Steve Bittenbender | The Associated Press | November 24, 2017 Louisville sets program record with 115-point explosion Louisville set a record for points in a game with plenty of help from its bench. Share LOUISVILLE, Ky. — Kylee Shook scored a career-high 21 points and fellow reserve Bionca Dunham also had career highs of 19 points and 16 rebounds to lead No. 4 Louisville to a 115-51 rout of Murray State on Friday. The Cardinals (6-0) scored a school record for points in the victory. Cards score program-record 115 points in win over Murray State.#L1C4 pic.twitter.com/ZsIz6JMLqN — Louisville WBB (@UofLWBB) November 24, 2017 Sam Fuehring scored a layup four seconds into the game to give Louisville a lead it would not relinquish, and by the time the second quarter started, coach Jeff Walz had given playing time to all 11 of his healthy players. The reserves, who combined for 76 points, led the way for the Cardinals, who were up 57-22 at halftime. All 11 Cardinals got on the court by the start of the second quarter, and nine of them scored in the first quarter. NCAA WOMEN'S BKB ON SOCIAL MEDIA Follow @ncaawbb Louisville outrebounded its in-state foes by a 58-26 margin and forced 26 turnovers. The Racers (1-4) shot just 29.5 percent for the game. Twice previously, the Cardinals had scored 109 points in a game. That last time occurred against Coastal Carolina on Dec. 18, 1996 The Cardinals had a five-day layoff between games, and Walz had given his players a couple days off a week-long stretch that featured wins over three ranked teams and another team that reached the NCAA Tournament last season. Louisville showed no signs of rust as they used a 16-2 first quarter run to take command of the game. Women's basketball: Tennessee's Nared, Russell intend for leadership to go long way The Cardinals don't play again until next Thursday, when they begin a two-game road trip. That's when they'll play at Indiana in the ACC/Big 10 Challenge before venturing to South Dakota State on Sunday This article was written by Steve Bittenbender from The Associated Press and was legally licensed through the NewsCred publisher network. Please direct all licensing questions to legal@newscred.com. How Louisville volleyball went from underdogs to a top-5 team Louisville volleyball is off to a 9-0 start and achieved its highest ranking in history at No. 5. Here is how the Cardinals made their journey from the Cinderella story to a national power. READ MORE Women's volleyball: Louisville sweeps Purdue in top-10 match No. 10 Louisville swept No. 6 Purdue to improve to 7-0 on the season. READ MORE Fathers and sons who both won NCAA men's basketball championships Here are four father-son duos in which both former college players cut down the nets as a player. READ MORE