Rick Pitino has built a culture at Louisville where everyone tends to have their moment. Or at the very least they get an opportunity to have their moment.
For redshirt freshman guard Ryan McMahon, it seemed as though that moment had already come.
With No. 15 Purdue mounting a late charge inside the KFC Yum! Center on Nov. 30, McMahon buried a pair of key three-pointers to vault Louisville to a 71-64 victory that has only grown more impressive with age. The next impact performance for the Sarasota native came when he buried five fairly meaningless three-pointers during UofL's 55-point rout of Pittsburgh.