LOUISVILLE, Ky. — Senior forward Laura Ziegler was named ACC Co-Player of the Week, the conference office announced Monday afternoon. Ziegler led the Cards in a 2-0 week with wins over Ball State and No. 12/11 North Carolina.

Louisville, Kentucky; Wednesday, 6 p.m. EST BOTTOM LINE: No. 16 Louisville comes into a matchup against Eastern Kentucky as winners of three consecutive games. The Cardinals have gone 7-2 at home. Louisville is seventh in the ACC in team defense,

Louisville Cardinals basketball lands recruit commitment from 30.4 PPG scorer originally appeared on The Sporting News. Add The Sporting News as a Preferred Source by clicking here. The Louisville Cardinals basketball program pulled off a big recruiting flip on Monday.

LOUISVILLE, Ky. - The Louisville men's basketball program's renewed rivalry with Memphis is off to a great start, with the Cardinals earning a blowout 99-73 victory over the Tigers on Saturday. Here's what head coach Pat Kelsey, shooting guard Adrian Wooley, point guard Mikel Brown Jr. and forward Khani Rooths had to say following the win:

Louisville used the 3-point line time and again to humble Memphis basketball 99-73 Dec. 13 at KFC Yum! Center in the resumption of their rivalry.

Louisville men's basketball added a high-scoring – and influential -- backcourt talent to its future ranks Monday, as 2027 combo guard Isaac Ellis committed to the Cardinals following an unofficial

Pat Kelsey has added a second player to Louisville basketball's 2027 recruiting class: former South Carolina 2026 commit Isaac Ellis. What to know.

Louisville football will end the 2025 season by playing Toledo in the Boca Raton Bowl. Here's which Cardinals can benefit most from playing.

North Carolina tied the game late and had a chance to win it in regulation. With her team up one, Indya Nivar missed two free throws. Laura Ziegler secured the rebound and found Berry streaking up the floor. Berry drove, absorbed contact and earned two free throws with four‑tenths of a second remaining.

Tight ends coach Ryan Wallace leaving the Cardinals for a similar position at Oregon State, according to The Oregonian's Ryan Clarke. Wallace will not only take over as the Beavers' tight end coach, but take on the co-offensive coordinator role.