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Louisville women's basketball coach Jeff Walz expressed frustration over a late-game intentional foul call, calling it "God-awful" and stating that he expects to receive a fine for his comments. The controversial call sent Dyaisha Fair to the free-throw line with 2.3 seconds remaining, giving her a chance to win the game for Syracuse.
The Louisville women's basketball team secured the gold medal at the GLOBL Jam in Toronto with a 68-66 victory over Canada, avenging their previous loss. Sydney Taylor's three-pointer in the final minute proved crucial, and she was named the event's Most Valuable Player. Despite having limited practice time together, the team showcased their talent, with Olivia Cochran and Nina Rickards delivering strong performances.
Louisville women's basketball team players, including Olivia Cochran, show support for head coach Jeff Walz and the program after star guard Hailey Van Lith's departure to the transfer portal. Cochran defended the program on Twitter and made it clear she has no intention of leaving. With no commitments from the 2023 recruiting class, Walz will have to reinforce the roster with the transfer portal.
Louisville women's basketball team is showing support for head coach Jeff Walz and the program after Hailey Van Lith's departure to the transfer portal. Junior forward Olivia Cochran defended the program on Twitter and made it clear that she has no intention of leaving. With Van Lith gone, Cochran is the most experienced returning player for the Cardinals, and the team will have to reinforce the roster with the transfer portal.
Hailey Van Lith, a junior guard for the Louisville women's basketball team, is entering the transfer portal after helping lead the team to multiple Elite Eight appearances and a Final Four. Van Lith is set to graduate in May with a degree in business and was one of only two Power 5 players to average at least 19 points, 4 rebounds, and 3 assists per game this past season. She leaves Louisville as the program's No. 4 scorer all-time in the NCAA Tournament with 235 points.
Louisville women's basketball team, led by coach Jeff Walz, has advanced to the Elite Eight for the fourth consecutive year, seeking to become the second team in the past decade to make the Final Four with double-digit losses. Despite their success, Walz feels his program is not getting the respect it deserves and gave an impassioned defense of his team after their win over Ole Miss. The team now faces Iowa and their star player Caitlyn Clark in the next round.