ATLANTA - The Louisville men's basketball program's 10-game win streak has come to an end, suffering a stunning 77-70 loss at Georgia Tech. It marked Louisville's first loss since falling to Kentucky back on Dec. 14, as well as their first loss to a team outside of Quadrant 1and 2 in the NET ranking.

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The Louisville Cardinals have been undergoing a culture change as Pat Kelsey has been rebuilding the program in his first season as the head coach. One of the key pieces to that cultural change is an emphasis on the team’s defense.

Louisville's ability to refocus and stay mentally locked will get tested, as their next game has them going up north to Boston College. It's the second of five straight games against sub-.500 teams, and the Cardinals will have to show against the Eagles that they're not just going through the motions.

Louisville basketball fell short at Georgia Tech on Saturday. Under Pat Kelsey, Louisville is now 9-2 in ACC games this college basketball season.

Louisville basketball's Noah Waterman has been playing through a thumb injury. On Thursday night, Pat Kelsey said it required surgery.

The Louisville basketball team picked up a convincing road win on Wednesday night as they beat Boston College 84-58. The Cardinals were firing on all cylinders in the game, but not everything ended positive.

Pat Kelsey's Louisville basketball team closed out host Boston College on Wednesday and played without injured star Chucky Hepburn down the stretch.