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UNC Women's Basketball’s signature win over No. 3 Louisville first over Cards in nearly 14 years


Most UNC players were in elementary school the last time the Tar Heels beat Louisville nearly 14 years ago. None of them remember that NCAA tournament victory, but they’ll never forget the No. 23 Tar Heels’ 66-65 upset of No. 3 Louisville at Carmichael Arena on Thursday. It was a signature win and their biggest since beating No. 1 Notre Dame in 2019. (Tar Heel Tribune)

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UNC Women's Basketball’s signature win over No. 3 Louisville first over Cards in nearly 14 years