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ESPN’s Bruce Pearl Recaps Louisville and Michigan
The Drive Tuesday 4-9-13 – Friend of the show Bruce Pearl joins us once again to to recap the National Championship game from last night. We also discuss Rick Pitino’s legacy as the only coach to win two Championships at two different schools, what teams he sees as being able to make runs next year like Wichita st did this year, and where he see’s himself coaching in the next few years.
ESPN’s Jay Bilas: “Rick Pitino Is Definitely One Of The Best Coaches That’s Ever Walked The Sideline”
The Drive Tuesday 4-9-13 -Jay Bilas talks with The Drive about where Rick Pitino now sits on the Mount Rushmore of college coaching, how the level of officiating has dwindled in the past few years during the tournament, and we get his thoughts on the president of the NCAA Mark Emmert.
Rising Star: Louisville Junior Luke Hancock
Most pundits expected Louisville to be in the national championship game, but no one expected Luke Hancock to play an important role.
Michigan’s McGary Plans To Wake Up Today And ‘Get Back At It’
But he sidestepped one big question — Will he return to Michigan next season?
Five Things: Missing McGary And Hancock Saves Cardinals…Again
The preseason No. 2 team finishes 35-5 and wins 16 in a row to close the season, culminating with a national championship. No dominant team in college basketball this year?
Louisville Beats Michigan 82-76 For NCAA Title
Relentless Louisville rallied from a 12-point deficit to beat Michigan 82-76 in the NCAA championship game Monday night.
Wolverine Fans Praise Team After Loss
University of Michigan basketball fans in Ann Arbor took the heartbreaking loss as well as could be expected.
From Dial Global Sports Jim Gray: “Whoever Wins Tonight The Fans Can Find Something To Like”
The Drive Monday 4-8-13 – Jim Gray the legendary sports broadcaster joins The Drive to discuss his career, the state of college basketball in relation to the One and Done Rule, and we discuss why Jerry Richardson is so vilified in the Carolinas.
Pitino Leads Class Of 7 Into Naismith Hall Of Fame
Rick Pitino, who will coach Louisville in the NCAA championship game Monday night, is among seven people elected to the Naismith Memorial Basketball Hall of Fame.
Five Things: Cards Find A Way And Reserves Shine For Wolverines
Tonight, the No. 1 overall seed takes on a team once ranked No. 1 and now playing its best basketball. On one side is Louisville, the favorite when the field was announced, trying to keep the national championship trophy in the state of Kentucky.
