. >> mike: rick pitino irate at chris jones not just the foul but on the three-point shot. >> tom: look where he took it from the orange part of the u. >> mike: you make all three of these turns it in a two possession game. >> tom: that is the first point of the night for manu lecomte. he is one of the better free-throw shooters in the conference, 88% for manu. one more, 16.4 seconds to go. now newton comes back in. manu lecomte comes out. the first three points of the game for manu. that was newton hustling over. >> mike: he was running away from the basketball that time. you have to come strong to the ball. rick pitino wants everybody on the same page. >> tom: the cardinals with the six point lead, the road in the acc gets no easier for louisville. virginia with the great win on the road, first since 1981 at north carolina last night. >> mike: virginia bouncing back suffering duke with a great win on the road and bounce back and come back on the road and get it back. shows a lot about that team. >> tom: chris jones did commit the foul but he has 14 points tonight including a three-poi

rick pitino wants terry roseier to slow it down. he doesn't listen. he makes the right choice because he scored and georgia tech turns it over on the other end and louisville hangs on for the one-point win avoiding disaster. >> can you tell it's almost tournament time? >> oh yeah, last monday in february. the madness is coming, stan. >> all we got. >> janonu onawaku. >> he will she's keep doing that ten time. >>> up next in "the pulse," what plenty were tweeting about overnight. >>> one intrepid reporter buts on gloves and goggles to eat a burger. the fiery details straight ahead. finish line. in life, it's how you get there that matters most. like when i found out i had a blood clot in my leg. my doctor said that it could travel to my lungs and become an even bigger problem. so he talked to me about xarelto®. >>xarelto® is the first oral prescription blood thinner proven to treat and help prevent dvt and pe that doesn't require regular blood monitoring or