Louisville Basketball: 5 Good & 5 Bad Takeaways From The Win Over Pitt

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Feb 6, 2016; Louisville, KY, USA; Louisville Cardinals forward Raymond Spalding (13) shoots against Boston College Eagles center Dennis Clifford (24) during the second half at KFC Yum! Center. Louisville defeated Boston College 79-47. Mandatory Credit: Jamie Rhodes-USA TODAY Sports /

Good No. 5: Another Solid Night For Ray Spalding

Ray Spalding has been in the starting lineup over the last few games and he is doing a great job. Not to mention, it seems like he is getting more confident and more aggressive every time he’s out on the floor.

However, what I would like to see from Spalding is for him to be more aggressive at the rim. He has shown flashes of this and I expect he will continue to do more of it whenever he gets more comfortable with the game.

All in all, we will definitely take a 11 point and 8 rebound night from him. Heck, we will take that from any one of the Cards’ forwards this season.

At least Spalding is stepping up whenever Mangok Mathiang and Jaylen Johnson are continuing to find themselves on the bench in key moments for the Cardinals.

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