Irish eyes on ISU shooters in tournament matchup

DAYTON, Ohio (AP) — Other than those key-lime-crashes-into-neon-green uniforms Notre Dame trashed for the NCAA tournament, there was one other thing that made the Fighting Irish the talk of college basketball for a few days this season.

On Feb. 9, they defeated Louisville in an epic, five-overtime thriller, a game with more plot twists than any Hollywood “B’’ movie.

To some Notre Dame fans, it was the only game.

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