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LOUISVILLE Black Sam Bradford Jersey , Ky. (AP) — points, including 12 in the first quarter to lead Louisville past the Wolverines 71-50 on Sunday in the second round of the women’s NCAA Tournament.The Cardinals (31-3) started fast and stayed in gear on the way to earning their third consecutive Sweet 16 berth.Louisville isn’t taking that achievement for granted.Advancing meant getting a bigger, physical Michigan squad eager to follow up a 30-point first round win with a huge upset. The Cardinals didn’t let it happen, pushing the ball offensively while pressing Michigan defensively. It quickly built a 19-4 lead that steadily increased.“We’re always trying to play our own game, whether it’s our transition game, just playing fast,” forward Sam Fuehring said. “Definitely worked today.”Durr got the Cardinals going with two assists before adding the first of five 3-pointers in the game and a four-point play. She finished 9 of 23 from the field and 5 of 14 from long range.“I just tried to make the right reads,” said the senior All-American, who finished with five of Louisville’s 16 assists. “They were throwing like three guards at me, three players at me.“My teammates were getting open, making great cuts and finished the ball as well.”Louisville’s defense also came up big, holding the taller Wolverines to just 23 percent shooting in the second half and 43 percent overall. The Cardinals scored 28 points off 22 turnovers, forcing 17 by halftime alone.Jazmine Jones added 15 points while Sam Fuehring and Dana Evans each had 10. Kylee Shook had 10 rebounds and guard Arica Carter seven after missing two games with a left knee injury.Akienreh Johnson had 12 points and Kayla Robbins 10 for Michigan, which fell to 1-4 all-time against Louisville. Michigan (22-12) failed in its fifth attempt to reach the Sweet 16 in its history.“You can’t put yourself in a 19-4 hole against a No. 1 seed and try to climb back from that,” Michigan coach Kim Barnes Arico said. “We had cut it to six, but it’s not easy to climb back from that deficit. So, definitely a learning experience.”FORGET SOMETHING?Durr and Carter celebrated their final home victory running side by side around the court to cheers and were soon followed by Fuehring, a fellow senior. That wasn’t the plan in what turned out to be Louisville’s only uncoordinated moment.“On the first victory lap Cheap Zach Allen Jersey , they left,” Fuehring joked. “I had to come back out. It was kind of embarrassing, but I enjoyed it.”Durr explained, “We didn’t know where you went.”TAKING HER PLACENeeding a point to tie Diane Dietz as Michigan’s No. 2 career scorer, senior center Hallie Thome scored six and finished with 2,081.BIG PICTUREMichigan: The Wolverines were caught off guard from the jump in allowing consecutive layups. The early turnovers didn’t help, the result of being sped up more than they wanted to be by the Cardinals. They settled down to commit just five after the break but were outscored 17-6 in the third quarter.“That was their game plan,” Johnson said of Louisville. “They played their normal game, but they definitely brought a lot of intensity the first couple of minutes of the game. But we started to adjust to the pressure.”Louisville: The returns of Carter from injury and coach Jeff Walz from suspension made the Cardinals whole, and it showed with effective precision and intensity that negated Michigan’s size and athleticism. Their bench was outscored 28-12, but it didn’t matter because they controlled areas such as rebounding (35-34) and paint scoring (36-30) against a challenging opponent.UP NEXTLouisville: Faces Oregon State-Gonzaga winner on Friday in Albany Regional. If you don’t know much about Joel Klatt, the Fox Sports college football analyst, Klatt was a walk-on QB at the University of Colorado in 2002, who won the full-time starting job his sophomore year..."WhiteFanposts Fanshots Podcasts The Revenge of the Birds podcastWhy To Believe Joel Klatt and PFFNew,125comments Why To Believe Joel Klatt and PFFIf you don’t know much about Joel Klatt, the Fox Sports college football analyst, Klatt was a walk-on QB at the University of Colorado in 2002, who won the full-time starting job his sophomore year and then went on to set 19 school passing records.These days he is becoming one of the most popular and highly sought after draft pundits. For example, he has become one of Colin Cowherd’s most popular guests on The Herd Zach Allen Arizona Cardinals Jersey , especially in the weeks before the NFL Draft.Joel Klatt has an excellent and intuitive understanding of QBs.Watch what he had to say about last year’s QBs (Rosen, Mayfield and Darnold) prior to last year’s draft. Pretty much everything he had to say was right on the money:In retrospect, Klatt did a good job summarizing why some teams were having some difficulty assessing Josh Rosen’ personality and outlooks on football. It also appears that Klatt was right on the money about Baker Mayfield, at a time when no one would have thought Mayfield would go #1 to the Browns. Klatt shocked a skeptical Cowherd by claiming that Mayfield’s ceiling could be that of Drew Brees.This year, Joel Klatt rates Kyler Murray as the#1 QB in the draft and in this recent interview with Cowherd he makes a salient point about NFL buildings that are split on their QB. He explains what good jobs Sean McVay and Matt Nagy have done in trying to unite their building in favor of Jared Goff and Mitchell Trubisky respectively. Klatt correctly identifies how the Cardinals’ building is split on Josh Rosen. For those who don’t believe this—-trust in Klatt—-while I am not at the liberty of revealing my own sources, what Klatt is saying is true. However, what the Cardinals have, which the Rams and the Bears did not, is the 1st pick in the NFL Draft and, and with it, the opportunity to draft a more exciting, stronger fit at QB. There is absolutely no doubt in my mind, that if the Rams or the Bears were given the opportunity to draft Kyler Murray this year, they both would rush his name to the podium. And here’s the gist—-it’s not that Jared Goff, Mitchell Trubisky and Josh Rosen are bad choices at QB—-it’s that Kyler Murray is more multi-talented and potentially more dynamic.Furthermore, I do not think it would be out of the realm of possibility if Murray is not taken #1 by the Cardinals or a trading partner, that Kyle Shanahan and the 49ers would make the pick. While no one has serious doubts about Jimmy Garoppolo’s talent, the fact that he’s incurred injuries in his last two starting stints at New England and San Francisco, elicits a question mark. Plus 2019 Zach Allen Jersey , let’s face it, Murray can do some things with the football that Jimmy G cannot.The 49ers could take Murray and put Jimmy G on the trading block. And they would likely get very good value in return and the dead cap money on him is only $13M. They could also spend the next 5 years reaping the benefits of Murray’s rookie salary.Last year, Joel Klatt understood why the Browns took Baker Mayfield at #1, because Mayfield led the NCAA in passing efficiency two years in a row. This year, Klatt understands why the Cardinals would take Kyler Murray at #1. As Klatt asserts, not only is Kyler Murray’s skill set unique, his propensity to convert 1st downs, especially on 3rd and longs, and in leading scoring drives when his team was down 7 points or more was in both cases ranked #1 in the NCAA. Klatt concludes that Josh Rosen, in his opinion, would be the #2 rated QB in the 2019 draft, which ironically might have happened back when Rosen was contemplating staying at UCLA for his senior year because he did not want to be taken by the Cleveland Browns. Klatt believes that the Cardinals are likely to receive strong trade interest in Josh Rosen. The analysts at PFF concur with Joel Klatt. This weekend PFF moved Kyler Murray to #1 on their draft board. Here is the video:For those of you who are adamant that the Cardinals should stick with Josh Rosen and not draft Kyler Murray, nothing and no one is going to convince you otherwise. And that’s fine. That is what makes this such a compelling debate. As Kliff Kingsbury says, “the beauty of a QB is in the eye of the beholder.” No QB is completely flawless or a sure-fire guarantee to be great.But some QBs do more to excite, breed confidence and unite buildings than others.