The 1974-75 Louisville Cardinals went 28-3 (12-2 in the MVC) under head coach Denny Crum. The team peaked at #2 in the AP poll. Simple Rating System: 16.7.
| Date | Opponent | Result | Arena |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1974-12-02 | at Houston Cougars | W 91–87 | Hofheinz Pavilion |
| 1974-12-05 | at Dayton Flyers | W 76–65 | University of Dayton Arena |
| 1974-12-14 | at Florida State Seminoles | W 84–75 | Tully Gymnasium |
| 1974-12-18 | vs Clemson Tigers | W 90–75 | Freedom Hall |
| 1974-12-21 | at Marquette Golden Eagles | W 80–69 | MECCA Arena |
| 1974-12-26 | vs Western Kentucky Hilltoppers | W 107–81 | Freedom Hall |
| 1974-12-27 | vs Florida State Seminoles | W 79–61 | Freedom Hall |
| 1975-01-04 | vs Bradley Braves | W 82–80 | Freedom Hall |
| 1975-01-07 | vs Cincinnati Bearcats | W 82–74 | Freedom Hall |
| 1975-01-09 | at west texas am | W 53–51 | WT Fieldhouse |
| 1975-01-11 | at New Mexico State Aggies | W 82–69 | Pan American Center |
| 1975-01-18 | vs Drake Bulldogs | W 55–53 | Freedom Hall |
| 1975-01-23 | at Saint Louis Billikens | W 78–70 | Kiel Auditorium |
| 1975-01-25 | at Bradley Braves | L 59–65 | Robertson Memorial Field House |
| 1975-01-30 | vs New Mexico State Aggies | W 51–42 | Freedom Hall |
| 1975-02-01 | vs North Texas Mean Green | W 112–67 | Freedom Hall |
| 1975-02-06 | at Wichita State Shockers | W 62–57 | Levitt Arena |
| 1975-02-08 | at Tulsa Golden Hurricane | L 77–84 | Expo Square Pavillion |
| 1975-02-13 | at Drake Bulldogs | W 86–66 | Veterans Memorial Auditorium |
| 1975-02-16 | vs Saint Louis Billikens | W 75–68 | Freedom Hall |
| 1975-02-20 | vs Wichita State Shockers | W 85–76 | Freedom Hall |
| 1975-02-22 | vs Tulsa Golden Hurricane | W 104–79 | Freedom Hall |
| 1975-02-25 | vs west texas am | W 75–69 | Freedom Hall |
| 1975-03-01 | at North Texas Mean Green | W 92–73 | Super Pit |
| 1975-03-04 | vs Memphis Tigers | W 84–79 | Freedom Hall |
| 1975-03-06 | vs Dayton Flyers | W 83–67 | Freedom Hall |
| 1975-03-15 | neutral Rutgers Scarlet Knights | W 91–78 | Mabee Center |
| 1975-03-20 | neutral Cincinnati Bearcats | W 78–63 | Pan American Center |
| 1975-03-22 | neutral Maryland Terrapins | W 96–82 | Pan American Center |
| 1975-03-29 | neutral UCLA Bruins | L 74–75 (OTOT) | San Diego Sports Arena |
| 1975-03-31 | neutral Syracuse Orange | W 96–88 (OTOT) | San Diego Sports Arena |
1974-12-02: Louisville Cardinals beat Houston Cougars 91–87. Wesley Cox led the winners with 21 points. Otis Birdsong had 26 for Houston Cougars. Wesley Cox grabbed 16 rebounds.
1974-12-05: Louisville Cardinals handled Dayton Flyers 76–65. Junior Bridgeman led the winners with 16 points. Davis had 17 for Dayton Flyers.
1974-12-14: Louisville Cardinals beat Florida State Seminoles 84–75. Wesley Cox led the winners with 21 points. Larry Warren had 19 for Florida State Seminoles.
1974-12-26: Louisville Cardinals routed Western Kentucky Hilltoppers 107–81. Allen Murphy led the winners with 24 points. Chuck Rawlings had 19 for Western Kentucky Hilltoppers.
1974-12-27: Behind Allen Murphy's 20 points, Louisville Cardinals pulled away from Florida State Seminoles 79–61. Larry Warren had 12 for Florida State Seminoles. Bill Bunton grabbed 15 rebounds.
1975-01-04: Behind Junior Bridgeman's 25 points, Louisville Cardinals held off Bradley Braves 82–80. Mike Davis had 22 for Bradley Braves.
1975-01-07: Louisville Cardinals beat Cincinnati Bearcats 82–74. Junior Bridgeman led the winners with 24 points. Pat Schroeder had 14 for Cincinnati Bearcats.
1975-01-09: Louisville Cardinals survived West Texas State Buffaloes 53–51 as Allen Murphy scored a team-high 14. Howard Taylor had 16 for West Texas State Buffaloes.
1975-01-11: Louisville Cardinals handled New Mexico State Aggies 82–69. Allen Murphy led the winners with 22 points. Richard Robinson had 20 for New Mexico State Aggies.
1975-01-18: Louisville Cardinals survived Drake Bulldogs 55–53 as Wesley Cox scored a team-high 17. Larry Nacalson had 19 for Drake Bulldogs.
1975-01-23: Louisville Cardinals got past St. Louis Billikens 78–70 as Allen Murphy scored a team-high 20. Lewis McKinney had 20 for St. Louis Billikens.
1975-01-25: Behind Mike Davis's 18 points, Bradley Braves defeated Louisville Cardinals 65–59. Allen Murphy had 19 for Louisville Cardinals.
1975-01-30: Behind Allen Murphy's 14 points, Louisville Cardinals defeated New Mexico State Aggies 51–42. Richard Robinson had 14 for New Mexico State Aggies.
1975-02-01: Louisville Cardinals routed North Texas State Eagles 112–67. Allen Murphy led the winners with 23 points. Carl Jones had 18 for North Texas State Eagles.
1975-02-06: Louisville Cardinals beat Wichita State Shockers 62–57. Phillip Bond led the winners with 16 points. Robert Elmore had 23 for Wichita State Shockers. Robert Elmore grabbed 17 rebounds.
1975-02-13: Behind Allen Murphy's 26 points, Louisville Cardinals rolled past Drake Bulldogs 86–66. Ron Caldwell had 17 for Drake Bulldogs.
1975-02-16: Louisville Cardinals got past St. Louis Billikens 75–68 as Phillip Bond scored a team-high 14. Lewis McKinney had 24 for St. Louis Billikens.
1975-02-20: Louisville Cardinals got past Wichita State Shockers 85–76 as Wesley Cox scored a team-high 32. Robert Elmore had 25 for Wichita State Shockers.
1975-02-22: Louisville Cardinals blew out Tulsa Golden Hurricane 104–79 as Wesley Cox scored a team-high 21. Zackery Jones had 20 for Tulsa Golden Hurricane.
1975-02-25: Behind Junior Bridgeman's 16 points, Louisville Cardinals defeated West Texas State Buffaloes 75–69. Reggie Ramey had 20 for West Texas State Buffaloes.
1975-03-01: Louisville Cardinals beat North Texas Eagles 92–73 as Ricky Gallon scored a team-high 18. Bailey had 19 for North Texas Eagles.
1975-03-04: Louisville Cardinals beat Memphis State Tigers 84–79. Ricky Gallon led the winners with 20 points. Ed Wilson had 20 for Memphis State Tigers. John Gunn grabbed 16 rebounds.
1975-03-06: Louisville Cardinals beat Dayton Flyers 83–67 as Junior Bridgeman scored a team-high 17. Johnny Davis had 19 for Dayton Flyers.
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