Rankings
Cards Climb In Both Polls
Louisville's huge road win at Syracuse on Saturday nearly catapulted it back into the top five of this week's USA Today Poll. Instead the Cards - who picked up one first place vote - sit at No. 6, just behind Big East leader Georgetown.
Cards Up A Spot In New Coaches' Poll
A decisive win over Seton Hall wasn't enough impress the AP Top 25 voters, who kept Louisville at No. 10 for a second straight week. The Cards did manage to leapfrog Michigan State and move up to No. 9 in the coaches' poll.
Louisville Jumps Back Into The Top Five
When Louisville heads to New York later this week for the Big East Tournament, it will do so as the No. 4 team in the country.
Cards Climb In Both Polls
Louisville's huge road win at Syracuse on Saturday nearly catapulted it back into the top five of this week's USA Today Poll. Instead the Cards - who picked up one first place vote - sit at No. 6, just behind Big East leader Georgetown.
Cards Up A Spot In New Coaches' Poll
A decisive win over Seton Hall wasn't enough impress the AP Top 25 voters, who kept Louisville at No. 10 for a second straight week. The Cards did manage to leapfrog Michigan State and move up to No. 9 in the coaches' poll.
Cards Move Back Into Top 10
A pair of victories and a handful of losses from teams in front of them have allowed Louisville to jump two spots to No. 10 in both sets of top 25 rankings. The Cards remain the highest-ranked team in the country with five losses.
Louisville Checks In At No. 12 In Both Polls
Saturday night's five overtime loss to Notre Dame wound up not having much effect on Louisville's national ranking, as the Cards fell one spot to No. 12 in the coaches' poll and held at the same position in the AP Top 25.
Louisville Jumps A Spot In Both Polls
A victory over Pitt and a dominating win over No. 25 Marquette only impressed the AP and coaches' poll voters enough to move Louisville up one spot in this week's college hoops polls.
Cards Remain In Top 15 Of Both Major Polls
Despite becoming the first team since 1989 to begin a three-game losing streak while ranked No. 1, Louisville managed to remain in the top 15 of both the Associated Press top 25 and USA Today coaches' poll for this week.
Cards Fall To No. 5 In Both Polls
Louisville's stay at the No. 1 spot was short-lived thanks to its loss to Syracuse on Saturday, but that upset wasn't enough to knock the Cards out of the top five.
Cards Poised To Become New No. 1
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Louisville Finishes Season Ranked No. 13
On the merits of its Sugar Bowl upset of Florida, the Louisville football team rose to No. 13 in both the final AP and coaches' polls of the season.
Louisville Jumps Arizona In AP Top 25
The Cards will have a little No. 3 next to their name for both of their games this week.
Cards Rise A Spot In Both Polls
Syracuse's loss to Temple on Saturday allowed Louisville to climb in both polls for the second consecutive week.
Cards Back In The Top Five
After a three-week hiatus, the Louisville Cardinals are back in the top five of both major polls.
Cards Drop In New AP Poll
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Cards Drop In New Hoops Rankings
Louisville's loss to Duke in the Battle 4 Atlantis championship game dropped the Cards to No. 5 in the Associated Press Top 25 and to No. 6 in the USA Today Poll.
Louisville Falls Out Of AP Top 25
Back-to-back losses have taken the Cards from a top ten national ranking to completely out of the Associated Press Top 25.
