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  • ACC Power Rankings: Is Duke the hottest team in the league or is there another?


    Syracuse, N.Y. ― The Duke Blue Devils are the best team in the ACC. That’s obvious. So far the Blue Devils’ superiority in the conference has been unchallenged.

    But there’s another team that’s making some noise and rising up in Syracuse.com’s weekly ACC Power Rankings.

    The Louisville Cardinals, Syracuse’s next opponent, ran their current win streak to six games with a pair of impressive wins this past week. As a result, Louisville made the most significant move up in this week’s Power Rankings.

    North Carolina and Stanford are two more teams to watch as they also went 2-0 this past week.

    Here’s a look at this week’s Power Rankings:

    1. Duke

    Record: 14-2 (6-0)

    Last week’s ranking: No. 1

    Last week’s results: Win 76-47 over Pittsburgh; Win 86-78 over Notre Dame

    This week’s schedule: Tuesday vs. Miami; Saturday at Boston College

    Why No. 1? Duke has Cooper Flagg. That’s it. The freshman went for 42 points on 11-for-14 shooting along with seven assists and six rebounds in Duke’s win over Notre Dame.

    2. Louisville

    Record: 12-5 (5-1)

    Last week’s ranking: No. 4

    Last week’s result: Win 74-64 over Clemson; Win 82-78 at Pittsburgh

    This week’s schedule: Tuesday at Syracuse; Saturday vs. Virginia

    Why No. 2? Louisville has won six games in a row. The Cardinals’ last loss was at Kentucky on Dec. 14. But the Cardinals took things up a notch this past week with wins over Clemson at home and Pittsburgh on the road. Those teams were second and third in last week’s Power Rankings.

    3. Clemson

    Record: 13-4 (5-1)

    Last week’s ranking: No. 2

    Last week’s results: Loss 74-64 at Louisville; Win 77-57 over Florida State

    This week’s schedule: Tuesday at Georgia Tech; Saturday at Pittsburgh

    Why No. 3? The Tigers suffered a tough road loss at Louisville, so they slide down one spot. Nice bounce-back win as Clemson demolished Florida State on Saturday. A key game looms next Saturday at Pitt.

    4. Pittsburgh

    Record: 12-4 (3-2)

    Last week’s ranking: No. 3

    Last week’s result: Loss 76-47 at Duke; Loss 82-78 to Louisville

    This week’s schedule: Wednesday at Florida State; Saturday vs. Clemson

    Why No. 4? Pittsburgh had a tough week. The road loss at Duke was expected, but not the margin. Then came the home loss to Louisville. That’s a separation game. Still, can’t find any reason to drop Pitt more than a notch. I think the Panthers are a top-4 club in the ACC.

    5. Wake Forest

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    Record: 12-4 (4-1)

    Last week’s ranking: No. 5

    Last week’s results: Win 88-78 at Miami

    This week’s schedule: Wednesday vs. Stanford; Saturday at Virginia Tech

    Why No. 5? Wake Forest treads water with a win at Miami in its only game of the week. The Deacons are just outside the obvious top 4 in the ACC. Can they stay ahead of SMU and UNC in the coming weeks?

    6. North Carolina

    Record: 11-6 (4-1)

    Last week’s ranking: No. 7

    Last week’s results: Win 82-67 over SMU; Win 63-61 at N.C. State

    This week’s schedule: Wednesday vs. California; Saturday vs. Stanford

    Why No. 6? Lifted North Carolina over SMU with its mid-week win over the Mustangs, then watched the Tar Heels survive their battle against arch-rival N.C. State. Still don’t know just how good the Tar Heels are or aren’t.

    7. SMU

    Record: 12-4 (3-2)

    Last week’s ranking: No. 6

    Last week’s result: Loss 82-67 at North Carolina; Win 93-71 over Georgia Tech

    This week’s schedule: Wednesday at Virginia; Saturday at Miami

    Why No. 7? SMU’s two ACC losses have come at Duke and North Carolina. No shame in either. For now, the Mustangs sit at No. 7, but I’m thinking this team could move into the Top 5 within a week or two. Let’s see how SMU does in two road games this week.

    8. Stanford

    Record: 11-5 (3-2)

    Last week’s ranking: No. 9

    Last week’s results: Win 70-59 over Virginia Tech; Win 88-65 over Virginia

    This week’s schedule: Wednesday at Wake Forest; Stanford at North Carolina

    Why No. 8? Stanford jumps over Virginia this week. A home win doesn’t always necessitate a move, but Stanford beat UVa by 23 points. I don’t think any of the ACC’s East Coast teams are going to enjoy playing the Cardinal in Palo Alto.

    9. Virginia

    Record: 8-8 (1-4)

    Last week’s ranking: No. 8

    Last week’s results: Loss 75-61 at California; Loss 88-65 at Stanford

    This week’s schedule: Wednesday vs. SMU; Saturday at Louisville

    Why No. 8? The fact that Virginia has lost its last three games by an average of 19.0 points would warrant a steeper drop. But I’m giving consideration to the Cavaliers’ losing twice on the West Coast and also its recent win over N.C. State, which was the one team I considered moving ahead of the Wahoos.

    10. N.C. State

    Record: 9-7 (2-3)

    Last week’s ranking: No. 11

    Last week’s result: Win 66-65 over Notre Dame; Loss 63-61 to North Carolina

    This week’s schedule: Wednesday at Virginia Tech; Saturday vs. California

    Why No. 10? N.C. State was so close to moving up even higher, but lost to North Carolina as the Tar Heels got a late dunk and then a game-saving block in the final seconds.

    11. Florida State

    Record: 11-5 (2-3)

    Last week’s ranking: No. 12

    Last week’s result: Win 80-65 at Miami; Loss 77-57 at Clemson

    This week’s schedule: Wednesday vs. Pittsburgh; Saturday vs. Georgia Tech

    Why No. 11? Florida State starts to merit some attention with wins over Syracuse and Miami but then gets smacked at Clemson. Seminoles are settling into the range between the ACC’s best teams at the top and lesser teams at the bottom.

    12. Syracuse

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    Record: 8-8 (2-3)

    Last week’s ranking: No. 14

    Last week’s result: Win 62-55 over Georgia Tech; Win 79-71 at Boston College

    This week’s schedule: Tuesday vs. Louisville; Saturday vs. Notre Dame

    Why No. 12? Not that Syracuse had a real eye-opening win last week, but the Orange did beat one team (Georgia Tech) ranked above them and then got a road win at BC. And road wins matter.

    13. Georgia Tech

    Record: 8-9 (2-4)

    Last week’s ranking: No. 10

    Last week’s results: Loss 62-55 at Syracuse; Loss 93-71 at SMU

    This week’s schedule: Tuesday vs. Clemson

    Why No. 13? Georgia Tech falls three spots after a pair of road losses. The Yellow Jackets failed to beat a Syracuse team that was without starting forward Donnie Freeman.

    14. Notre Dame

    Record: 7-9 (1-4)

    Last week’s ranking: No. 13

    Last week’s result: Loss 66-65 at N.C. State; Loss 86-78 at Duke

    This week’s schedule: Monday vs. Boston College; Saturday at Syracuse

    Why No. 14? Not going to knock Notre Dame down too far. What did we expect with road games at N.C. State and Duke? The Irish actually showed a lot of fight in both games, barely losing at State and hanging tough against the Blue Devils.

    15. Virginia Tech

    Record: 7-9 (2-3)

    Last week’s ranking: No. 17

    Last week’s result: Loss 70-59 at Stanford; Win 71-68 at California

    This week’s schedule: Wednesday vs. N.C. State; Saturday vs. Wake Forest

    Why No. 15? Virginia Tech earned a two-spot increase thanks to a road win at Cal.

    16. California

    Record: 7-7 (0-3)

    Last week’s ranking: No. 15

    Last week’s result: Win 75-61 over Virginia; Loss 71-68 to Virginia Tech

    This week’s schedule: Wednesday at North Carolina; Saturday at NC State

    Why No. 16? It’s hard to drop Cal after its win over Virginia, but the Bears couldn’t follow it up on Saturday and lost to Virginia Tech. Hoping another week of games will provide some more separation between these teams.

    17. Boston College

    Record: 9-7 (1-4)

    Last week’s ranking: No. 16

    Last week’s result: Loss 79-71 to Syracuse

    This week’s schedule: Monday at Notre Dame; Saturday vs. Duke

    Why No. 17? The Eagles’ only ACC win to date is over Miami. That’s the only team behind BC at this point. The Eagles’ four ACC losses include a 21-point loss at Georgia Tech and the home loss to struggling Syracuse.

    18. Miami

    Record: 4-12 (0-5)

    Last week’s ranking: No. 18

    Last week’s result: Loss 80-65 to Florida State; Loss 88-78 to Wake Forest

    This week’s schedule: Tuesday at Duke; Saturday vs. SMU

    Why No. 18? Miami couldn’t pick up a win despite having two home games last week. The odds of getting one this week appear slim with a game at Duke and then a visit to Coral Gables from SMU.

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    As we head into the final stretch of the ACC basketball season, one team is making some serious noise and climbing up the power rankings – the Duke Blue Devils. With impressive wins over top-ranked teams and standout performances from their star players, Duke is looking like a force to be reckoned with.

    However, the question remains – is Duke the hottest team in the league, or is there another squad that deserves the top spot in the ACC power rankings? Teams like Virginia, Florida State, and Louisville have all been playing well and making their case for the top spot.

    In this post, we’ll break down each team’s recent performance and analyze their strengths and weaknesses to determine who truly deserves the title of the hottest team in the ACC. Stay tuned for our updated power rankings and see if Duke can maintain their momentum or if another team will rise to the top.

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  • Live Updates, Scores, Stats, and Highlights From Today’s ACC Basketball Game


    Virginia Tech comes into today’s game vs Wake Forest as winners of three of their last four games, including a thriller on Wednesday night vs NC State. It was a rough start to the season for the Hokies, but they have found a way to bounce back and have some momentum on their side right now. The same can be said about the Demon Deacons though. They have won four straight and six of their last seven. They are 4th in the ACC and look to keep pace with the teams around them in hopes of landing in the top half of the conference. The winner today will remain hot and with tons of momentum heading into the last stretch of January.

    Virginia Tech is 39-34 all-time against Wake Forest. The Demon Deacons are Tech’s closest ACC foe – 122 miles from Blacksburg. The first game in the series was Feb. 7, 1912 – a 45-15 win by the Hokies in Blacksburg. Tech snapped Wake Forest’s three-game winning streak in the series last season inside Cassell Coliseum. Behind Hunter Cattoor’s 26 points, the Hokies had a 50-point outburst in the second half to down the Deacs, 87-76. Wake won the first matchup of last season, 86-63, in Winston-Salem. The Hokies have won 10 of the last 15 matchups with the Deacs, including six in a row between March 8, 2017 and Feb. 27, 2021. VT is 25-12 all-time as the home team in the series. The winner of 12 of the last 14 meetings have scored at least 80 points

    With tip-off just around the corner, be sure to stay locked in right here and refresh the page for the latest updates from Virginia Tech vs Wake Forest!

    13:52 1H- Wake Forest leads 9-3. Hokies shooting 1-6 from the field to start.

    6:02 1H- Wake Forest leads 24-16. Demon Deacons are shooting 48% from the field

    Halftime- Wake Forest leads Virginia Tech 31-29. Hokies are shooting 42% from the field and 36% from three. Brandon Rechsteiner leads the Hokies with eight points.



    Live Updates, Scores, Stats, and Highlights From Today’s ACC Basketball Game

    Stay tuned for all the latest action from today’s ACC basketball game as we bring you live updates, scores, stats, and highlights throughout the game. Don’t miss a single moment of the excitement as top teams battle it out on the court. Check back frequently for the most up-to-date information on all the action happening in this highly anticipated matchup. Let’s go! #ACCbasketball #LiveUpdates #Scores #Stats #Highlights.

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  • NC State clobbered at Wake Forest for second straight ACC loss

    NC State clobbered at Wake Forest for second straight ACC loss


    WINSTON-SALEM, N.C. — NC State fell behind by as much as 22 points in a 77-69 loss at Wake Forest to fall to 8-6 (1-2 ACC) on the season in Winston-Salem. Marcus Hill led the way with 14 points on 12 shots, but the Wolfpack shot 33 percent from the floor in the second half and lost the turnover battle, rebounding battle and had just two assists in the second half in a lopsided loss.

    Here are the immediate takeaways from NC State’s first ACC game of the 2025 portion of the season in Winston-Salem against Wake Forest.

    Slow Start in Each Half Dooms Pack

    The Wolfpack did a lot of clawing back to make it a game at the end of each half, but trailed by double digits at the under-12 in each due to poor shooting and turnovers. In the first half, the Wolfpack only got off three shots in the first 5:55 of play due to four early turnovers that prevented it from getting into offensive sets. The Pack was able to take advantage of Hunter Sallis and Efton Reid both going to the bench with two fouls late, but couldn’t overcome the early deficit to go into the half down 38-32.

    By the midway point of the second half, State already had 10 turnovers, which is more than it averages per game on the season at 9.8. The Pack was also shooting 5-of-17 as a team in the second half by that point, which led to a 14-point deficit with 9:02 remaining in the game. It didn’t help that Wake got an unbelievable effort from Sallis — who had 13 of his 20 points in the second half — and Juke Harris scoring 14 points in the first half, but the Pack’s shooting woes and early turnovers in each half were the tipping point.

    Middlebrooks Does Little In Return

    Not only did Ben Middlebrooks return to the court after missing Tuesday’s game against Virginia, he got the start along with Brandon Huntley-Hatfield. That was short lived, however, as Wake got out to an early lead and NC State went back to a smaller lineup and Middlebrooks was mostly ineffective outside of one first-half block.

    He did very little in the second half, either, finishing with a grand total of four points on two missed shots on the floor and 4-of-6 from the free-throw line. Middlebrooks returned to the court late, missed a 3-pointer and was called for his fourth foul just before the under-4 media timeout. On a day where he finished with just one total rebound in more than 20 minutes played, it was not the return the Pack needed.

    Half-Court Offensive Issues Continue

    It’s been an issue all season long, but it was a glaring one for the Wolfpack on Saturday in Winston-Salem. The Wolfpack got 14 points off turnovers compared to 11 for Wake Forest and the fact that State once again got just two total assists in the second half for a second straight game proves how little the Pack is moving the ball in ACC play thus far.

    State has talked about playing together, focusing on the little things and not allowing the ball to get stuck. But after fighting back late in the first half, all of those aspects were let downs for State as it watched a two-point deficit one minute into the second half dissipate into as much as a 22-point lead for the Deacs with 4:58 left to play. Shooting 33 percent — including 1-of-6 from behind the arc — with two assists to seven turnovers in the second half will do that to a team.



    In a disappointing turn of events, the NC State Wolfpack suffered a clobbering defeat at the hands of the Wake Forest Demon Deacons, marking their second consecutive ACC loss.

    The Wolfpack came into the game with high hopes of bouncing back from their previous loss, but they were unable to find their rhythm against a dominant Wake Forest team. The Demon Deacons’ offense was firing on all cylinders, while NC State struggled to keep up.

    Despite their best efforts, the Wolfpack were unable to contain Wake Forest’s explosive offense and fell behind early in the game. Their defense also struggled to make stops, allowing the Demon Deacons to score at will.

    This loss serves as a wake-up call for NC State, as they now find themselves on a two-game losing streak in conference play. They will need to regroup quickly and address their weaknesses if they hope to turn their season around.

    It’s back to the drawing board for the Wolfpack as they look to bounce back from this tough defeat and get back on track in the ACC. Only time will tell if they can rise to the challenge and overcome this setback.

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  • Why Duke basketball coach Jon Scheyer isn’t on sideline for ACC matchup with SMU

    Why Duke basketball coach Jon Scheyer isn’t on sideline for ACC matchup with SMU


    Just a few minutes before SMU basketball’s first ACC meeting with No. 4 Duke, the Blue Devils announced a key absence for Saturday’s showdown.

    Duke coach Jon Scheyer didn’t travel with the team to Dallas due to illness. Associate head coach Chris Carrawell took Scheyer’s spot on the bench as acting head coach at Moody Coliseum.

  • BOZICH | ACC opportunity abounds as Louisville awaits North Carolina visit | Louisville Sports

    BOZICH | ACC opportunity abounds as Louisville awaits North Carolina visit | Louisville Sports


    LOUISVILLE, Ky. (WDRB) — The Southeastern Conference has five basketball teams ranked in the top 10. The Atlantic Coast Conference has five teams projected to make the 2025 NCAA Tournament field.

    I’m not here to take another shot at the league that Dean Smith and Mike Krzyzewski made famous. I’m here to remind you that opportunity awaits Pat Kelsey’s University of Louisville men’s basketball team when the Cardinals play the first of 18 consecutive ACC games at 6 p.m. Wednesday against North Carolina at the KFC Yum! Center.

    The ACC is not a ferocious league this season.

    That does not mean the games will not be close, competitive and difficult to navigate. They will be. They are in every conference.

    But it does mean the only ACC team that has separated itself from the pack is Duke. The Blue Devils are the only ACC team ranked in the Associated Press Top 25. The Blue Devils and Pitt are the only ACC teams ranked in the top 25 in the NCAA’s NET computer formula.

    The Blue Devils are projected to win the ACC with an 18-2 record by Ken Pomeroy’s computer formula, which has Duke four games ahead of Pitt, SMU and Clemson.

    Joe Lunardi posted his latest NCAA Tournament forecast at ESPN.com on Tuesday morning. His five tournament teams are Duke (a No. 1 seed), Pitt (6-seed), Clemson (8-seed), North Carolina (10-seed) and SMU (11-seed).

    Lunardi ranks Louisville’s the next-best ACC squad, eight spots away from making the NCAA field.

    Translation: Carolina is a 10-seed. Louisville is within sniffing distance of an 11-seed. A victory over the Tar Heels on Wednesday would be meaningful for the Cardinals.

    Quite meaningful.

    The Cards have lost five straight to UNC by an average of 19 points. Their last win over the Tar Heels was Feb. 22, 2020, season two of Chris Mack.

    Like U of L, North Carolina has lost five games this season. Like U of L, North Carolina has lost all of those games to teams ranked in the top 40 in Pomeroy’s computer formula.

    In fact, all of UNC’s losses have been to teams in Pomeroy’s top 20: Kansas (No. 9); Auburn (No. 1); Michigan State (No. 20); Alabama (No. 8) and Florida (No. 6).

    “Very, very, very good,” Kelsey said of the Tar Heels.

    “Like us, they played one of the toughest schedules in the country, at least when I go back and look at strength of schedule and stuff like that.

    “But you know, each one of their losses was very close, and against very, very, very good teams. Listen, they’re one of the most talented teams in the country.

    “They’re led by one of the most decorated college players in the last several decades. Hubert Davis is a phenomenal coach. Obviously, the history of North Carolina basketball speaks for itself … we’ve got to be on our best to beat them.”

    The metrics suggest a Louisville victory would not be a Shock the World moment. At KenPom, the forecast is UNC, 82-81. At Bart Torvik, it is UNC, 84-81. At Erik Haslam’s website it is UNC, 82-78. A one- or two-possession game.

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    The Cards do not have to make a return trip to Chapel Hill. This is a grand opportunity to score points for Selection Sunday.

    The ACC road hardly looks overwhelming. Ten of the 18 ACC programs have five or more losses. Three have already scheduled themselves to losing records.

    Kelsey does not agree. He worked as an assistant at Wake Forest and also coached in the footprint of the league at Winthrop and Charleston.

    “It’s one of the best (leagues) in the history of college basketball, if not the best,” Kelsey said

    “I have the utmost respect for the coaches and the teams in this league. Rankings and things like that are for you guys. I don’t pay much attention to them. I just focus on the next task at hand, the next team we’re prepared for. And obviously we play an extremely dangerous, talented North Carolina team.”

    A deeper look shows this: ACC teams have already lost four games to teams with computer power ratings of 200 or worse — and five more to teams ranked 100 or worse.

    ACC teams have lost to Dartmouth (Boston College); Cornell (California); Charleston Southern (Miami); Cal Poly (Stanford), Jacksonville (Virginia Tech) and Elon (Notre Dame).

    Ugh.

    Tony Bennett walked out on Virginia days before the season. Jim Larranaga quit Miami last week. Boston College, Florida State and Virginia Tech will likely be looking for new coaches.

    Opportunity abounds for Louisville, starting with the visit from North Carolina Wednesday night.

    Picked to finish ninth prior the season, the Cards should be able to exceed that.

    “I don’t know what we were picked to start,” Kelsey said.

    “You said we were ninth … not sure I even really knew that. I knew we weren’t picked first. That’s for sure. I don’t pay attention to standings. I pay attention to where our team is today.”

    Where the Cards are today is in position to take a major step.

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    The Louisville Cardinals are gearing up for a highly anticipated matchup against the North Carolina Tar Heels, and the stakes couldn’t be higher. With both teams vying for positioning in the ACC standings, this game is a crucial opportunity for Louisville to make a statement.

    Despite facing some adversity earlier in the season, the Cardinals have shown resilience and determination, winning key games and proving themselves as a force to be reckoned with in the conference. With a talented roster and a skilled coaching staff, Louisville has the tools to compete with the best teams in the ACC.

    As North Carolina comes to town, Louisville fans are buzzing with excitement and anticipation. The atmosphere at the KFC Yum! Center is sure to be electric as the Cardinals look to defend their home court and secure a crucial victory.

    For head coach Chris Mack and his team, this game represents a chance to showcase their talent and make a statement to the rest of the ACC. With the conference race heating up, every game is crucial, and Louisville is ready to seize the opportunity that lies ahead.

    As the Cardinals prepare to take on the Tar Heels, the stage is set for a thrilling showdown between two powerhouse programs. Louisville fans are eager to see their team rise to the occasion and continue their push towards the top of the ACC standings.

    Stay tuned for what promises to be a memorable battle between Louisville and North Carolina, as the Cardinals look to make their mark in the ACC and beyond.

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  • Quad 1 Chance for Tar Heels in ACC Restart

    Quad 1 Chance for Tar Heels in ACC Restart


    North Carolina (8-5, 1-0 ACC) at Louisville (8-5, 1-1 ACC)
    Wednesday, Jan. 1 — 6 p.m.
    Louisville, Ky. — KFC Yum! Center
    TV: ACC Network (Jay Alter, Debbie Antonelli)
    Radio: Tar Heels Sports Network (Jones Angell, Tyler Hansbrough)

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    “The only thing that I focus on is that for this team to reach its full potential, we would have to be a really good defensive and rebounding team. I’ve been straightforward and direct with them from the start. I’ve also added one extra thing, and that’s taking care of the basketball. We only had seven turnovers (against Campbell). If we take care of the basketball, we get shots, and we’re a team that can make shots.” — coach Hubert Davis on Sunday night, after UNC’s 97-81 defeat of Campbell.

    “We never worry about offense. We have so many talented scorers, so that’s never a worry. And just ending games, like the last four minutes of tight games. All of our losses were really close, and we flipped that around in the UCLA game, and we have confidence that we can flip that around now. We did so much film on those last couple minutes of every loss, so it’s like we know exactly what we want to do, and we know exactly how we want to play in those last minutes. And that’s what it’s going to come down to in the ACC, especially on road, against any team.” — UNC guard Elliot Cadeau, after the victory against Campbell.

    Pregame Notes

    RJ Davis Shoots Way into History: Fifth-year senior guard RJ Davis hit five 3-pointers in the win over Campbell, shooting into the top spot on UNC’s all-time 3-point list. He moved up to 303 made 3-pointers across his college career, surpassing Marcus Paige’s previous program record of 299 made 3-pointers. Davis finished with 23 points against the Camels on 53.3-percent shooting from the field (7-of-13) and 50-percent shooting from 3-point range (5-of-10). That’s the first time this season Davis has shot 50 percent or better from the field, and 40 percent or better on 3-pointers in the same game. Now, Davis needs 15 points to surpass former big man Armando Bacot for second place in all-time scoring at UNC.

    Freshman guard Ian Jackson also continued his scoring surge. Jackson earned his first college starting assignment on Sunday night, with Seth Trimble sitting out due to an upper-body injury suffered in practice. Jackson produced a season-high 26 points against the Camels, and earned ACC Rookie of the Week honors for that performance. He’s shooting a team-best 41.7 percent from 3-point range (minimum five attempts).

    Defensive Lapse Results in Metrics Slide: Carolina led Campbell 82-53 with less than six minutes remaining in the game on Sunday night. That 29-point lead for UNC was right on pace for the predicted final margin, as the Tar Heels were installed as 28½-point favorites by the oddsmakers. But defensive miscues down the stretch allowed the Camels to cut their final deficit down to 16 points. Campbell forward Colby Duggan pumped in a career-high 32 points, doubling his previous career best of 16 points. He reached that mark last season against Division III program Southern Virginia.

    Though the sleepy finish didn’t cost UNC the game against Campbell, which checked in a lowly No. 310 in the NET rankings coming into the game, it did hurt Carolina’s rating in the metrics. The Tar Heels dropped six spots in the NET after the victory against the Camels, slipping from No. 32 to No. 38. UNC began this week as one of three teams ranked among the top 50 in the NET that had played seven Quad 1 games, along with Auburn (No. 1 in the NET) and Purdue (No. 37).

    The NET (or NCAA Evaluation Tool) is one of the main metrics used when assigning the NCAA Tournament field. It accounts for margin of victory, strength of opponent and site of games played, among other factors. At this juncture, the Tar Heels have seven remaining all-important Quad 1 chances on their ACC league schedule — the pair of home-and-away games against Duke (No. 3 in the NET) and Pittsburgh (No. 11), next week’s home game against SMU (No. 30), and road games at Louisville (No. 60) and Clemson (No. 36). The Jan. 7 game against SMU, however, narrowly meets the top-30 threshold in order for a home contest to qualify as a Quad 1 game.

    UNC guard RJ Davis and Louisville guard Reyne Smith. (Photo: Jim Hawkins, Inside Carolina / Getty Images)

    Looking at Louisville: The Cardinals have seen marked improvement this season, and are off to an 8-5 start under first-year coach Pat Kelsey. He came to Louisville after head-coaching stops at Winthrop (2012-21) and College of Charleston (2021-24). Kelsey’s teams have earned four NCAA Tournament berths (two apiece at each school). He’s the fifth all-time winningest coach in the Big South. At Louisville, Kelsey replaced Kenny Payne, who logged a dismal 12-52 record across his two seasons in charge of the Cardinals.

    Louisville won five of its first six games this season, defeating Morehead State (by a 93-45 margin), Bellarmine (100-68), Winthrop (76-61), Indiana (89-61) and West Virginia (79-70). The only loss during the stretch came at home to now top-ranked and unbeaten Tennessee (77-55). All five of the Cardinals’ losses have come against teams currently ranked in the AP Top 25 — No. 12 Oklahoma (69-64), No. 24 Ole Miss (86-63), No. 4 Duke (76-65) and No. 10 Kentucky (93-85). The Cardinals have played the 21st-hardest schedule in the country, according to Ken Pomroy’s college basketball database. KenPom ranks UNC’s strength of schedule the seventh-hardest in the country behind Florida A&M, Mississippi Valley State, Memphis, Jackson State, Central Michigan and Alcorn State.

    The last time out, Louisville needed some late-game heroics to escape with a 78-76 victory against Eastern Kentucky. Noah Waterman’s go-ahead layup with 1.2 seconds left gave the Cardinals a 77-76 lead, and that bucket proved to be the difference. Louisville was a 21½-point favorite in that game by the oddsmakers, but was unable to create separation from the visiting Colonels.

    Roster Goes Through Portal Reconstruction: Kelsey and Co. overhauled Louisville’s roster through the portal, welcoming 12 transfer additions. It’s the largest transfer class in the country and ranked No. 27 nationally, according to 247Sports. The new additions include Waterman (from BYU), Frank Anselem-Ible (from Georgia) Chucky Hepburn (from Wisconsin), Aly Khalifa (from BYU), Kasean Pryor (from South Florida), Aboubacar Traore (from Long Beach State), J’Vonne Hadley (from Colorado), Terrence Edwards Jr. (from James Madison), Koren Johnson (from Washington), and three transfers from College of Charleston in Reyne Smith, Kobe Rogers and James Scott. The 6-foot-11, 275-pound Khalifa, a native of Egypt, is redshirting this year to fully recover from a knee injury.

    Hepburn leads the way for Louisville, delivering 15.2 points, 5.2 assists and 2.8 steals per game. He ranks sixth in the country in total steals (36). Hepburn spent three seasons at Wisconsin, before joining the Cardinals this season. He earned All-Big Ten honorable mention twice, and was on the Big Ten’s all-defensive team last season. The JMU transfer Edwards is second on the team in scoring, supplying 14.7 points per game. He’s in his fifth season of college basketball. Edwards was the Sun Belt Player of the Year last season, averaging 17.2 points per game, and helped lead JMU to a 32-4 record and an appearance in the Round of 32 in the NCAA Tournament.

    Pryor (torn knee ligament) and Johnson (torn labrum) have suffered season-ending injuries already this season. Pryor was averaging 12 points and 6.1 rebounds per game for Louisville at the time of his injury. Johnson appeared in just two games this season, but logged 19.5 minutes of action per game in those contests. Their injuries essentially have reduced the Cardinals to a seven-man rotation.

    No Shortage of 3-Point Attempts: Louisville certainly isn’t shy to let it fly from 3-point distance, firing up 32.5 attempts beyond the arc per game. That’s the fourth-most attempts in the country. But the high volume hasn’t exactly resulted in tremendous success. The Cardinals are shooting a mere 29.9 percent on 3-pointers, and all but three players on their roster are shooting below 30 percent. The lefty Smith is shooting a team-best 37.3 percent on 3-pointers, and has made 44 successful 3s this season. He made 292 total 3-pointers across his three years at College of Charleston.

    The tendency to launch a high volume of outside shots is a common trait of Kelsey-coached teams. Last season, College of Charleston ranked third nationally in 3-point attempts, putting up 30.6 shots per game. Those shots, though, resulted in much better success, as the Cougars recorded 10.5 successful 3-pointers per game last season (eighth nationally). Across Louisville’s five losses this season, the Cardinals are shooting just 27.4 percent (47-for-171) beyond the 3-point arc.

    Last Meeting: UNC beat Louisville 86-70 in the first half of league play last season. That victory was part of a stretch that saw the Tar Heels win their first nine ACC games.

    RJ Davis provided a game-high 21 points, and added six assists and six rebounds. Bacot stuffed the stat sheet with 19 points, seven rebounds, five assists and three blocked shots. Jae’Lyn Withers, the Louisville transfer then in his first season at Carolina, contributed 15 points and 10 rebounds off the bench.

    Series History: UNC leads the all-time series 20-7. The Tar Heels have won five straight games against the Cardinals, and seven of the last eight meetings dating to February 2019. On the road, Carolina holds a 4-3 edge on Louisville in games played at the KFC Yum! Center.

    Wednesday night marks UNC’s fourth-ever game on Jan. 1. The Tar Heels lost at Butler on New Year’s Day in 1929 and at Maryland in 1943, before defeating Monmouth in Chapel Hill, N.C., on New Year’s Day in 2012, during coach Hubert Davis’ first season as an assistant with the Tar Heels.

    Projected UNC Starters:
    3 Elliot Cadeau (So., 6-1, 180) — 11.2 ppg, 6.2 apg, 3.3 rpg, 1.5 spg
    4 RJ Davis (Gr., 6-0, 180) — 18.8 ppg, 4.3 rpg, 3.9 apg, 1.4 spg
    9 Drake Powell (Fr., 6-6, 195) — 6.1 ppg, 4.1 rpg
    11 Ian Jackson (Fr., 6-4, 190) — 13.2 ppg, 3.1 rpg
    13 Jalen Washington (Jr., 6-10, 235) — 6.2 ppg, 4.8 rpg

    Projected Louisville Starters:
    0 James Scott (So., 6-11, 220) — 6.3 ppg, 5.5 rpg
    1 J’Vonne Hadley (Gr., 6-6, 215) — 10.2 ppg, 8 rpg
    5 Terrence Edwards Jr. (Gr., 6-6, 205) — 14.7 ppg, 3.5 rpg, 2.3 apg
    24 Chucky Hepburn (Sr., 6-2, 190) — 15.2 ppg, 5.2 apg, 3.5 rpg, 2.8 spg
    93 Noah Waterman (Gr., 6-11, 230) — 7.8 ppg, 4.4 rpg

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    As the ACC basketball season resumes, the North Carolina Tar Heels find themselves in a unique position in Quad 1 games. With several key matchups against top-ranked teams in the conference, this is their chance to make a statement and solidify their spot in the standings.

    The Tar Heels have had a rough start to the season, facing tough competition and struggling to find their rhythm. However, with the restart of conference play, they have the opportunity to turn things around and show what they are truly capable of.

    In their upcoming Quad 1 games, the Tar Heels will face off against some of the best teams in the ACC, including Duke, Virginia, and Florida State. These games will be crucial for their postseason hopes and could potentially make or break their season.

    If the Tar Heels can come out strong and secure wins in these Quad 1 matchups, they will not only boost their confidence but also their chances of making a deep run in the ACC tournament and potentially the NCAA tournament.

    So, Tar Heel fans, get ready to cheer on your team as they take on some of the toughest competition in the conference. This is their chance to prove themselves and show that they are a force to be reckoned with in the ACC. Let’s go Tar Heels! #TarHeelNation #ACCBasketball #Quad1Games

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  • NC State Launches the ACC Season on the Road Against Virginia

    NC State Launches the ACC Season on the Road Against Virginia


    When: Tuesday December 31 – 12:00 PM

    Where: Charlottesville VA, John Paul Jones Arena

    TV: ESPN2

    Opponent: Virginia Cavaliers

    Prediction – KenPom (KP) / Bart Torvik (BT): UVA 62-61 / UVA 60-57

    Wolfpack Snapshot:

    • Record: 8-4, 1-0
    • Rankings: KP #84, BT #90, WAB -1.1 ranked 91st *
    • NET Ranking: NET 103, 12th in ACC Conf NET rankings
    • NET performance: Q1 (0-3), Q2 (0-1), Q3 (1-0), Q4 (7-0)

    Wolfpack Season So Far:

    NC State has no resume building (Q1 or Q2) wins this season. Beating UVA in Charlottesville would currently be a Q2 and our best win to date.

    Looking ahead, based on today’s NET, Wake would be Q2, Notre Dame Q3, and UNC Q2.

    Wolfpack Player Notes:

    • Mike James had knee surgery on 10/30, doctors [incorrectly] estimated 3-4 week recovery

    Opponent Overview:

    The Cavs were voted to finish 5th in the ACC season, just days before head coach Tony Bennett announced his retirement. Virgina quickly named associate head coach Ron Sanchez as the interim head coach. Sanchez is a ‘Bennett guy’ having worked for Tony’s dad Dick Bennett at Wazzu and then stuck around to work for Tony there, and then followed Tony to Charlottesville. In 2018 he got the HC job at Charlotte and did five seasons there recording a 72-78 record and winning a CBI championship before resigning and returning to UVA last season.

    Coach Sanchez has had to deal with a boatload of roster turnover from last season’s 23-11 team that lost a memorable ACCT game, and then a nearly as memorable 25 point loss to Colorado State in the NCAAT ‘first four’ game. Reese Beekman (2-way) and Ryan Dunn are in the NBA, Jordan Minor is in the G-League. Jake Groves got a job overseas. Leon Bond and Dante Harris decided to transfer.

    The Hoos added starters PG Dai Dai Ames (4-star, Kansas State) and forward Elijah Saunders (3-star, San Diego State), and forward TJ Power (4-star, Duke) from the portal and signed two freshmen, hot shooting guard Ishan Sharma and 6’10” big man Anthony Robinson.

    On top of all that, backup guard Elijah Gertrude will miss the season due to knee surgery and FSU 4-star transfer Jalen Warley decided to bail when Tony Bennett retired and will redshirt this season and transfer again in the spring.

    Opponent Snapshot:

    • Record: 7-5, 0-1
    • Rankings: KP 101, BT 96, WAB -1.0 ranked 87th *
    • NET Ranking: NET 102, 11th in ACC NET rankings
    • NET Performance: Q1 (0-4), Q2 (1-1), Q3 (0-0), Q4 (6-0)

    Team Stat Comparison

    Team PPG FG% 3PT% 3PT-M pg Reb pg Ast pg TO pg ST pg BL pg
    Team PPG FG% 3PT% 3PT-M pg Reb pg Ast pg TO pg ST pg BL pg
    NC State 74.7 46.5% 32.0% 5.8 33.5 13.7 9.7 7.4 4.3
    UVA 61.6 43.6% 37.9% 8 32.4 14.4 11.8 5.2 4.3

    Their ACC Rankings of Note: (Source: theacc.com)

    1. The Cavaliers rank last offensively but second defensively.
    2. UVA ranks second in 3PT percentage and tenth in made 3PT shots
    3. Virginia is last in free throw attempts and makes
    4. They are last in team rebounds
    5. The Cavs are last in turnover margin

    Their Season So Far:

    Like the Wolfpack, they have won their buy games and lost their four most difficult games – Tennessee (-22) and St John’s (-25) in the Bahamas, Florida (-18) in the ACC/SEC Challenge, and they played Memphis very close at home, but eventually lost by 2.

    They lost their ACC opener on the road at SMU (-12).

    They beat Villanova (+10) on a neutral court for their best win (Q2) of the season.

    Previous Game Starters

    Player Class Pos Height Weight PPG 3PT% 3PTApg REB ASST STL BLK
    Player Class Pos Height Weight PPG 3PT% 3PTApg REB ASST STL BLK
    Isaac McKneely JR G 6’4″ 195 12.1 44.7% 6.3 3.9 3 1 0.2
    Elijah Saunders JR F 6’8″ 240 11.3 38.7% 2.6 5.3 0.8 0 0.3
    Andrew Rohde JR G 6’6″ 200 8.3 44.8% 2.6 1.9 2.8 1 0.2
    Jacob Cofie FR F 6’10” 232 8.3 28.0% 2.1 6.2 1.5 1 1
    Dai Dai Ames SO G 6’1″ 190 7.8 47.8% 2.1 2 2 1 0.3

    Player Notes

    McKneely is #1 in the ACC in 3PT percentage and second in 3PT made per game

    Buchanan is sixth in the ACC in blocked shots

    Wolfpack Keys To The Game

    1. Score! – The Cavs have only scored 70 or more twice this season.
    2. Prepare for a slow pace – UVA’s Adj Tempo ranks 364 (last), they average 20.6 seconds per offensive possession – we’ll have to stay focused on defense. We’ll have to shoot well to maximize our limited offensive opportunities.
    3. Effective half-court offense – Transition baskets will be rare, so we’ll face UVA’s pack line defense on most possessions. Our assist numbers are going to have to be very good, this will need to be won as a team.
    4. Guard the 3PT line – Virginia has three starters averaging better than 44% from 3PT, and another averaging 38.7%. In their best win of the season against Villanova, they shot 56%.

    * Welcome to the WAB

    The WAB (wins against bubble) is a metric popularized by Bart Torvik that the NCAA Selection Committee has decided to include in its deliberations starting this season. It shows how many more, or fewer, wins a team has against its schedule versus what a bubble team would expect to have against the same schedule. The WAB metric uses NET as the basis for opponent strength, with the reference “bubble team” being defined as a team ranked 45th in NET, based on a study of recent seasons. If interested, further details linked below:



    The NC State Wolfpack is gearing up to kick off their ACC season on the road against the Virginia Cavaliers. This highly anticipated matchup will be a test of both teams’ strengths and abilities as they look to make their mark in the conference.

    NC State is coming off a strong non-conference schedule, with notable wins over top-ranked teams. Led by standout players such as Jericole Hellems and Dereon Seabron, the Wolfpack are poised to make a statement in the ACC this season.

    On the other hand, the Virginia Cavaliers are known for their disciplined style of play and tough defense. They will be looking to defend their home court and start the ACC season off on the right foot.

    This game is sure to be a thrilling and competitive matchup between two talented teams. NC State fans will be eagerly watching as their team looks to secure a win on the road and set the tone for the rest of the ACC season. Stay tuned for what is sure to be an exciting game! #GoPack #ACCseason #NCStateBasketball

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  • MEIRIYFA Dash Cam Acc Hardwire Kit Mini USB Hardwire Dashcam Kit Step-Down Cable, 12V-24V to DC 5V 3A Car Dash Charger Power Cord for Cars Camera GPS（11.5FT）

    MEIRIYFA Dash Cam Acc Hardwire Kit Mini USB Hardwire Dashcam Kit Step-Down Cable, 12V-24V to DC 5V 3A Car Dash Charger Power Cord for Cars Camera GPS（11.5FT）


    Price: $11.80
    (as of Dec 29,2024 15:01:22 UTC – Details)



    MEIRIYFA Dash Cam ACC three lead hardwire Kit is a power management device that supplies power to the dash cam from the car battery through the fuse box.
    Even after the engine is switched off, the DASH CAM can continue to operate to take advantage of the 24-hour parking monitoring function.

    Features:
    Input voltage: 12~24V.
    Output voltage: DC 5V.
    Output current: DC 3A.
    Automobile positive pole: (BAT+yellow line).
    Vehicle cathode (GNT black wire).
    Vehicle ACC (ACC red line).
    Total length: 3.5 m/11.5FT (input 0.8 m, output 2.7 m).
    The yellow wire (BAT+) needs to be connected to a constant fuse.
    Black wire (GND) shall be connected with metal bolts or screws to prevent electric shock.
    The red wire (ACC) needs to be connected to the fuse box ACC.

    [Wide applications]: MEIRIYFA MiNi USB hardware kit step-down cable is applicable to almost all GPS navigators, tachographs, electronic dogs, etc. Its input range is 12~24V, output voltage is 5V, output current is 3A, and it has mini usb input power port, which makes charging easier.
    [High safety standard]: The mini usb hardware kit cable can convert the vehicle’s 12V to 24V voltage to 5V voltage, thus supporting longer parking monitoring or delayed photography operations. The built-in protection device can prevent the equipment from overcurrent and overheating.
    [Low voltage protection]: It has battery voltage automatic detection and low voltage protection functions. When the voltage is lower than 11.6V or 23.6V, the power output can be cut off automatically. It is compatible with large and small cars to ensure that the car can start normally.
    [ACC step-down line]: automobile positive pole (BAT+yellow line), automobile negative pole (GNT black line), automobile ACC (ACC red line). When the vehicle engine is turned off, the dash cam will automatically switch to the parking mode. When the vehicle engine is switched on, the trip camera will switch to normal recording.
    [24-hour monitoring]: Connect the power supply of the fuse box with the hardwire kit of the dashcam. The dashcam can continue to supply power to the on-board camera after the vehicle is shut down, making 24-hour parking monitoring more convenient.


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    This mini USB hardwire kit is designed to provide a seamless and professional installation for your dash cam. The step-down cable converts 12V-24V to DC 5V 3A, ensuring a stable and reliable power source for your camera or GPS device. With an 11.5FT cable length, you’ll have plenty of flexibility to route the cable discreetly and securely in your vehicle.

    Don’t settle for subpar power cords that can’t keep up with the demands of your dash cam. Upgrade to the MEIRIYFA Dash Cam Acc Hardwire Kit and enjoy a hassle-free and reliable power source for your camera or GPS device. Order yours today and experience the difference!
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  • Dash Cam Hardwire Kit, 3-Lead Acc Hardwire Kit with USB C Port for Car DVR, 11.5ft Dashboard Camera Car Charger Cable Kit 12V-24V to 5V w/Fuse Kit, Low Voltage Protection for Dash Cam Double-4 Fuses

    Dash Cam Hardwire Kit, 3-Lead Acc Hardwire Kit with USB C Port for Car DVR, 11.5ft Dashboard Camera Car Charger Cable Kit 12V-24V to 5V w/Fuse Kit, Low Voltage Protection for Dash Cam Double-4 Fuses


    Price: $25.99 – $19.99
    (as of Dec 29,2024 14:22:24 UTC – Details)


    Product Description

    Dash Cam Hardwire Kit

    Dash Cam Hardwire Kit

    Dash Cam Hardwire Kit

    Dash Cam Hardwire Kit

    Dash Cam Hardwire Kit

    Dash Cam Hardwire Kit

    Dash Cam Hardwire Kit

    Dash Cam Hardwire Kit

    Low Voltage Protection

    Smart low voltage protection automatically shut off the power to your dash cam when the battery voltage drops to 11.6V(12V cars) or 23.2V(24V cars), thus preventing it draining the battery.Can also provide power to the dashcam 24 hours a day

    Dash Cam Hardwire Kit

    Dash Cam Hardwire Kit

    Widely Compatible

    The 11.5ft voltage hardwire kit is suitable for various types of vehicles, especially regular passenger cars, sedans, SUVs, and trucks. Supports type-c devices,It is used to convert the 12V/24V power supply in vehicles to a lower voltage for devices that require it.

    Dash Cam Hardwire Kit

    Dash Cam Hardwire Kit

    Easy to Install

    Easy installation of additional circuits without splicing or cutting.Simple hidden wiring keeps the car neat and tidy and releases the car charger for connecting to more devices.Plugs into occupied or vacant energized fuse block slot.

    Dash Cam Hardwire Kit

    Dash Cam Hardwire Kit

    4 Types of Fuses

    Comes with Low-profile mini fuse *2, Mini fuse*2, Micro 2 fuse*2, ATO (regular) fuse*2 adapters for you to use whatever your vehicles fuse box requires.

    Dash Cam Hardwire Kit

    Dash Cam Hardwire Kit

    High-Speed Transmission

    The dashcam hardware kit is equipped with a 3.5mm transmission line, high-quality copper core conductor, and anti-interference design, making charging and transmission faster and safer.

    Dash Cam Hardwire Kit

    Dash Cam Hardwire Kit

    Installation Tools

    Convenient to help you hide the wiring and eliminate clutter in the car. Enjoy a clean, professional installation.

    Dash Cam Hardwire Kit

    Dash Cam Hardwire Kit

    Connect the Red Wire（Acc+）

    Identify the ACC (Accessory) fuse slot in the fuse box. This slot provides power when the ignition is on.

    Testing method : The tester bulb will light when the engine if on and won’t light when the engine is off.

    Dash Cam Hardwire Kit

    Dash Cam Hardwire Kit

    Connect the yellow Wire（Bat+）

    The yellow cable should be connected to the fuse of the constant power supply in the car fuse box.

    If you are looking for a constant power supply in the fuse box: Use a voltage tester to check the fuse to ensure it still have electricity even if the car engine is off.

    Dash Cam Hardwire Kit

    Dash Cam Hardwire Kit

    Connect the black Wire（Any metal）

    Connect the black ground wire to the metal of the car frame, just attached to the screw like the picture shows.

    Wide Device Compatibility: The dash cam hardwire kit supports a variety of devices including dash cameras, camcorders, smartphones, and radar detectors with a USB-C port. It ensures your devices stay powered consistently while driving, providing convenience and safety on the road.
    Low Voltage Protection: Featuring low voltage protection, this hardwire kit for dash camera safeguards your vehicle’s battery from draining excessively. It monitors the battery’s voltage level and automatically cuts off power when the voltage drops below a safe threshold, ensuring your car can start without issues.
    Efficient Power Conversion: Designed to convert 12V-24V from your vehicle’s battery to a stable 5V/2A output, this 3-Lead ACC hardwire kit provides efficient and reliable power to your devices. It includes a built-in anti-interference module, ensuring clean and stable power delivery.
    Easy Installation: The dash cam hardwire kit usb c includes a 3.5-meter long cable, allowing flexible routing and easy installation in any vehicle. With the provided fuse kit, which includes four sizes of fuses (two of each size), the installation process is straightforward and secure. A detailed instruction manual is also provided to assist you step-by-step.
    Durable and High-Quality Materials: Constructed from robust ABS+PC materials, the dash cam hardwire kit is designed to withstand harsh automotive environments. The 3-wire ACC connection system (yellow for positive, red for ACC, black for ground) ensures a secure and reliable connection to your car’s power supply. An additional Type-C cable is included for your convenience.


    Are you tired of constantly having to recharge your dash cam or worrying about it draining your car’s battery? Look no further than our Dash Cam Hardwire Kit! This 3-lead acc hardwire kit comes with a USB C port for your car DVR, ensuring a seamless and convenient power source for your dashboard camera.

    With an 11.5ft car charger cable kit, you’ll have plenty of length to set up your dash cam wherever you please. The kit is designed to convert 12V-24V to 5V, providing a stable and reliable power source for your device. It also comes with double-4 fuses and low voltage protection, giving you peace of mind knowing your dash cam is protected from any potential power surges.

    Say goodbye to constantly having to fuss with charging your dash cam and invest in our Dash Cam Hardwire Kit today for a hassle-free and secure power source for your dashboard camera.
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  • Louisville basketball dispatches pesky Eastern Kentucky, prepares for bulk of ACC schedule

    Louisville basketball dispatches pesky Eastern Kentucky, prepares for bulk of ACC schedule


    It felt as if Louisville basketball threw a first-half knockout punch Saturday afternoon against Eastern Kentucky at the KFC Yum! Center, using a 15-4 run to take a 42-27 lead into the final 3:41 before the intermission.

    Wrong. Pat Kelsey’s Cardinals (8-5) let off the gas a little bit and found themselves in a dogfight. With 9:49 remaining in regulation, the Colonels pulled in front, 61-59; and, even when U of L responded with 12 unanswered points, they refused to go down quietly.

    The final score: Louisville 78, EKU 76. Noah Waterman hit the go-ahead layup with 1.2 seconds on the clock.

    Exhale.

    The Cards next play at 6 p.m. on New Year’s Day against North Carolina at the Yum! Center.

    This story will be updated.

    Reach Louisville men’s basketball reporter Brooks Holton at bholton@gannett.com and follow him on X at @brooksHolton.

    This article originally appeared on Louisville Courier Journal: Louisville basketball: Pat Kelsey club handles EKU in final 2024 game



    In a dominant display of skill and determination, the Louisville basketball team dispatched pesky Eastern Kentucky in a resounding victory. The Cardinals showcased their versatility and depth, with contributions from multiple players leading the way to a solid win.

    As the team prepares for the bulk of their ACC schedule, they are focused and ready to take on the challenges that lie ahead. With their sights set on making a strong statement in the conference, Louisville is determined to continue their winning ways and make a push for the top spot.

    With a talented roster and a cohesive team dynamic, the Cardinals are poised for success as they navigate through the tough competition that awaits them in the coming weeks. Fans can expect thrilling matchups and exciting performances as Louisville looks to solidify their place among the elite teams in college basketball. Stay tuned for more updates and highlights as the Cardinals embark on their ACC journey. #GoCards

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    2. Eastern Kentucky
    3. ACC schedule
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    6. Louisville vs Eastern Kentucky
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    10. NCAA basketball

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