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Louisville basketball spent the summer producing trailers. Then nobody got to see the movie.
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Kentucky general manager Pat Biondo has announced he is leaving the Wildcats football program after only seven months on a job he took when following new coach Will Stein from Oregon. Biondo says it is a personal move and has asked people to respect what he called a tough decision. Kentucky athletics issued a statement saying Biondo informed officials of his decision to step down. Biondo was named general manager last December. He spent four years as the director of football recruiting strategy at Oregon, where the fifth-seeded Ducks reached the College Football Playoff last season. He also worked at Texas A&M and West Virginia.
Louisville enters the 2026 football season with some of the highest expectations the program has carried in years.
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No television. No radio. No problem. At least not for the Louisville men's basketball team.
Regardless, we are all here for it. Well, most of us. Who plays at 2 o'clock on a Tuesday, by the way? This running game column/commentary/recap will be updated every five minutes of game time.
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The most important part of Louisville's trip to the Bahamas has already happened.
Louisville has a date for its return trip to one of college basketball's most iconic venues.
Kentucky Derby and Belmont Stakes winner Golden Tempo completed his first workout over the Saratoga Race Course main track Sunday, another encouraging step in his return from the illness that interrupted his summer training.
Trinity grad David Johnson, fresh off his appearances in The Basketball Tournament, spent Saturday at his old stomping grounds for his third annual "Camp DJ" at Steinhauser Gym.
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The value of Louisville's trip to the Bahamas didn't disappear Saturday. But it did narrow.