Imari Berry scores 22 as No. 7 Louisville defeats Ball State 94-73
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Last updated Nov 13, 2026
No. 7 Louisville overcame a slow start to secure a 94-73 victory against Ball State on November 12 in Muncie, Indiana. Imari Berry led the Cardinals with a season-high 22 points and six rebounds, while Tajianna Roberts contributed 18 points. After a sluggish opening period, Louisville surged in the second quarter and built a significant lead, although Ball State managed to close the gap briefly in the second half. This matchup marked a milestone for Ball State, as it was the highest-ranked women's team to play there. Next, Louisville will host No. 4 UConn on November 15.
- •Louisville scored 22 points in the first quarter to lead 22-15.
- •The Cardinals extended their lead at halftime to 44-27.
- •Ball State's Lilli Barnes led her team with 23 points.
- •Louisville's coach Jeff Walz achieved his 520th career win.
- •Next games: Louisville vs. UConn; Ball State vs. Illinois.
- 3:30 AMYahoo Sports — Imari Berry scores 22 as No. 7 Louisville overcomes sluggish start to beat Ball State 94-73
"(AP) — Imari Berry finished with a season-high 22 points and six rebounds and Tajianna Roberts added 18 points to help No. 7 Louisville pull away from Ball State 94-73 on Thursday.
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