Louisville basketball: Transfer portal update. Who’s trending to the Cardinals?
By Jake Hook
![A disappointed senior Louisville guard El Ellis listens as head coach Kenny Payne talks about a play late in the second half where Louisville lost 71-54 to Virginia Tech Tuesday night at the KFC Yum Center. The Cards finished 4-26 overall, 2-17 in the ACC. Feb. 28, 2023Louisville Vs Virginia Tech Final Home Game 2023 A disappointed senior Louisville guard El Ellis listens as head coach Kenny Payne talks about a play late in the second half where Louisville lost 71-54 to Virginia Tech Tuesday night at the KFC Yum Center. The Cards finished 4-26 overall, 2-17 in the ACC. Feb. 28, 2023Louisville Vs Virginia Tech Final Home Game 2023](https://images2.minutemediacdn.com/image/upload/c_fill,w_720,ar_16:9,f_auto,q_auto,g_auto/shape/cover/sport/1da9f87654d60eb84c83c4d50fc1e72739b875496115d95bdd60a824d7acdc5c.jpg)
Reese Dixon-Waters – Guard – 6’5 – University of Southern California
Reese Dixon-Waters is a more experienced shot maker that could start or come off the bench and make a huge impact for the Cardinals next season.
The three-year veteran saw his role increase each year at USC, and, after a successful junior campaign that saw him win a postseason accolade, he announced his intent to leave the Trojans.
Louisville was early to reach out to Dixon-Waters, but recent news has him with no scheduled visits to the Cardinals, while he’s meeting in person with other coaches.
Texas HC Rodney Terry pictured with Reese Dixon-Waters and family
— Alex Karamanos (@TheCircuitAlex) April 7, 2023
Terry has made Dixon-Waters a priority since entering the transfer portal
Averaged 10.0 PPG, 3.0 RPG, 1.0 APG, and 1.0 SPG last season at USC
Was named PAC-12 6th Man of the Year@RodneyTerry pic.twitter.com/cCVlx1Yd64
Dixon-Waters would be a great 2-guard for the Cards to add. He could start or come off the bench and play as a spark plug. It seems Dixon-Waters is more interested in other teams, though.