Every now and then Anas Mahmoud will make an amazing play, going high for a block, sinking one of those sweeping hook shots, or breaking loose for a monster dunk. That’s between all the forgettable plays, of course.
When he makes one of those kinds of plays, there’s always the hope within the fan base, the possibility that a switch may have turned on for Mahmoud. That he may have turned some kind of corner, signaling that he is on his way.
Coach Rick Pitino has said he expects Mahmoud to be a great player before he leaves the University of Louisville basketball team.