Louisville Basketball to take on Tennessee in Preseason NIT
Louisville basketball will have a tough early-season test from the SEC: the Cardinals will take on Tennessee in the Preseason NIT in Brooklyn
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Our early feedback of new Louisville starting quarterback Jawon Pass.
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How long will it take Chris Mack to make the Louisville roster his own?
The rebuild in Louisville is underway. How long will it take for Chris Mack's master plan to take shape?
Better Know a Player: The importance of Jordan Nwora to Louisville’s offense
In the newest installment of our Better Know a Player series, a look at Louisville's fast-rising sophomore forward Jordan Nwora, who is busy playing basketball...
In a basketball reunion, Akoy Agau returns to Louisville — what does he add?
It must have been in the cosmos: After several years, Akoy Agau returns, as a graduate transfer, to the basketball program he initially played for...
Post NBA Draft deadline, ACC Basketball Rankings, Part 1: Starting from the Bottom
With NBA Draft decisions final, and the transfer market at its conclusion, it is time to start looking to the 2018-19 ACC Basketball season with...
Quick Stats: Louisville bolsters backcourt with the addition of Richmond transfer Khwan Fore
Louisville and Chris Mack work to rebuild — the program's latest addition should add scoring punch to the backcourt: Richmond grad transfer guard Khwan Fore
Turning the tide, Mack lands first big recruit at Louisville: Josh Nickelberry
In the midst of an offseason of great transition, Louisville basketball's new coach, Chris Mack, lands his first big commitment in the Bluegrass State: 4-star...
Louisville basketball recruiting struggles continue; how far is stable ground?
Louisville has no commitments in their 2018 and 2019 recruiting classes.