Relive four of the greatest moments in Louisville basketball history. Each set comes with four laser-etched coasters depicting these historic plays:

1986 National Championship vs Duke - Put-back to win it
1980 National Championship vs UCLA - First championship
2005 Austin Regional Final vs West Virginia - Sealing the comeback
2013 Big East Championship vs Syracuse - The alley-oop

These leatherette coasters are laser etched to reveal a vibrant silver foil. - Size: 4" x 4" x 0.15" per coaster - Weight: 0.15lbs (4oz) - Stitched border

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1986 National Championship
Put-back to win it
Louisville vs Duke
72 - 69
31 March, 1986
With 11 seconds left on the shot clock and 43 seconds left in the game, Pervis Ellison calmly collected an offensive rebound and scoring on a put-back. The basket gaive Louisville a 3-pt lead over Duke and allowed Louisville to hold on to win the school?s 2nd National Championship.

1980 National Championship
First championship
Louisville vs UCLA
59 - 54
24 March, 1980
Darrell Griffith scored the final points of his collegiate career with his transition jumpshot over UCLA. The basket gave the Cardinals a 58-56 lead over UCLA in the 1980 National Championship. Louisville held on to win the school's 1st National Championship.

2005 Austin Regional Final
Sealing the comeback
Louisville vs West Virginia
93 - 85
26 March, 2005
Louisville stormed back late in the 2nd half of the National Quarterfinals game against West Virginia to cut the lead to 2-pts. Larry O?Bannon tied the game to send it to overtime, laying the ball in with 39 seconds remaining. Louisville won in overtime to secure a spot in the FInal Four.

2013 Big East Championship
The alley-oop
Louisville vs Syracuse
78 - 61
16 March, 2013
As part of a 39-14 run to close the game, Peyton Siva found an air-walking Kevin Ware for a back-door alley-oop to give Louisville an insurmountable lead over Syracuse in the Big East Championship game. Ware was injured in the Elite 8, but continued to serve as an inspiration for the team.