Season 113 of Louisville Basketball tipped off Monday night in the KFC Yum! Center as the No. 11 Cards hosted the Chattanooga Mocs. Louisville was picked to fi
Season 113 of Louisville Basketball tipped off Monday night in the KFC Yum! Center as the No. 11 Cards hosted the Chattanooga Mocs. Louisville was picked to fi
Year Three of the Pat Kelsey era comes with an expectation of the traditional standard of Louisville Basketball: make a run in March. The 2026-2027 roster is l
Wednesday night Louisville hosted their only exhibition game of the 2026-2027 season in the KFC Yum! Center with the Mercyhurst Lakers from the Northeast Confer
Louisville men’s basketball welcomes the Mercyhurst Lakers to the KFC Yum! Center tonight for the second of two exhibition matchups for the Cards this season.
In an interview with college basketball insider Jon Rothstein this morning, Rick Pitino confirmed he would be making his long-awaited return to the KFC Yum! Cen
Louisville beat Kansas in an exhibition at Phog Allen Fieldhouse last night 89-83. The Cards trailed 37-36 at the half but caught fire to open the second half
In one of the most anticipated exhibition games in the history of Louisville Basketball, the Cards hit the road for historic Phog Allen Fieldhouse in Lawrence,
Even though tonight’s exhibition matchup does not count towards either team’s record, there are plenty of storylines. This is the return exhibition game from a
Louisville Basketball heads to Lawrence, Kansas tonight for an exhibition game against the host Kansas Jayhawks. The game will tip off at 7 pm and be aired on
Jeff Walz and the Louisville women will enter the 2026-2027 season ranked No. 7 in the preseason AP poll. Coach Walz is entering his 20th season on the sideli
The preseason AP Poll for the men’s college basketball season was released on Monday and Louisville checked in at No. 11. This is the second consecutive year t
Year three for Pat Kelsey at Louisville is coming with traditional Louisville Basketball expectations. The Revival season of Kelsey’s first year in Louisville
The Jeff Walz era at Louisville can be defined by two words. Consistent Success. Walz is entering his 20th season in The Ville. In that stretch Louisville ha
On Wednesday, Louisville Basketball announced tip times and TV designations for the upcoming 2026-2027 season. While we found out yesterday there will be a “se
On Tuesday afternoon Louisville Men’s Basketball had their opportunity to take center stage at ACC Media Days in Charlotte. Representing the Cards were head co
The annual Battle for the Bluegrass between Louisville and Kentucky is regarded as one of the best rivalries in the entire sport of college basketball. While i
On Tuesday morning, Louisville Athletics announced a multi-year partnership with Ripple, a blockchain-based fintech company, which will bring XRP branding to th
The Louisville Basketball program has taken a last-minute addition to the 2026-27 roster in a verbal commitment from fifth-year Northern Kentucky University tra
Six weeks from today the Louisville Basketball team will take the court to face Kansas in Phog Allen Fieldhouse for their first of two exhibitions. Thanks to
UNC transfer guard Seth Trimble has regained eligibility for the Louisville men’s basketball team. Trimble was added to a temporary restraining order list in J
Last year Coach Pat Kelsey made it known that he was not here to “duck smoke” when it comes to scheduling. Today, the University of Louisville men’s basketball
In an offseason that has seen significant staff shake-up for Pat Kelsey, Wednesday it was announced that the Louisville Men’s Basketball program will roll into
The fluctuation of rosters does not seem to want to stop. Tuesday afternoon brought some interesting developments on the gridiron and the hardwood. On the ba
Jeff Walz had another wrinkle up his sleeve prior to the start of the upcoming 2026-2027 season. Thanks to a temporary release during an eligibility case in Lo
In a minute-to-minute, ever changing environment that we are currently experiencing in college athletics, you almost need a Master of Laws degree to keep up. R