It's less than a week from our last update, but as we've said, it's never too often (and never too early) to analyze how the 2026-27 roster for the Louisville men's basketball program shake out.
For the Louisville baseball program, the point of no return has finally arrived. The Cardinals (26-22, 10-14 ACC) couldn't capture a single win this past week, falling at home against Indiana in the midweek before getting swept at Wake Forest.
The Louisville men's basketball program is finally on the board in the Class of 2026, with center Obinna Ekezie Jr. reclassifying from the 2027 cycle and committing to the Cardinals.
The Louisville men's basketball program is dipping into the high school ranks to bolster their front court for next season, and they'll be bringing in one of the top prospects in the nation.
Mouhamed Camara might be moving on from the Louisville men's basketball program, but he's not leaving the Commonwealth. The former Cardinals forward has committed to Eastern Kentucky, according to NextUp Recruits.
While this past season might not have panned out like many had hoped, the Louisville men's basketball program continues to trend in the right direction.
A pair of former members of the Louisville men's basketball program will have the chance to make one final impression in front of NBA scouts and front office executives later this month.
It has been an extremely eventful offseason for the Louisville men’s basketball program up to this point in time. In a short amount of time, head coach Pat Kelsey has answered a lot of questions and addressed a bunch of needs for year three at the helm.
The Louisville men's basketball program is continuing to place an emphasis on pursuing some of the top talent in the Class of 2027. Chandler (Ariz.) Compass
It might be less than a week from our last update, but it's never too early to analyze how the 2026-27 roster for the Louisville men's basketball program shake out.
Head coach Jeff Brohm and the Louisville football program are in the midst of an unprecedented recruiting run. As of Wednesday, the Cardinals 2027 recruiting class ranks as the No.
The Louisville men's basketball program's recruiting efforts might currently be primarily focused on putting together the roster for the 2026-27 season, but they're still making sure to put an emphasis on the future as well.
This past Sunday was a big day for the Louisville baseball program. For starters, the Cardinals were able to complete the series sweep over Clemson, courtesy of a walk-off home run from catcher Jimmy Nugent.
After clinching their weekend series against Clemson the day before, the Louisville baseball program was able to finish the job in the series finale, winning 7-5 in 10 innings on Sunday at Jim Patterson Stadium.
Tague Davis has re-written the record books for the Louisville baseball program yet again. In the eighth inning of the Cardinals' Sunday game against Clemson, the sophomore first baseman smashed a 417-foot leadoff home run, giving him his 26th long ball of the season.
The Louisville football program's excellent week out on the recruiting trail continues to get even better, this time with Justice Hardy being the latest to commit to the Cardinals.
Another prolific transfer is opting to continue their collegiate career with the Louisville men's basketball program. On Friday, former Dayton guard De'Shayne Montgomery announced that would be suiting up for the Cardinals next season.
Kicking off their weekend series with Clemson, the Louisville baseball program was able to starting building up some momentum, capturing a 13-10 on Friday at Jim Patterson Stadium.
A busy week for the Louisville football program in the Class of 2027 just got even busier. Reading (Pa.) Wilson running back Justice Hardy announced Friday that he has committed to the Cardinals.
The Louisville football program is investing in head coach Jeff Brohm in a big way. After back-to-back seasons with bowl game victories and 28 wins in his first three seasons, Brohm has a new contract extension that will keep him around through 2033.
In the NIL world, nothing is impossible. Louisville proved that statement true. Jackson Shelstad (Oregon) and Flory Bidunga (Kansas, No. 1-ranked portal player) both committed to Louisville for a MASSIVE amount of money.
Louisville Cardinals head coach Pat Kelsey is ensuring the program stays on an upward trajectory after landing two of the biggest names in the transfer portal.