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Cards, Cats Return to Action in Women's NCAA Tournament

WEKU | By Louisville Public Media

Published March 26, 2013 at 11:47 AM EDT

The University of Louisville and University of Kentucky women’s basketball teams resume play tonight in the NCAA tournament. The Cardinals advanced to the second round with a victory over MiddleTennessee State Sunday. Fifth-seeded U of L takes number four Purdue at 7:00pm at the KFC Yum Center.

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