Louisville

• By NANCY ARMOUR AP National Writer NEW ORLEANS (AP) - Kentucky owns the Bluegrass State.
(msnbc.com)
• Anthony Davis and top-seeded Kentucky will play for the national title Monday night after finally putting away pesky Louisville 69-61 in the Final Four tonight.
(NJ.com)
• NEW ORLEANS (Reuters) - Kentucky took a bold step toward winning its first national basketball championship since 1998 by defeating bitter intrastate rival Louisville 69-61 in the semi-finals of the NCAA Tournament on Saturday at the Superdome.
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• By BRUCE SCHREINER Associated Press LOUISVILLE, Ky. (AP) - Fans set couches on fire and flipped cars around the University of Kentucky campus after the Wildcats beat cross-state rival Louisville 69-61 in the first game of the Final Four.
(msnbc.com)
• Transcript of postgame interviews with Louisville Coach Rick Pitino and several of his players following the teams 69-61 loss to Kentucky in the national semifinals Saturday night at the Mercedes-Benz Superdome.
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• LOUISVILLE, KY (WAVE) - Theres a new location for No Kill Louisville Pet Food Bank. The non-profit animal rights group opened a new location at the corner of Frankfort and Mellwood over the weekend.
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• NEW ORLEANS, March 31 (UPI) -- Anthony Davis scored 18 points Saturday and top-seeded Kentucky reached the NCAA Tournament title game with a 69-61 victory over intrastate rival Louisville. Davis also hauled down 14 rebounds and blocked five shots.
(United Press International)
• (via SI Communications)NEW ORLEANS — In case Louisville needed further proof its entering this Final Four as the underdog, all the Cardinals would have to do is look at a magazine rack. The reason for the slight is actually fairly logical.
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• NEW ORLEANS — Senior guard Darius Miller made the most of his moment. Freshman forward Kyle Wiltjer did the same in his cameo. Two guys who would likely start for any other team in the nation are bench players at Kentucky.
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