William McDermott

Bidunga is one of the most important players in college basketball, and for the Cardinals' success, he's both the floor and the ceiling.

Louisville basketball rallied around Flory Bidunga in his chaotic return to Kansas, overcoming an emotional homecoming to earn an 89-83 exhibition win

Louisville women's basketball tips off another season in less than two weeks under 20-year head coach Jeff Walz.

With 11 newcomers on the roster, it's intriguing to see how Pat Kelsey felt about the different lineups he used in the 89-83 exhibition win over Kansas.

The bye week is a good time to take a step back and look at the rest of the ACC, seeing where Louisville stands in the race to Charlotte and the conference championship game.

Shelstad will get his looks in Kelsey's offense, so how does he impact the game when the shot isn't falling? Most importantly, when he has an off-night from the floor, how does he make his teammates better as Louisville's point guard?

The No.9-ranked prospect in the 2027 class will choose from a group of finalists including Kentucky, Tennessee, Wichita State, LSU, and the Cardinals.

Montgomery will be an immediate plus for Louisville on the defensive end of the floor, but will need to tread a fine line as a consistent offensive contributor without putting the Cardinals in stretches of sloppy ball handling and shot selection.

The Cardinals' 13 attempts from beyond the arc against Mercyhurst would far and away be the fewest in the Pat Kelsey era - exhibition or regular season. The previous low was 18 last season against Baylor.

The 6-foot-1 point guard made his first college appearance last night in the Cardinals' exhibition win over Mercyhurst, scoring five points in 14 minutes.