contributed with 10 points, seven rebounds, an assist, and a block. Nina Rickards and Nyla Harris showcased their versatility, making meaningful contributions in multiple areas of the game.
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dominant display
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Head coach Kenny Payne expressed his pride in the team’s performance, emphasizing the importance of playing with energy and togetherness. He highlighted the significance of conquering oneself and challenging any doubts or fears that the players may have. Despite some lapses in concentration when they had big leads, Payne acknowledged that it is part of the learning process for a young team.
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The Cardinals have been a force to be reckoned with when facing nonconference opponents under Coach Walz. They hold a remarkable 182-34 (.843) record against nonconference foes in regular season play, and have won 84 out of their last 95 non-conference games. Since the start of the 2017-18 season, Louisville has amassed 185 wins, ranking fourth in the NCAA, and boasts a winning percentage of .849, ranking fifth during that span.
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Sydney Taylor shined for Louisville, delivering an impressive 15-point performance. The team showed impressive depth, with eight players scoring in double figures for the first time in program history. Taylor showcased her shooting skills, going 5-of-8 from the field and sinking 2-of-4 from beyond the arc. Her contributions extended beyond scoring, as she also recorded four assists and two steals.
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Right from the opening whistle, the Cardinals set the tone for the match, displaying their attacking prowess. Their fluid passing and impeccable teamwork created numerous opportunities, leaving the Duke defense scrambling to keep up. It was only a matter of time before the Cardinals found the back of the net.
