Just absolutely hammering a top-5 team in the league on the road in a spot where it would’ve been easy to come out flat. This team is picking up speed faster than any of us thought they ever could.

Pat Kelsey: cut out for this.

I am fist-pumping first-half baskets. We're so back.

One of the cool things about Louisville being good again is that we get articles like this from Mike. I doubt anyone in the country loves college basketball as much as he does and it's good that he can write joyful articles about Louisville again.

It's got a bush what the hell

me: i worry the internet has made each of us feel like a pundit, like we must triangulate opinions to match some imagined consensus rather than behaving as one singular constituent, speaking and voting based on our own beliefs and counting on others to do the same

my son, holding an apple: bapple

Fairly certain U of L just lost a game in the absolute dumbest fucking way I've ever seen one of my teams lose a game.

I’m loving big Ange instead

I just don't have as much belief in Ange as I did before the season, when I truly couldn't conceive of him not succeeding.

Revisiting with a little reflection...

All in favor of giving Ange the season as long as we're not getting relegated. He deserves that, plus moving on before then would be a regression for a club that's trying to leave short-term thinking behind. Plus, Arteta 8th in first full season etc.

Totally agree, but he's losing my faith, which saddens me.

I adore Ange, and if it doesn't work with him I'm tempted to ask what's the point of believing in anything. That said...

When it's a pattern it's on the manager, and this pattern of just not showing up in games we should easily win is on Ange. And he's not long for this job if it continues.

First in 22 years, for that matter.

Giving teams their first wins of the season in two of three games would just be criminal.

Come on Tottenham.