5. Isaac McKneely, G
If Louisville is going to win this game, the Cardinals will need to exploit their strength most of the night, which is 3-point shooting. The Cardinals will need a big night from arguably their best and most consistent 3-point shooter in transfer Isaac McKneely. It seems that when McKneely is able to get just a couple of feet of separation from his defender, there is a high likelihood his shot is going in. He has been a key contributor in the Cardinals first two wins, averaging 12.5 points per game and shooting 41.2 percent from 3-point land.
Outside shooting in one definite area is where the Cardinals have the upper hand against the visiting Kentucky Wildcats. The offense runs through the ability to take and make 3-point shots on a consistent basis. McKneely has led the charge so far this season; this game should be no different for the senior leader. Coach Pat Kelsey will need a career game from McKneely from behind the arc to ensure the Cardinals come away with the massive victory.