Defense has not been a problem for Louisville. Rarely is under coach Rick Pitino.
The questions for the Cardinals this season have come on the offensive end.
They answered a few against No. 6 Kentucky on Wednesday.
Attacking Kentucky’s defense instead of settling for jumpers, No. 10 Louisville had its best shooting percentage (43 percent) from 3-point range this season to beat its biggest rival 73-70.
“Everybody was aggressive on offense,” Pitino said. “We have been, in the past, aggressive on defense, but I felt we were aggressive on offense.”