US EditionNo. 16 Louisville 90, California 70
- On Tuesday, Dec. 30, 2025, No. 16 Louisville Cardinals men's basketball defeated California Golden Bears 90-70 at Haas Pavilion, Berkeley, California, jumping ahead early and never trailing.
- Playing shorthanded, Louisville relied on three-point shooting and Sanandra Fru's timely inside scoring and rebounds.
- Ryan Conwell scored 26 points with six 3-pointers, and all five Louisville starters reached double figures as the team made 14 three-pointers.
- The loss snapped California Golden Bears' nine-game streak and first home defeat in 10 games, while Louisville Cardinals improved to 11-2 and 1-0 ACC; both face conference foes Friday.
- Contextually, the game included a 7-point, 2-second sequence that did not alter the outcome, amid Cal's best start since 1959-60 under coach Mark Madsen.
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The Cumberland Times-NewsNo. 16 Louisville 90, California 70
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Rockdale Citizen & Newton Citizen
Ryan Conwell nets 26 as No. 16 Louisville rolls over Cal
Ryan Conwell scored 26 points for No. 16 Louisville, which won its ACC opener for the first time in four seasons as the visiting Cardinals manhandled the Cal Bears 90-70 in Berkeley on Tuesday.
Associated Press News
Wooley scores season-high 21 points as No. 16 Louisville beats California 90-70
Sophomore Adrian Wooley scored a season-high 21 points and No. 16 Louisville beat California 90-70. Ryan Conwell made six 3-pointers and had 26 points, and all five Louisville starters scored in double figures.
Cal Falls For First Time At Haas Pavilion
California men's basketball faced its first loss at Haas Pavilion, succumbing to No. 16 Louisville 90-70 in an ACC opener. Louisville dominated early, establishing a 21-point lead, thanks to strong shooting, including eight first-half three-pointers. Despite a late rally, the Bears couldn't close the gap as Louisville's consistent scoring led them to victory. Chris Bell led Cal with 20 points, while Ryan Cowell topped the Cardinals with 26. By t…
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