Louisville's Ty-Laur Johnson Sits Out Due to Lack of Preferred 'Tights'

Freshman guard eventually plays, scoring eight points and making five assists in 19 minutes.

Louisville point guard Ty-Laur Johnson sat out most of the first half of a game against Bellarmine because the team did not have the 'tights' he wanted to wear, according to Coach Kenny Payne.
Johnson eventually played 19 minutes, scoring eight points and making five assists.
Payne had a heart-to-heart with Johnson at halftime, discussing the importance of being part of a team and being held accountable.
Johnson is a freshman and leads Louisville with 3.7 assists per game while averaging 8.9 points in 21 minutes.
Payne is in his second season as head coach of Louisville, with the team currently at a 4-3 record.