After a long summer, Louisville basketball is back. Even if it is only a practice/scrimmage, the excitement was palpable at the Red-White Scrimmage on Saturday. Check out some highlights from the scrimmage here: “There aren’t too many places in the country that you can go to on a Saturday afternoon and get this type of…
The Louisville football team got it’s first ACC win in a long time yesterday, as they defeated Boston College 41-39. Below are some of the sites from the game. Check out our recap of the game here: Recap: Louisville Defeats Boston College 41-39 (Click more for gallery)
The Louisville Men’s soccer team got their first win of the young season on Tuesday night. They took down the number nine team in the country, the Kentucky Wildcats. The Cards managed to score three goals, while shutting out the Cats. Everoth, Masset and Dieye did the scoring for Louisville. The Cards took at 2-0…
Jordan Nwora’s breakout sophomore season earned him the ACC Most Improved Player award. Nwora was Louisville’s go-to scorer and his high mark for the season was 32 against Boston College. He averaged 17 points and 7.6 rebounds per game. Jordan had put his name into the NBA Draft, but decided to return for his junior…
Louisville baseball began tournament play last Friday with a win over Illinois-Chicago, but came up short against Illinois State on Saturday. Below is a photo gallery from Friday and Saturday’s games. (Click more for gallery)
Malik Williams took a starting role at the beginning of ACC play. His production increased as his minutes doubles compared to his freshman year. He averaged 7.7 points per game this year on 42% shooting. His rebounding average also doubled to 6.1 rebounds per game. His role next year may be slightly different, as the…
Dwayne Sutton was the heart and soul of the Louisville team this year. He started every game and played the second most minutes. His production increased this year as well. He more than doubled his point average to 10 points per game. He more than tripled his assists per game with 1.9 and he increased…
Ryan McMahon is the longest tenured Cardinal on the team due to his redshirt year. His role increased this season and his minutes and production increased as well. He ended the year shooting 35% from 3 and 95% from the free throw line. His biggest game of the year came in the upset of Michigan…
Steven Enoch was a common site in the center position for Louisville this year. After sitting out last year as a transfer, Enoch was expected to step into a large role due to the departure of Anas Mahmoud and Ray Spalding. Enoch did just that, starting 14 games and averaging almost 20 minutes a game….
VJ King came into his junior year as a returning starter and with big expectations. With the rise of Jordan Nwora and Dwayne Sutton, King saw his minutes lessen. VJ had some difficulties scoring this year, but we never saw him complain. He is the ideal teammate, who cares more about the team’s success than…
Kwhan Fore came to Louisville as a grad transfer from the University of Richmond. Kwhan was especially impressive on the defensive end and he hassled opposing guards all season. Fore took over the starting role in early January and held that role for the remainder of the season. The first Louisville Live Dunk Champion will…
Christen Cunningham came to Louisville as a grad transfer from Samford. He was a leader from day one and started every game that he played this year. The point guard averaged 10 points and almost 5 assists a game. CC may have only spent one year here, but he is a Cardinal Forever! Thank you…
Akoy returned to Louisville as a grad transfer from SMU. Akoy’s playing time was limited due to some injuries, but he was a significant contributor early in the year. His biggest contribution came against Tennessee when he scored 11 points and had 5 rebounds. He will be missed, but he is a Cardinal Forever! Thank…
This is the final part of our Photo Recap of the Men’s Basketball season. This gallery includes coaching, bench reactions, celebrations and everything that isn’t scoring or defending. Stay tuned for individual player galleries coming soon.
This is part 2 of our photo recap of the Louisville Men’s Basketball team’s season. This part will focus on the in-game action. We have posted tons of photos this season, so these are a select few from each game. Check out the full Photo Galleries for all of the pictures. And check out Part 1…
The regular season has ended for the Louisville Men’s Basketball team. That means it’s time to do a recap of my favorite photos that I captured from this season. These pictures are like my children, so it is hard to leave any of them out. Because of that I am breaking this series down into…
The three Louisville seniors looked to end their time in the KFC Yum! Center with a win over Notre Dame. Louisville led the entire way and ended the day with a 75-61 victory. The Cards dominated the boards, finishing the game +19 in rebounds. Louisville’s 12 offensive rebounds helped to make up for the 9%…
The Cards got off to a good start when they hosted the Virginia Cavaliers on Saturday. Louisville went into halftime with a ten point lead, but only scored 15 points in the second half, which allowed Virginia to come away with the 64-52 victory. The Cards hit 10 threes in the first half and held…
Louisville came into Saturday looking to bounce back from the devastating loss against Duke. The Cards managed to do just that, coming away with a 56-55 win. It was not a pretty win and there is still plenty of areas to improve, but they found a way to win the game against a desperate team….
Tuesday night was a missed opportunity for this Louisville basketball team. The Cards were the better team for the majority of the night, until Duke came storming back from down 23 to grab a two point victory. The Cards proved again that they can play with the best teams in the country. However, they are…
