LOUISVILLE, Ky. -- The University of Louisville will unveil a new banner in the KFC Yum! Center recognizing its three NCAA Final Four Most Outstanding Player honorees at halftime of its Dec. 3 men's basketball game against Michigan at 7:30 p.m. ET.Former Cardinal greats(1980),(1986) and(2013) will have their names celebrated on a new banner to be hung in the southeast rafters of the Cardinals' home arena, where additional individual honors are displayed to highlight the outstanding UofL Basketball tradition. Griffith and Ellison both have their numbers retired at UofL and have banners already in place with their images."Our legacy of championship basketball includes many great teams and individual players," said, UofL Vice President and Director of Athletics. "This is an opportunity for the university to permanently recognize, and show our appreciation for, the achievements of three former greats who pushed themselves and their team to the highest level of play. Our fans and their teams will never forget their success nor their teams' success."Griffith and Hancock will be in attendance for the unveiling and will speak at halftime. Ellison, who is currently coaching, has a commitment that evening and is unable to attend.The game will be the Cardinals' annual "" game when fans are encouraged to wear white attire for the ESPN televised game.capped his senior season by leading Louisville to its first NCAA Championship. He poured in 34 points in a victory over Iowa in the national semifinals, connecting on 14-of-21 shots from the field, and added five rebounds. "Dr. Dunkenstein" scored 23 points against UCLA in the title game in Indianapolis' Market Square Arena. His 57 combined points in the two games is the second-most scored in the Final Four by an individual in the last 41 years. In addition to earning the Most Outstanding Player honor, he received the 1980 John Wooden Award that season as the college basketball player of the year.earned the Most Outstanding Player honor at the 1986 NCAA Final Four, just the second time a freshman had obtained the honor and the first since 1944. "Never Nervous Pervis" produced a double-double performance with 11 points and a game-high 13 rebounds against LSU in the national semifinals. He led the Cardinals with 25 points, 11 rebounds and two blocked shots (10-of-14 FG) as UofL beat top-ranked Duke in the championship game. His tip-in with 41 seconds remaining and a pair of free throws soon thereafter helped the Cardinals close the game and earn the victory.was honored as the Most Outstanding Player of the 2013 NCAA Final Four, the first non-starter to earn the honor in the event's history. He did much of his damage beyond the arc, connecting on a Final Four record tying 8-of-10 three-pointers in the two games. In the national championship game against Michigan, he totaled 22 points, three assists and two steals, hitting all five of his three-point attempts, a Final Four record for three-point percentage. He had 20 points and four rebounds against Wichita State in the national semifinals, burying 3-of-5 threes.