All articles tagged with #louisville basketball
Originally Published 4 months ago — by WDRB
Louisville men's basketball promotes assistant coach Brian Kloman to a key front-office role, making him effectively a general manager responsible for roster construction, recruiting, and strategic initiatives, reflecting a shift towards a more modern, franchise-like operational model.
Originally Published 1 year ago — by WDRB
Pat Kelsey, the new University of Louisville basketball coach, wasted no time in securing his first recruit from the transfer portal, Reyne Smith, a 6-2 junior from Australia who previously played for Kelsey at College of Charleston. Smith averaged 12.8 points per game and will join Kelsey at Louisville. Kelsey also has a visit scheduled from Terrence Edwards, the leading scorer from James Madison, who is set to visit Louisville this week.
Originally Published 1 year ago — by WDRB
Pat Kelsey's first day as the new Louisville basketball coach was filled with energy and excitement as he met with players, received unanimous athletic board approval, and interacted with fans and boosters. Kelsey's passionate and confident demeanor has injected a new sense of enthusiasm into the program, with fans expressing renewed optimism and players experiencing a high-energy coaching style. The day marked a promising start for Kelsey and the Louisville basketball team as they look to bounce back from recent challenges.
Originally Published 1 year ago — by WDRB
The University of Louisville officially hired Pat Kelsey as its new basketball coach, approving a contract reportedly worth just over $11.5 million over five years. Kelsey, who expressed strong desire for the job, has coached in NCAA Division I for 12 seasons and led College of Charleston to the NCAA Tournament four times. He emphasized the high expectations at Louisville, aiming to lead the program to Final Fours and national championships. Kelsey's energetic coaching style and winning tradition are expected to bring a new era to Louisville basketball.
Originally Published 1 year ago — by A Sea Of Blue
Pat Kelsey is set to become the next head coach of Louisville Basketball after a lengthy coaching search. Kelsey, known for his success at the mid-major level, faces the challenge of rebuilding a program that has struggled in recent seasons. Meanwhile, John Calipari begins individual meetings with players to discuss their future, and there's excitement and uncertainty surrounding the Kentucky Wildcats and the upcoming baseball season for the Reds.
Originally Published 1 year ago — by Courier Journal
Louisville men's basketball has named Pat Kelsey as its new head coach, leading to additional financial obligations for the university. Kelsey's buyout from Charleston is $1 million, while the university owes Kenny Payne $8 million and is paying Chris Mack a $4.8 million severance package. Kelsey brings a strong coaching record, with a .681 winning percentage and four NCAA Tournament appearances across 12 seasons.
Originally Published 1 year ago — by Courier Journal
Pat Kelsey is expected to be named the new head coach for Louisville men's basketball, succeeding Kenny Payne. Kelsey, who previously coached at Charleston, has a successful coaching record and is known for his energy and passion. His coaching journey began in Cincinnati and includes stints at Wake Forest, Xavier, Winthrop, and UMass. He had a successful tenure at Charleston, earning a significant salary and a buyout. Kelsey's challenge at Louisville includes roster changes and building the team through the transfer portal.
Originally Published 1 year ago — by WDRB
Former Louisville player Peyton Siva believes Richard Pitino, who has been in talks with Louisville about the coaching opening, could excite the fanbase and bring success to the program. Pitino, son of former coach Rick Pitino, has coaching experience at Minnesota and New Mexico, where he improved the Lobos' performance and led them to the NCAA Tournament. Siva praises Pitino's coaching abilities and believes he could relate well to players, potentially revitalizing Louisville basketball.
Originally Published 1 year ago — by WDRB
The University of Louisville is on the hunt for a new men's basketball coach, with potential candidates including Scott Drew from Baylor, Dusty May from Florida Atlantic, Mick Cronin from UCLA, Jamie Dixon from TCU, Eric Musselman from Arkansas, and Nate Oats from Alabama. The search comes at a time when the college basketball landscape is undergoing significant changes, and Louisville is looking to make the right hire. The coaching search is categorized into "swinging for the fences," "solid bets," and "names to watch," with each candidate bringing their own set of strengths and potential reasons for joining or not joining the Louisville program.
Originally Published 1 year ago — by WDRB
After a disappointing loss to Syracuse, Louisville basketball coach Kenny Payne expressed frustration with the team's lack of energy and effort. The article highlights specific plays that exemplify the team's defensive lapses and lack of discipline. Despite having talented players, the team is struggling to play with urgency and intensity, leading to questions about coaching and player performance. The author reflects on the ongoing challenges faced by the team and emphasizes the importance of attention to detail in both sports and life.
Originally Published 1 year ago — by WDRB
The University of Louisville men’s basketball team suffered a devastating 72-50 loss to Notre Dame, prompting questions about coach Kenny Payne's job security and the team's future. Despite Payne's confidence in the team's potential, the loss raises concerns as the Cards struggle with an 8-19 record. Notre Dame's significant victory, led by coach Micah Shrewsberry's revamped program, highlights Louisville's disappointing performance, leaving fans and players disheartened as they prepare to face Duke next.
Originally Published 1 year ago — by WDRB
Louisville men's basketball team defeated Florida State 101-92 in a high-scoring game, led by a standout performance from freshman point guard Ty-Laur Johnson with 27 points, 11 assists, and 6 rebounds. The team showcased improved energy, ball movement, and defense, marking a significant turnaround from previous performances. Coach Kenny Payne praised the team's resilience and potential, emphasizing the need for sustained effort. This victory sets a positive tone for upcoming games and demonstrates the team's capability to meet expectations.
Originally Published 1 year ago — by Courier Journal
Louisville basketball suffers a historically bad start under coach Kenny Payne, enduring their 28th double-digit loss of his tenure with a 69-52 defeat against Virginia. The team struggled to score, tallying just 13 points in the first half and allowing Virginia to dominate offensively. Despite feeling embarrassed, both Payne and player Brandon Huntley-Hatfield remain optimistic and committed to improving.
Originally Published 2 years ago — by KSR
The Kentucky men's basketball managers defeated Louisville's managers in a controversial finish, with Kentucky winning 74-72. The Louisville managers claimed a foul in the final seconds, but Kentucky managers denied it. Louisville fans are upset, but the real game between the teams is yet to come.
Originally Published 2 years ago — by WDRB
Louisville men's basketball team suffers a 75-63 loss to Arkansas State, prompting concerns about the team's future. Coach Kenny Payne's record falls to 8-34, and while he claims not to be worried about his job security, he fails to provide a clear plan for improving the program. The team's struggles are further highlighted by the departure of player Koron Davis, who was dismissed from the team but attended the game anyway. Amidst the negativity, it's important to remember the hardships faced by other teams, such as Bellarmine, who have dealt with injuries and personal losses.