The Louisville men's basketball has no shortage of storylines for their next matchup. Following a few extra days off, the Cardinals are now set for their first true road game of the 2025-26 season, taking on John Calipari, Kenny Payne and the Arkansas Razorbacks in the annual ACC/SEC Challenge.
Arkansas fans will have another big matchup in the non-conference to look forward to on its front doorstep inside Bud Walton Arena. The Razorbacks will face Louisville in the third edition of the SEC/ACC Challenge at home, per a report from CBS' Jon Rothstein.
Not too long ago, the Louisville men's basketball program was in little bit of a rough spot. And I'm not talking about the much-maligned Kenny Payne era.
Arkansas assistant coach Kenny Payne and head coach John Calipari first officially coached together in 2010 while Calipari was at Kentucky. In total the two spent a decade together with the Wildcats.
Unfortunately it’s at Memphis In retrospect, while it was understandable that Nolan Smith would move to Louisville, where his father played and he lived as a child, “Uncle” Kenny Payne’s tenure was a rolling, two-year disaster and Smith has been unemployed since Payne got the boot this past spring.
After the disaster that was the Kenny Payne era at Louisville the past two seasons, it was a sign for Josh Jamieson to go back to the Oregon Ducks. A place where he found a wealth of success over the last three decades.
The former Duke star and assistant has a new home Good news/Bad news department: Nolan Smith, who left Duke for Louisville where his father played, only to see Kenny Payne wreck the program in two short seasons, has found work.
A very special Card Chronicle event. Earning 33 percent of the vote, the most Kenny Payne moment of the last two years — according to you, the voters — wound up being one of his final statements as the head coach of the Louisville men’s basketball program.
A very special Card Chronicle event. All right, this is the final vote. Polls will remain open for 48 hours and then we’ll crown a champion. “I CAN’T BELIEVE
A very special Card Chronicle event. Only one can join “I can’t believe you just asked me that question,” the Koron Davis Saga and the Titanic quote in the finals.
A very special Card Chronicle event. Time to determine who’s joining “I can’t believe you just asked me that question” and the Koron Davis Saga in the finals.
A very special Card Chronicle event. Here’s hoping for a finish just as dramatic as the one in Pod I. THE KORON DAVIS SAGA —Brought in a junior college guard who had no other Division-I offers and literally no recruiting profile anywhere on the internet.
A new era of the Louisville men's basketball program is on the horizon. After going 8-24 this past season and 12-52 in two years at the helm, Kenny Payne was dismissed as the head coach of the Cardinals immediately following the end of their season.
The Louisville men's basketball program might have wrapped up their roster construction efforts amongst scholarship players, but they're still welcoming newcomers in the form of walk-ons.
When the head coach of a major collegiate athletics program is dismissed from their post, customarily, we usually hear some form of final communication from the dismissed party.
The upcoming 2024-25 college basketball season will mark the start of a new era for the Louisville men's basketball program. Following an abysmal two-year run as the head coach, Kenny Payne was dismissed one day removed from the end of the Cardinals' 2023-24 season.
After being dismissed from the Louisville men's basketball program halfway through the 2023-24 season, Koron Davis has finally found his new home, announcing Tuesday that he has signed with Louisiana.
Many are curious about what the future will hold for former Louisville head coach Kenny Payne, who was fired last season following a disappointing 12–52 record in his two years as the Cardinals head coach.
CHAPEL HILL, N.C. - The Louisville men's basketball program was starting to generate a serious upset bid on the road at North Carolina, but those efforts fell apart down the stretch, resulting in an 86-70 defeat on Wednesday night.
In their first game after snapping their lengthy road losing streak, the Louisville men's basketball program's comeback effort against NC State fell short, suffering an 89-83 loss Saturday at the KFC Yum!
John Calipari and the Kentucky Wildcats will head to the KFC Yum! center to take on the Louisville Cardinals on Thursday, December 21 in another matchup of this historic in-state rivalry.
Louisville guard Ty-Laur Johnson barely played in the first half of his team’s win over Bellarmine on Wednesday night, and you could probably never guess why.