Country star Thomas Rhett will perform in Louisville Sept. 10 during his “Soundtrack to Life Tour.”
Country star Thomas Rhett will perform in Louisville Sept. 10 during his “Soundtrack to Life Tour.”
With one regular-season road game remaining after that — and March Madness looming — Cardinals fans may have already seen Mikel Brown Jr. play his final game at the KFC Yum! Center.
Louisville's women spent an entire winter learning how to travel.
This is what success looks like at Louisville. Not satisfaction. Maintenance. Don’t expect any different from Louisville heading into Sunday’s 4 p.m. season finale against Notre Dame at the KFC Yum! Center.
If the Louisville basketball team is going to be a serious player in the postseason, Pat Kelsey knows, the time to demonstrate that is now. That’s why he had them in the top row of the KFC Yum! Center last week.
Sometimes, writing about this Louisville team is difficult. They win games against the lower half of the ACC decisively. Yet there are moments when they appear to drift.
It was a game No. 6 Louisville didn’t lose so much as leave on the floor like car keys in a parking lot.
Without Mikel Brown Jr., Louisville has a good backcourt. Deep, experienced and tough. But with him? It might have the best in the country.
Mikel Brown Jr. returned from an eight-game absence and scored 20 points to lead No. 23 Louisville to an 85-71 victory over Virginia Tech on Saturday.
Mackenly Randolph tied her career-high with 13 points to lead No. 8 Louisville to an 85-56 victory over Boston College.