LOUISVILLE, Ky. (WDRB) — Louisville played Duke on Monday.
It's early January, but the stakes may feel more like March when No. 6 Duke visits the KFC Yum! Center on Tuesday night.
Louisville freshman point guard Mikel Brown Jr. was ruled out for Tuesday's marquee home game against Duke at the KFC Yum! Center, coach Pat Kelsey said Monday.
It's going to be a quick run through my Associated Press men's basketball Top 25 ballot this morning.
Kentucky holds at No. 9, and Louisville drops down one spot to No. 12.
The ACC is slimming down its men's basketball schedule, and Louisville fans will see a few noticeable changes in 2025-26 — including a marquee home-and-away with Duke and the surprising absence of Florida State.
The Final Four is over, the Final Two have emerged. With Houston and Florida gearing up for what promises to be an NCAA championship battle worthy of the four No. 1 seeds who gathered this weekend in San Antonio – here are my four quick takeaways from the games we saw Saturday night.
Respectfully, Blue Devils, hold Louisville’s beer.
When Louisville guard Reyne Smith stepped off the bus at the Spectrum Center on Thursday with no walking boot, it sparked some hope that the senior sharpshooter might be ready to return from an ankle injury that had sidelined him the past two games.
Welcome to the Hot Seat, Atlantic Coast Conference.