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After getting off to an extremely fast start at Virginia Tech, the Louisville men's basketball program had to hold on for dear life to get to the finish line. However, they did still get there, leaving Cassell Coliseum with a 71-66 win.

The Louisville Cardinals play their final true road game of the season against Virginia Tech. Author: ksdk.com . Published: 2:43 PM CST February 24, 2025

LOUISVILLE, Ky. - The Louisville men's basketball program is still trucking right along. While their rematch with Florida State was a lot closer than the first matchup, the Cardinals were still able to capture an 89-81 win.

Pat Kelsey's No. 17 Louisville basketball team survived a scare vs host Virginia Tech on Tuesday and clinched a double bye for the ACC Tournament.

Louisville is one of the league’s best. The 19th-ranked Cardinals (21-6, 14-2 ACC) will visit Virginia Tech (12-15, 7-9) at 9 p.m. Tuesday in a game that will air on the ACC Network. Louisville fired coach Kenny Payne after last season and replaced him with Pat Kelsey,

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After getting off to an extremely fast start at Virginia Tech, the Louisville men's basketball program had to hold on for dear life to get to the finish line. However, they did still get there, leaving Cassell Coliseum with a 71-66 win.

The Cardinals won nine ACC road games, which has only been done three other times since the conference moved to 18 games in 2012-13 and 20 in 2019-20.

Pat Kelsey's No. 17 Louisville basketball team survived a scare vs host Virginia Tech on Tuesday and clinched a double bye for the ACC Tournament.

Most recently, the Louisville men's basketball program was able to take down Virginia Tech 71-66 in their final road game of the year. With the calendar flipping to March, they are now set to kick off a three-game home stand to wrap up the regular season.

Virginia Tech and the Cardinals are rolling right now. They are No. 2 in the ACC Standings and one of the few ACC teams that seem destined to play in the NCAA T