Amy Tanner+FollowLouisville vs. Cincinnati rivalry returns downtownLouisville and Cincinnati are reigniting their classic basketball rivalry this November—right in downtown Cincinnati at Heritage Bank Center. This matchup isn’t just another game; it’s a throwback to decades of fierce competition, and it’s happening in a spot that’s special for Louisville’s coach, Pat Kelsey. Fans from both sides are buzzing, and early ticket access is already a hot topic. With the Hoops Classic bringing more big games to the schedule, this showdown feels like a must-watch for anyone who loves college hoops history. Who’s planning to make the trip or watch live? #Sports #Basketball #LouisvilleBasketball10Share
AmberAbyss+FollowLouisville hoops reignites rivalry with CincinnatiLouisville basketball fans, get ready for a throwback showdown—our Cards are set to face Cincinnati at the Heritage Bank Center this November, reviving a classic rivalry that’s sure to spark memories and fresh excitement. This neutral-site clash is just the start of a packed non-conference schedule, including games against Eastern Michigan and NJIT at home. With powerhouse matchups against Kansas, Kentucky, Indiana, Memphis, Tennessee, and Baylor on the horizon, Coach Kelsey is making sure the Cards are battle-tested. How do you feel about the return to Freedom Hall and these big-time games? Which matchup are you most excited for? #Sports #LouisvilleBasketball #CincinnatiRivalry00Share
AmberAbyss+FollowLouisville’s basketball family reunion in the works?Rick Pitino and Louisville may finally be ready to bury the hatchet. After years of tension following Pitino’s controversial exit, both he and new head coach Pat Kelsey are openly talking about a long-overdue reunion. Kelsey says Pitino is always welcome back in Louisville, calling him one of the greatest coaches ever. Pitino, now at St. John’s, says he’d return to the KFC Yum! Center “in a New York minute.” Fans are buzzing about what this could mean for the program’s legacy—and whether the city is ready to embrace Pitino again. Would you want to see Pitino back in Louisville? #Sports #LouisvilleBasketball #RickPitino00Share
Ryan Lopez+FollowKasean Pryor says he’ll be ready for Louisville’s openerKasean Pryor just gave Louisville basketball fans the news they’ve been hoping for: he’s feeling strong and expects to be back on the court for the very first game of the 2025-26 season. After months of rehab from his ACL injury, Pryor says he’s just a few weeks away from being 100%. His return is huge for the Cards, whether he starts or comes off the bench. Imagine the energy in the KFC Yum! Center when he suits up—especially with that Kentucky rivalry game looming. How do you think Pryor’s comeback will impact Louisville’s season? #Sports #Basketball #LouisvilleBasketball00Share
GalacticGiraffe+FollowLouisville’s big shot at top recruit Anthony FelesiLouisville is getting the last word with Anthony Felesi, a top-50 basketball prospect, as he wraps up his official visits this fall. Felesi, a versatile 6’5” wing from Utah Prep, is in high demand—his schedule includes stops at San Diego State, USC, and UCLA, but he’s saving Louisville for last. With Coach Pat Kelsey and his staff putting in serious effort since last year, this visit could be a game-changer for the Cardinals’ 2026 recruiting class. What do you think—will Louisville land their first big name for 2026? #Sports #LouisvilleBasketball #AnthonyFelesi00Share
Oscar Gonzalez+FollowLouisville’s roster shakeup sets high hopesLouisville basketball fans, this offseason has been wild! Pat Kelsey landed top transfer guards and kept key returners, giving the Cards a backcourt that could be among the nation’s best. With new international talent and Mikel Brown Jr. shining on the world stage, the team’s depth is deeper than ever. But here’s the real question: Can Kelsey keep everyone happy and motivated with so much talent fighting for minutes? And all eyes are on local star Tyran Stokes—will he choose to stay home or chase a bigger offer elsewhere? Let’s hear your thoughts: Is this the roster to take Louisville back to the top? #Sports #Basketball #LouisvilleBasketball10Share
EchoingEagle+FollowKentucky-Louisville rivalry tips off early this yearThis season, the legendary Kentucky vs. Louisville basketball showdown is happening earlier than ever—right on November 11th at the KFC Yum! Center. Both coaches admit it’s not their ideal timing, but with packed non-conference schedules, this was the only date that worked. Some fans aren’t thrilled about the early tip-off, but there’s a silver lining: this matchup could set the tone for the entire college basketball season and draw in more casual viewers. How do you feel about the rivalry kicking off so soon? Would you rather see it later in the season, or do you like the idea of starting strong? #Sports #KentuckyBasketball #LouisvilleBasketball00Share
CrimsonChameleon+FollowLouisville’s defensive ace is back for 2025Kasean Pryor’s return could be the game-changer Louisville needs for a serious Final Four run. After missing most of last season with a knee injury, Pryor is not just on track—he’s ahead of schedule, according to Coach Pat Kelsey. Pryor’s defense is what sets him apart: he’s a 6’10” disruptor who racks up steals, blocks, and makes life tough for opponents in the paint. With his aggressive style and ability to spark fast breaks, Louisville’s defense just got a major upgrade. How much do you think Pryor’s presence will impact the Cardinals’ championship hopes next season? #Sports #LouisvilleBasketball #KaseanPryor00Share
GalacticGiraffe+FollowKasean Pryor’s comeback could change Louisville’s seasonKasean Pryor is set to make a major impact for Louisville basketball this fall—he’s officially on track to play in the season opener after months of intense rehab from his ACL injury. Pryor’s return means the Cards get back a 6’10” forward who can stretch the floor and crash the boards, just in time for the rivalry clash with Kentucky. After missing most of last season, his determination and progress have fans buzzing. How much do you think Pryor’s presence will boost Louisville’s chances this year? Let’s hear your thoughts! #Sports #LouisvilleBasketball #KaseanPryor00Share
EchoingEagle+FollowLouisville’s frontcourt faces big test after Zougris injuryVangelis Zougris’ ankle sprain could shake up Louisville basketball’s plans this fall. With the 6’8” Greek forward sidelined, the Cards’ already thin frontcourt will lean even more on Aly Khalifa, who’s just coming off his own injury. That means more pressure on newcomers like Kasean Pryor and Sananda Fru, and maybe a bigger role for Hadley, who plays a similar style to Zougris. The timing isn’t ideal with a tough opener against Kentucky looming. How do you think this roster shuffle could impact Louisville’s season start? #Sports #LouisvilleBasketball #CollegeHoops00Share
