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What channel is Louisville basketball vs Georgia Tech on today? Time, TV, radio schedule
Louisville’s Kenny Payne is asked if it is possible to turn this program around
Louisville’s Kenny Payne is asked if it is possible to turn this program around or if this is as close as it is going to get.
Some were disappointed; others were pissed.
That’s how Louisville men’s basketball associate head coach Danny Manning described the scene in the Cardinals’ locker room after they lost Wednesday night at Syracuse, 94-92, on a goaltending call in the final seconds.
What’s most important now is how U of L (7-16, 2-10 ACC) responds tonight against Georgia Tech (10-13, 3-9) at the KFC Yum! Center.
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To avoid squandering its first game against a fellow conference bottom dweller, Kenny Payne’s team is going to need to step it up defensively.
That seems unlikely at this juncture of the season, with the Cards entering the weekend ranked 232nd in the country on KenPom.com in terms of points allowed per 100 possessions (108.7). But it’s the only thing holding back an offense that has scored 90 or more points in back-to-back games for the first time since 2014.
The Yellow Jackets come to town on a two-game losing streak. They’ve lost five of their past six but have beaten some of the ACC’s best this season: Duke, Clemson and North Carolina.
Most recently, first-year head coach Damon Stoudamire’s team lost by 29 points to Wake Forest at home Tuesday.
“Not really concerned about Louisville,” Stoudamire said Friday. “(I’m) concerning myself with my own team. We got to lose ourselves in what Georgia Tech basketball is, what I want it to be and a standard that has to be set.”
Here’s what you need to know to follow along from home:
Louisville basketball vs. Georgia Tech start time
U of L and Georgia Tech are scheduled to tip off at 6:30 p.m. Saturday at the Yum! Center.
Louisville vs. Georgia Tech basketball betting odds, score prediction
Betting odds: Louisville is a 1.5-point favorite (-110) on DraftKings, which set the over-under at 153 points (-110).
Score prediction: KenPom gives the Cards a 51% chance of winning and projects a score of 77-76 in their favor. Bart Torvik says this one is a toss-up but gives U of L a one-point edge, 77-76.
What channel is Louisville basketball vs. Georgia Tech on today?
The game between U of L and Georgia Tech will air on the ACC Network (AT&T U-Verse 610; DirecTV 612; Dish 402; Spectrum 524 and 937).
Anish Shroff (play-by-play) and Paul Biancardi (analyst) will be on the call.
If you don’t have cable, you can access the ACC Network through services such as ESPN+ (SUBSCRIBE). The game is also available to stream via fuboTV (FREE TRIAL) and YouTube TV (FREE TRIAL).
How to listen to Louisville basketball vs. Georgia Tech on the radio
Paul Rogers (play-by-play) and Jody Demling (analyst) will have the call on the Cardinal Sports Network (WLCL 93.9 FM and WGTK 970 AM in Louisville).
You can also listen online via GoCards.com.
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Mississippi State and Georgia will match up Saturday with one set of Bulldogs looking for bowl eligibility, the other looking to find their way into the College Football Playoff. Brian Hadad welcomes Buck Belue, quarterback of Georgia’s 1980 national championship team and host of the Buck Belue Show on 680 The Fan to the pod for a Bulldog vs. Bulldog preview.
Georgia’s reputation as a political battleground isn’t slowing down after Tuesday’s election.
Across the state, a new wave of high-stakes local elections for mayor, the Public Service Commission, city councils, and the General Assembly could reshape who holds power in metro Atlanta and beyond.
Here’s how the elections played out:
State House District 106
In Gwinnett County’s State House District 106, Democrat Marqus Cole has been declared the victor over Democrat Akbar Ali, Democrat Marqus Cole and Republican Jamie Parker
The seat became open after Democratic state Rep. Shelly Hutchinson announced her retirement in August. Hutchinson said that she had to step back from some legislative duties due to a “serious health crisis” in her family, and was called to be more present as a caretaker and daughter.
South Fulton mayor’s race
Voters in South Fulton chose not to give the city’s second-ever mayor another four years in office, but who will lead the city remains uncertain.
Councilmember Carmalitha L. Gumbs, who finished with 39.3% of the vote, will face District 7 Councilman and two-term Mayor Pro Tem Dr. Mark Baker in a runoff. No candidate secured more than 51% of the vote.
Mayor Khalid Kamau, who goes by Mayor Kobi, garnered less than 5% of votes, according to the Secretary of State’s Office. He announced that he would not be seeking reelection in April, citing the position’s annual salary. Months later, he reversed his decision, choosing to run for a second term amid multiple fights with the South Fulton City Council and allegations over improper city spending.
Marietta mayor’s race
In Marietta, 78-year-old incumbent Mayor Steve “Thunder” Tumlin is projected to beat Sam Foster, a 24-year-old systems engineer and community organizer, to secure his fifth term in office.
In 2017, Marietta approved term limits that restrict elected officials to three four-year terms. The new rule wasn’t retroactive, allowing Tumlin to run again this year.
His latest term will count as his third under the new limits.
Sandy Springs mayor’s race
Mayor Rusty Paul was re-elected for a fourth consecutive term. Paul, who had previously been the chair of the Georgia Republican Party, is the city’s second mayor. Democratic activist Dontaye Carter also lost to Paul four years ago
Stone Mountain mayor’s race
Jelani Linder garnered more votes than the incumbent, Dr. Beverly Jones, to become the next mayor of Stone Mountain.
What’s next
On Nov. 18, a special election will be held for Georgia State Senate District 35 for Jason Esteves’ seat, who is running for governor next year. CBS Atlanta will continue to track the key races shaping Georgia’s political future — from the Capitol to City Hall.
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