By Justin Taylor Louisville basketball has found its first commit of the 2026 high school class in Obinna Ekezie Jr. Ekezie Jr. has committed to the play Cards per a recent Instagram post. He is currently ranked as the fourth and sixth best player in t…
By Clive McCullough The Cardinals came out of this week on a four game winning streak with hopes to keep the wins coming in as tournament season approaches. v.s. Kentucky: Tuesday, April 21 Louisville’s week of games started Tuesday night as the Cards …
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By Jocelyn Scurlock Louisville extended their undefeated road winning streak on Sunday against Wake Forest, winning the match 3-1. The Cards got out to a slow start in the first set, falling behind the Demon Deacons 5-2. Though they were quickly able t…
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By Cardinal Photographers The Cardinals received their first loss of the season Saturday night in a game that went down to the wire. Check out some photos from Opinion Editor Vinny Porco, and Staff Photographers Nolton Alfred and Harrison Plank. Lou…
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By Vinny Porco On Saturday, Sept. 27th, the Louisville Cardinals football team visited the University of Pittsburgh Panthers at their shared home Acrisure Stadium. But a football game wasn’t all that took place. What started as a mission for Cardinals …
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By Nolton Alfred and Vinny Porco Louisville men’s soccer faced the rival Kentucky Wildcats Tuesday evening in a heated match that resulted in a 2-2 tie. Check out some photos from Cardinal staff photographer Nolton Alfred. Sophomore defender Noah De…
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By Cardinal Photographers The Cardinals took home a Week 4 win against the Bowling Green Falcons to improve to a record of 3-0. Check out some photos from Opinion Editor Vinny Porco, and Staff Photographers Nolton Alfred and Harrison Plank. U of L student runs out onto the field before the football team
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By Morgan Davenport Louisville fell to Kentucky, losing their second top ten match up so far this season, also in five sets. Set one started off strong for the Cardinals, playing well from the beginning. Hannah Kenny had an ace giving the Cards the lead early on. There were a lot of lead changes through
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By Kenedra Richardson University of Louisville track and field standout Synclair Savage made history this year by becoming the first athlete in program history to win an NCAA national title in the women’s long jump. Savage’s winning performance also set a new program record and helped elevate Louisville’s national profile in collegiate track and field.
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by Vinny Porco Louisville men’s soccer started its season on a high note Thursday night with a 6-0 victory over Southern Indiana. Check out some photos from Cardinal staff photographer Nolton Alfred. Louisville sophomore midfielder Leon Kondic celebrates with teammate Olayinka Ogunleye. / Photo by Nolton Alfred Midfielder Jack Lewis passes
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UofL head coach Pat Kelsey surprised the rest of his teammates during a team meeting.
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By Derek DeBurger Aly Khalifa has won his eligibility appeal with the NCAA, granting him a final year to play college basketball. The announcement was made by the basketball program via a video posted to X, formerly Twitter. Khalifa initially committed to play for Pat Kelsey and Louisville recently after a torn ACL with the
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Marrow, known as one of the top recruiters in the country, has been with the Wildcats for 12 years as recruiting coordinator and tight ends coach.
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By Derek DeBurger Aly Khalifa has been deemed ineligible to compete in college basketball for the 2025-26 season by the NCAA. The news was announced Thursday after the NCAA denied Khalifa’s waiver to receive a medical hardship extension to his eligibility. “University of Louisville men’s basketball student-athlete Aly Khalifa’s request for an extension of his
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By Isaiah Iles What once started as an X experiment in broadcasting on Cardinal sports is now a recurring show that fills everyone in on their athletics news for the week. That show is The Cardinals’ Pulse, a student-created, student-centered sports podcast featured on Louisville Athletics’ social media accounts. Much like other sports media, The
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