Terrence Jennings

Terrence Jennings decides he’s ready

May 3, 2011May 3, 2011 Charlie Springer Louisville basketball, Terrence Jennings

Must be something about the atmosphere around the tryouts. Terrence Jennings, like Samardo Samuels before him, has hired an agent, going to give it a go in the NBA, regardless of how anyone else feels about his chances of making it. Done hired an agent.

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Pitino torn between five candidates for assistant coaching spot

April 26, 2011April 26, 2011 Charlie Springer Jared Swopshire, Jr., Louisville basketball, Richard Pitino, Rick Pitino, Terrence Jennings

Rick Pitino still needs one more assistant basketball coach at the University of Louisville after announcing the addition of Richard Pitino, Jr. and Wyking Jones to his staff Tuesday. He’s undecided on the third choice. Pitino said Tuesday he is trying to decide between five

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Morehead ousts shaky Louisville

March 17, 2011March 17, 2011 Charlie Springer Felton Spencer, Louisville basketball, Louisville vs. Morehead, NCAA first round, Preston Knowles, Rick Pitino, Terrence Jennings

Someone had the Louisville basketball players in awe of their first round opponent, pounding into their heads just how tough Morehead State would be, not a team to take lightly, a monster of a team, clean your clock if you take them lightly. They played

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Back to the future for Louisville basketball

March 2, 2011March 2, 2011 Charlie Springer Gorgui Dieng, Kyle Kuric, Louisville-Providence score, Peyton Siva, Preston Knowles, Rick Pitino, Terrence Jennings

“What’s going on here, Bob?” Surprising silence from the all-knowing TV color announcer, obviously not quite believing what he was seeing. Another Kyle Kuric dunk, another roof-rattling roar from the crowd, happening so quickly, Louisville basketball going up by 28 points at the time. Along

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Pitino plays sympathy card and Louisville escapes DePaul

February 6, 2011February 6, 2011 Charlie Springer Chris Smith, Kyle Kuric, Louisville basketball, Peyton Siva, Preston Knowles, Rick Pitino, Terrence Jennings

The message from Rick Pitino before the game was that his team wasn’t getting better, just hanging on, trying to keep things together, despite all the overachieving, the comebacks, the surprising road wins and somehow being in the thick of the Big East race. Strange

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Georgetown overcomes Louisville’s expectations

January 31, 2011January 31, 2011 Steve Springer Louisville basketball, Peyton Siva, Preston Knowles, Rick Pitino, Terrence Jennings

Expectations were getting a little inflated, what with all the recent comebacks and skin-of-the-teeth wins. No matter what Rick Pitino may say about hating to lose. Louisville’s 62-59 loss at Georgetown providing a touch of reality, putting those frenetic basketball wins in perspective. UofL has

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Another day at work for Louisville basketball

January 29, 2011January 29, 2011 Charlie Springer Kyle Kuric, Louisville basketball, Mike Marra, Peyton Siva, Preston Knowles, Rick Pitino, Stephan Van Treese, Terrence Jennings

Not much surprises one after decades of following University of Louisville basketball, not even a heart-stopping improbable 79-78 double overtime win at UConn. UConn with a six-game winning streak, fifth-ranked nationally, playing at home where it was 11-0 this season, with all-everything Kemba Walker running

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