Louisville Cardinals @ North Carolina Tar Heels

18-5, 10-0 ACC

Final

	1	2	3	4	T
Louisville LOU	14	14	35	15	78
North Carolina UNC	16	16	20	8	60

North Carolina Tar HeelsNorth CarolinaUNC

12-12, 2-7 ACC

No. 13 Louisville women overtake North Carolina 78-60

Feb 4, 2016, 09:24 pm

CHAPEL HILL, N.C. -- Mariya Moore scored 22 points, Asia Durr added 21 and No. 13 Louisville rolled to a 78-60 win over North Carolina on Thursday night.

Myisha Hines-Allen contributed 19 points and 10 rebounds as Louisville (18-5, 10-0 Atlantic Coast Conference) extended its win streak to 15. The Cardinals dominated at the foul line, hitting 19 for 22 compared with UNC's 8 for 12.

Trailing 32-28 at the break, Louisville took the lead for good during an 8-0 burst that made it 50-46 with 4:22 left in the third quarter and included 3-pointers from Arica Carter and Moore.

The Tar Heels (12-12, 2-7) took the lead midway through the first quarter with a 6-0 spurt capped by Hillary Summers' jumper to make it 16-11 and didn't trail again until after the break.

Stephanie Watts led UNC with 16 points, Summers finished with 14 and 10 rebounds, and Destinee Walker had 12 points.

Game Information

Chapel Hill, NC

ESPN3

Referee:Tom Danaher

Referee:Karen Preato

Referee:Bryan Brunette

NCAA Division I

Atlantic Coast Conference	CONF	GB	OVR
Duke	16-2	-	27-9
Louisville	15-3	1	29-8
North Carolina	14-4	2	28-8
NC State	13-5	3	21-11
Syracuse	12-6	4	24-9
Virginia Tech	12-6	4	23-10
Notre Dame	12-6	4	25-11
Virginia	11-7	5	22-12
Clemson	11-7	5	21-12
California	9-9	7	21-15
Stanford	8-10	8	21-14
Miami	8-10	8	18-15
Georgia Tech	8-10	8	14-19
Florida State	5-13	11	10-21
Wake Forest	4-14	12	14-18
SMU	2-16	14	9-21
Pittsburgh	1-17	15	8-23
Boston College	1-17	15	5-26

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