From 1-10

1 being the worst and 10 being the best.

The best thing that could have happened for louisville basketball is a clean slate of players. Welcome Pat Kelsey thanks for cleaning up this crap.

QB- Mason Mims, 6'2", 210 lbs, 4*

WR- Jordan Allen, 5'8", 170 lbs, 3*

IOL- Jake Cook, 6'5", 295 lbs, 4*

IOL- Gradey Anthony, 6'5", 266 lbs, 3*

DL- Dillon Smith, 6'4", 250 lbs, 3*

TE- Grant Houser 6'5", 230 lbs, 3*

LB- Caleb Matelau, 6'2", 215 lbs, 3*

WR- LeBron Hill, 6'5", 190 lbs, 3*

The University of Louisville men's basketball program and head coach Pat Kelsey announced Tuesday the signing of transfer Reyne Smith to the 2024-25 roster.

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1) G- Reyne Smith, 6'2", senior

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2) F/C- James Scott, 6'11", soph

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3) G/F- Terrence Edwards, 6'6", senior

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4) G/F- J'Vonne Hadley, 6'6", senior

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5) G- Koren Johnson, 6'2", junior

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6) F- Aboubacar Traore, 6'5", senior

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7) PG- Chucky Hepburn, 6'2", senior

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8) PF- Kasean Pryor, 6'10", senior

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9) F/PF- Khani Rooths, 6'8", freshman

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10) PF- Noah Waterman, 6'10", senior

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11) C- Frank Anselem-Ibe, 6'10", senior

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12) G- Kobe Rodgers, 6'3", senior, redshirt

13) C- Aly Khalifa, 6'11", senior, redshirt

Walk Ons- Aiden McCool, Patrick Antonelli, Cole Sherman


Guards: Hepburn, Edwards, Johnson, Smith

Forwards: Hadley, Pryor, Waterman, Traore, Rooths

Centers: Scott, Anselem-Ibe


Coaching Staff:

Head Coach: Pat Kelsey

Assistant Coaches: Brian Kloman, Ronnie Hamilton, Thomas Carr, Eli Foy, Jermaine Ukaegbu, Mike Cassidy

Support Staff: Mitch Johnson, Peyton Siva, Braden Connor, Stephanie Davis, Chuck Hall, Tiffany White, Kory Aldous, Steffon Mitchell, Katie Creznic, Tom Pupavac

It’s Friday Eve.

Just in time for the weekend is some rain.

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(No idea why he isn’t ranked, has a ton of good offers)

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(Not sure why not ranked, SEC offers)

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First pitch 11AM
Webster gets the start. The most consistent of our starters, Evan looks to keep the Hurricanes in check.

Let's go Cards!!

13 weeks.

Conference expansion report speculates that Utah might leave the Big 12​

https://www.msn.com/en-us/sports/ot...1&cvid=7b66e5ee45f847c5a9c9ddce5870c532&ei=18

Could Utah be on the move? Fresh off leaving the Pac-12 for the Big 12, Dick Weiss believes that Utah could be on the move yet again. It is a decision that might well usher in another round of conference expansion

Weiss is a legendary (and highly reputable) sports writer who has worked for the Philadelphia Daily News and the New York Daily News. He reported on Saturday night that Utah could be set to leave the Big 12 and join the ACC, marking the latest bit of news concerning conference realignment.

This, after Utah was approved to join the Big 12 last summer. The Utes officially become Big 12 members this August.

It is an intriguing and yet curious report. Were Utah to join a new conference as Weiss is reporting, they'd be moving conferences along with former Pac-12 members Cal and Stanford (and SMU is leaving the AAC), all of whom are ACC-bound this year. But why would Utah want to leave for the ACC?

Weiss says it is about the television presence of the ACC on ESPN. But the Big 12 has a contract with Fox and ESPN, arguably putting them in a better spot than the ACC. Conference expansion and realignment is being fueled by the acquisition of media markets.

If a program is in a prime media market (such as Maryland and Rutgers were for the Big Ten), then a Power Four conference will come calling.

And with their recent media rights deal, the Big 12 is set to surpass the ACC in terms of financial resources. So why would Utah leave a situation that makes geographic sense to join the ACC for potentially less money?

It may not make any sense. But if the ACC can make more money by adding Utah and help save their own conference then anything and everything will be on the table.

And since when has anything relating to conference expansion made any actual sense?

Is it true she committed to ND ?

Smith: https://louisville.rivals.com/news/reyne-smith-joins-cards-for-final-year

Scott: https://louisville.rivals.com/news/james-scott-reunites-with-kelsey-at-louisville

Edwards Jr: https://louisville.rivals.com/news/kelsey-signs-terrence-edwards-jr-to-cards

Hadley: https://louisville.rivals.com/news/kelsey-inks-j-vonne-hadley-to-24-25-roster

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Georgia, Clemson, South Carolina, Florida, Louisville, Florida State, Michigan State and Auburn are the programs standing out most to the four-star defensive back who had been committed to Tennessee but a new offer from the Bulldogs could be a game-changer.