Louisville basketball earned one more commitment in the class of 2025, as the Cardinals learned that Mouhamed Camara committed to Pat Kelsey and the Cardinals over UCF Monday afternoon. Louisville has landed three commitments in the class of 2025, as Camara will join 5-star Mikel Brown Jr. and 4-star Sananda Fru.
Camara committed to the NBA Academy Africa program after playing in two seasons, including last year, during which time he averaged 10.7 points, 7.1 rebounds, 3.5 assists, 2.8 steals, and 2.5 blocks per game. The 6-foot-7 power forward will be the sixth addition to Kelsey's 2025-26 roster and will be a crucial two-way player for years to come.
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Louisville basketball must address glaring hole
The Cardinals' roster is nearly complete, but they still have a couple of spots to fill. Louisville recently found out that their big man, Aly Khalifa, was ruled ineligible for the 2025-26 season, meaning the Cardinals must find a center from the transfer portal.
The Louisville Cardinals lost two players in the transfer portal, one of whom was James Scott, who started in nearly every game as their center last season. Now that the Cardinals landed another power forward, they must address their thin center room. So, we listed four players who could follow Mouhamed Camara to the Louisville Cardinals.
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Louisville football secret formula to an ACC Title
The Cardinals' football season is not as far away as some may think. June is quickly approaching, which means the Louisville football showdown with Eastern Kentucky on Aug. 30 from L&N Federal Credit Union Stadium is just around the corner.
The Cardinals have the third-best odds of winning the ACC Title, and fans and the program are focused on it. Louisville has a gauntlet of an ACC schedule, as they have to face SMU, Miami, and Clemson, with SMU and Miami's games being on the road.
Louisville football must take care of business and win these six games if it wants a shot at the ACC Title. Below is the full breakdown of the Cardinals’ path to the ACC Title in three categories: Toss-Ups, Favorable, and Must-Wins.
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Jeff Walz and Louisville cracks On3 Sports way-too-early Top 25
Louisville women's basketball will get into this quick recap, as Jeff Walz and his Cardinals earned some praise, as the Cardinals found themselves in On3 Sports' way-too-early top 25 rankings.
Louisville cracked the top 20, as they were ranked No. 19 in the nation and were the fourth-highest ACC basketball team. Duke, North Carolina, and North Carolina State were ahead of the Cardinals, and the Notre Dame Fighting Irish rounded out the ACC and the top 25 at No. 25.
The Cardinals have high expectations ahead of the 2025-26 season as a mix of veteran seniors and returning first-year students will lead them.
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