2014 Men’s Basketball
Championship
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Imagine the greatest week you've ever had. Chances are it pales in comparison to the one Louisville head coach Rick Pitino had. His second national championship was merely the icing on the cake.
- Highlights Box Score Also: Pitino elected to HOF Courtside | UM vs. UofL Shop: Champions Gear
Top-seeded Louisville lived up to its billing, though the Cardinals had to work for it. UofL rallied from another 12-point deficit to beat Michigan 82-76 in the championship game Monday night.
- Highlights Box Score Also: Pitino elected to HOF Courtside | UM vs. UofL Shop: Champions Gear
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Luke Hancock equaled his career high with 22 points, including a record-setting 5 of 5 behind the arc, and was named the tournament’s most outstanding player, the first non-starter to receive the award.
Louisville rallied to defeat Michigan for the 2013 national title -- and you can celebrate the Cardinals' victory with a large selection of champions merchandise.
- Great week, coach
- Louisville cuts the net
- Hancock tabbed MOP
- UofL Championship Gear
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COACHING CAROUSEL
The men’s basketball coaching carousel is already in motion. Check out which schools will have new head coaches for the 2013-14 season.
2014 FINAL FOUR TICKETS
Ticket applications for the 2014 Final Four in Arlington, Texas, will be accepted through May 31.
SELECTION PROCESS
Find out more about the process that will determine the participants in the 2013 NCAA tournament.