ZIEGLER'S CONTRIBUTIONS IN WINS OVER BALL STATE AND UNC LEAD TO HONOR
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There really is no doubt about the impact Laura Ziegler haas had on the 2025-26 Louisvile women's basketball squad. And, the ACC is paying attentiona also.
Ziegler was named ACC WBB co-Player of the week, along with forward Courty Ogden of Stanford.. In the Louisville wins over over Ball State and UNC she averaged 16.0 points and 6.5 rebounds.
She is the first Cardinals to win the award this season. Hannah Hildago, of Notre dame has been named the receiptiant three times this season. .
Ziegler has been a mainstay and guiding force on Louisville WBB's front line this season. She can also step behind the arc and ring up three-pointers for Jeff Walz's squad.
In the Cards overtime 76-66 win over UNC in chapel Hill, Ziegler,Elif Istanbulluoglu and Taj Roberts all saw over 40 minutes of court time and Louisville dominated the overtime session in a fun game to watch on TV.
The Cards are one of three ACC schools in the NCAA WBB top 25 rankings. Louisville is #16, UNC #18 and Notre dame #20.
The Cards WBB squad returns to action Weds. Dec 17th against Eastern Kentucky University,
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We will miss him, but Jared Anderson has left Cardinal Couple as a writer and photographer. I do not know the exact details why, but...I can logically assume that there was an option presented to him to stay with us and lose his UofL media on-site credentials or to dis-associate himself from us and still be able to shoot photos for the other sites he represents. This was not a decision he or us had much say in.
paulie
Wow. Hard to believe that Jared would ditch you guys.
ReplyDeleteBlue Lou
Yeah...seems it's open season lately on the 69 yr. old site owner who is on dialysis, has cardiovascular and pulmonary problems who now uses a walker. I know a lot of readers liked our photos.
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Public institutions are forbidden from restricting press access based on the content or viewpoint of a journalist's reporting or because officials dislike the coverage. Denying credentials or access for such reasons is a likely First Amendment violation. In cases, of hacked accounts it would be wise to check wih the source before taking any restrictive action.
ReplyDeleteLawyer Tom
Sue the bums, Paulie! In our litigations-based society, you could make a bundle. Thousands of social media accounts get hacked daily. For an organization to ban attendance based on a social media remark from a hacked account looks to be something that a lawyer would lick his chops over. I am no legal expert, but it might not hurt for you to explore, press charges or find a mediator.
ReplyDeleteJared bailed on your huh? He always seemed to be a flighty type and UofL flunky
ReplyDeleteYour better off.
Although I do not see the logic in punihing the writers who not direcly involved in this, all I can say again is that my mission here is to discuss the joy and exciteent of UofL women's athletics. I'm pretty sure the UofL athletics media office can't stop me from doing that. Their failure to respond to my report that my X account being hacked (and it has been traced back to a Lexngton I.P.) has convinced me tto get off X.
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