Boudreaux

When University of Louisville soccer goalie Andre Boudreaux isn’t deflecting balls away from the net, he is contributing to the Louisville Cardinal, the campus newspaper. In a recent article, Andre compiled a ranking of the top viewed UofL videos on YouTube.

The junior from New Orleans was credited with 63 saves during the team’s 20-1 season in which the Cardinals finished as the national runner-up in the College Cup.

As Boudreaux notes in his article, the number of views was not his only criteria in compiling the list. He also considered “the importance of a play, the game in which it occurred and the achievement of the team.” Here’s Andre’s list:

As Boudreaux concludes, “There could be a top 10 list of just basketball, but this is a school where athletics excel across the board.”

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By Charlie Springer

Charlie Springer is a former Louisville editor and sportswriter, a public affairs consultant, a UofL grad and longtime fan.

3 thoughts on “Andre’s Top 10 U of L YouTubes”
  1. Doctor Dunkenstein’s greatest dunk was in the Garden against St. Johns. The alley oop was mistakenly thrown on the wrong side of the hoop. Griff was already on the way up on his side. He ducked his head under the rim, straightened up on the other side, caught the pass and throw it down backwards over his head without seeing the rim.

    The TV announcer went nuts screaming “He can’t do that. It can’t be legal.”

    Greatest dunk in UofL history. And done by a guy with small hands who couldn’t really palm the ball.

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