After tragically losing his mentor, Skip Prosser, the Cardinals coach nearly walked away from the game. But in the years since, he's found renewed gratitude in a place that values it.

University of Louisville men's basketball coach Pat Kelsey is working overtime to fashion a fantastic finish on college basketball's biggest turnaround this season. But next season's

How will Pat Kelsey navigate injuries down the stretch? That and more in this edition of The Courier Journal's Louisville basketball mailbag.

At previous coaching stops, Pat Kelsey was known to wade up into the stands after the game, mostly to glad-hand with the student section. But a

Louisville basketball is thriving after timeouts under Pat Kelsey. Just how successful has UofL been in those scenarios? Here's what the numbers say.

The first year of the Pat Kelsey era at Louisville has gotten off to a strong start. The Cardinals enter Tuesday with an 18-6 overall record and an 11-2 mark in the ACC, good for third behind Duke and Clemson.

“Louisville coach Pat Kelsey said there’s no update on the injury to Louisville leading scorer Chucky Hepburn, who left the team’s win at Boston College on Wednesday with an apparent lower body injury,” Pete Thamel said in a post. “He didn’t have any specifics on the injury.”

LOUISVILLE, Ky. - Despite being without their best player and losing another starter early in the game, the Louisville men's basketball still found a way to come out on top with a win, earning an 88-78 victory win over Miami.