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Here is a cumulative list of Louisville players who have declared for the 2023 NFL Draft up to this point. A lot of big time impact players are available.

Hailey Van Lith went from five-star prospect to Division I superstar in Coach Jeff Walz's system. She now holds an exclusive record.

For the first time since 2020, the Bluegrass rivalry was renewed in Lexington, KY. John Calipari's Cats got the best of the Cardinals in the game.

Kenny Payne and the Louisville Cardinals basketball team will need all the help they can get Saturday as they travel to Rupp Arena to face the 19-ranked

Jeff Brohm has put together an impressive recruiting class for only being on campus for about four weeks. But, one name has signed and gone unnoticed.

Ex-Purdue and Cal transfer QB Jack Plummer reunites with his former head coach Jeff Brohm as he announces his commitment to Louisville.

247 Sports was founded in 2010 and has been a great asset to the football fan community. Here we take a look at the highest overall QBs for Louisville.

The Louisville Cardinals 2023 coaching staff is beginning to take shape. Many of the coaches on Brohm's Louisville staff have strong ties to UofL

This week in Louisville sports is filled with news. The men's basketball team is set to face off against the Kentucky Wildcats. And more.

University of Louisville Linebacker Mohamed Sanogo, known as Momo, is declaring for the NFL draft. The Ole Miss transfer left for Louisville his senior year

Jack Plummer and Brady Allen both have former ties to Head Coach Jeff Brohm, and both of them are in the transfer portal. Who will he sign to join the team?

Despite National Signing Day being officially over, Jeff Brohm has not stopped recruiting or raiding the transfer portal for top-tier talent.

Trent Sisley, a 6’7” sophomore forward out of Lincoln City, IN only has Big Ten offers. Louisville should be the first ACC team to offer him.

With the recent transfer portal additions, the composite rank for Louisville is now at 42nd in the nation with a recruit and transfer rank both at 43rd.

Aaron Williams, who signed a letter of intent to play football with the University of Louisville this week, played his senior year with a torn ACL.

Louisville showed some life against the Wolfpack but ultimately fell short for the 11th time this season. Curry led the way for Louisville with 16 points.