Latest Slidescroller coverage mentioning Josh Heird across Basketball, Baseball, Football.
Kenny Klein, a Hall of Fame Sports Information Director for the University of Louisville, passed away at 66, leaving behind a legacy of professionalism, mentorship and deep community impact.
Longtime Louisville Athletics sports information director Kenny Klein passed away on June 25 at 66, leaving behind a legacy of professionalism, kindness and a record of 1,309 consecutive games covered.
Kenny Klein, who passed away at 65, left an indelible mark on the University of Louisville and the broader world of college sports through his professionalism, dedication, and unwavering enthusiasm.
An analysis of Playfly's brand rankings and fan metrics reveals how Kentucky outpaces Louisville, influencing discussions about a potential super league and future conference realignment.
The NCAA has appointed three new administrators to its Division I Women’s Basketball Committee, while longtime director Jeff Konya receives a two‑year extension. Their appointments coincide with a period of rapid growth for the sport.
The NCAA revealed a slate of appointments and extensions that will shape the upcoming season's women's basketball oversight, highlighting new committee members and leadership changes.
Louisville and Texas Tech will meet in the inaugural Players Era tournament in Las Vegas beginning November 24, a competition that offers significant NIL payouts and a possible Thanksgiving rematch with Pitino
Louisville's 2026 baseball campaign concluded with a 16-8 defeat to Pitt, exposing pitching woes and raising questions about Coach Dan McDonnell's future.
Louisville’s 2026 baseball season ended with a 16‑8 loss to Pitt, highlighting pitching woes, a historic home‑run season by Tague Davis, and a contract year for Coach Dan McDonnell.
The Cardinals fell 16-8 to Pitt in the tournament's first round, exposing pitching deficiencies and a season that ended with a 30-27 record and a contract year for coach Dan McDonnell.
Louisville's top basketball official believes the Cardinals can replicate Duke's streaming deal structure, leveraging their blue‑blood status and internal ventures to boost revenue.
Jeff Brohm’s new eight‑year, $64.8 million contract, bolstered by incentives for playoff success and new fundraising ventures, positions Louisville to chase a College Football Playoff berth by 2026.