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Louisville embarrasses Rutgers 92-31

Chris Jones supplied 18 points and six steals as fifth-ranked Louisville embarrassed Rutgers, 92-31, to reach the semifinals of the American Athletic Conference Tournament.

Louisville Cardinals C.J. Fair (5) reacts with the bench after hitting a jump shot in the second half against the Syracuse Orange at the NCAA Big East Basketball Championship finals at Madison Square Garden in New York City on March 16, 2013. Louisville defeated Syracuse 78-61 and win the 2013 Big East Championship. UPI/John Angelillo
Louisville Cardinals C.J. Fair (5) reacts with the bench after hitting a jump shot in the second half against the Syracuse Orange at the NCAA Big East Basketball Championship finals at Madison Square Garden in New York City on March 16, 2013. Louisville defeated Syracuse 78-61 and win the 2013 Big East Championship. UPI/John Angelillo | License Photo

Chris Jones supplied 18 points and six steals as fifth-ranked Louisville routed Rutgers 92-31 to reach the semifinals of the American Athletic Conference Tournament.

Senior guard Russ Smith netted 16 points with five assists, Terry Rozier had 14 points off the bench while Luke Hancock and Montrezl Harrel scored 13 apiece. Louisville (27-5) forced 26 turnovers which led to 44 points.

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The Cardinals will take on Houston, who was a surprise winner over No. 25 SMU earlier, in the semis.

Myles Mack scored eight points and Kadeem Jack had seven with six rebounds for Rutgers (12-21), who led 7-6 early on before Louisville closed out the first half on a 52-9 run.

[SportsNetwork.com]

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