NCAABB News & Views

10 Apr 2013

Louisville Cardinals Athletic FacilitiesThe 2012-2013 school year has been one heck of an athletic ride for the University of Louisville Cardinals, particularly among the institution’s top revenue generating sports. This very week saw the Cardinals men’s basketball team capture its third-ever national championship, with the Louisville women following up Rick Pitino’s squad’s effort, by finishing national runner-up, in their title game loss to UConn.

8 Apr 2013

Rick Pitino 2 titles with 2 different schools Monday night, the nation’s top team, the Louisville Cardinals, play the Michigan Wolverines for the NCAA championship, in Atlanta. The favored Cardinals are looking to win the school’s third title, with their previous victories taking place in 1980 and 1986. The Wolverines are aiming for the program’s second trophy. Michigan’s lone championship took place in 1989.

6 Apr 2013

Syracuse 5 Final Fours, Michigan 7 Final FoursSaturday night, the 30-9 Syracuse Orange take on the 30-7 Michigan Wolverines, in a Final Four semifinal matchup at Atlanta. For Syracuse, this is their first Final Four appearance since 2003 and fifth overall. In 2003, Jim Boeheim and Carmelo Anthony led the Upstate New York power to its only NCAA Championship in school history.

5 Apr 2013

Louisville JW Marriott Buckhead, Syracuse Westin Buckhead, Wichita State Grand Hyatt Buckhead, Michigan Renaissance Atlanta Waverly HotelThis weekend, the college basketball universe descends on the Peach State, as the Georgia Dome in Atlanta plays host to the 2013 NCAA Men’s Final Four. iFollosports.com is your source for information regarding the scene surrounding the event.

Below is a breakdown of the places to be.

 

Final Four Games

Georgia Dome

Located at 1 Georgia Dome Drive NW, on the edge of downtown Atlanta

 

National Semifinals

5 Apr 2013

Richard Pitino named head coach at MinnesotaAfter a fairly exhaustive coaching search, Richard Pitino was hired as the head coach of the Minnesota Golden Gophers basketball team. Pitino, who is taking over for the recently fired Tubby Smith, is the 30-year-old son of legendary Louisville coach Rick Pitino.

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