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No. 24 Louisville beats San Francisco 61-35

The Columbian
Published: December 9, 2010, 12:00am

LOUISVILLE, Ky. (AP) — Peyton Siva and Terrence Jennings both scored 14 points to No. 24 Louisville’s balanced offense in a 61-35 victory over San Francisco on Wednesday night at the KFC Yum! Center.

The Cardinals (7-0) led 25-24 at halftime against the undermanned Dons (3-5) before holding them to five field goals in the second half.

Siva sparked a 16-0 run by Louisville, hitting two 3-pointers and assisting on an inside basket early in the second half. The Cardinals cruised from there as they outscored San Francisco 36-11 in the second half.

Chris Smith added 11 points and Preston Knowles had 10 for Louisville, which committed a season-low five turnovers while forcing 16 to outscore San Francisco 21-0 in points off turnovers.

The Cardinals shot only 36.1 percent (22 for 61) from the field, but held the Dons to 31.1 percent (14 for 45), including 21.7 percent (5 for 23) in the second half.

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