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's No. 1 rated pace-adjusted offensive team against his No. 1 rated pace-adjusted defense team , the defense juggernaut came out on top of one of the more entertaining contests in years.

After not sleeping for more than 50 hours after Louisville won the national title, Rick Pitino was so tired and emotional he cried tears of joy watching the second-half of the Cardinals' game on television.

The last two national champions in college basketball both hail from the state of Kentucky.

Lucas Stoller and Mike "Buoy" Brown showcasing the primary benefit of any bachelor party in Chicago.

Now that the deadline to declare for the NBA draft has passed, a look at the top 32 teams for 2013-14: Russ Smith made the most surprising and impactful stay-in-school decision of this offseason, and he should be considered the early frontrunner for the 2014 Wooden/Naismith Awards.

The Louisville basketball coach told his players he would ink a tribute to his 2012-13 team on his body if they won the 2013 national championship.

When it came to Luke Hancock, nobody knew.Nobody knew that at the beginning of the University of Louisville basketball season, the junior transfer couldn't raise his shooting In a series of profiles on players for the University of Louisville's national championship basketball team, Eric Crawford takes a look back at Luke Hancock's junior season.

When it came to Luke Hancock, nobody knew.Nobody knew that at the beginning of the University of Louisville basketball season, the junior transfer couldn't raise his shooting In a series of profiles on players for the University of Louisville's national championship basketball team, Eric Crawford takes a look back at Luke Hancock's junior season.

National champion Louisville is losing some key contributors to graduation and the NBA, but the Cardinals still have talent to burn.

LOUISVILLE, Ky. - Russ Smith is staying at Louisville to chase another NCAA championship and a degree.

In an up-and-down year for Syracuse, plenty of figures made this a trying season.

The 6-foot junior guard, who said shortly after the Cardinals won the national championship that he was declaring for the NBA Draft, will come back for his senior season.

Luke Hancock, the Final Four's Most Outstanding Player after leading Louisville to a national title three weeks ago, will finally be shaving off the postseason beard that he grew.

Trey Burke and Russ Smith rightfully received the bulk of the pregame headlines coming into Monday's national championship game, but its the reserves of Michigan and Louisville that have shined at the Georgia Dome as the Wolverines hold a tenuous 38-37 halftime lead.