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Former Louisville basketball stars, led by Montrezl Harrell and coached by Michael Baffour, will open a best‑of‑three series against Kentucky alumni La Familia on July 18, 2026, aiming to capture the $2 million prize in the expanded Basketball Tournament.
La Familia announced the loss of key forward Reid Travis due to a back injury, just 24 hours before the team was set to travel to Lexington for the 2026 tournament.
The Kentucky Wildcats' alumni team, La Familia, faces a best‑of‑three series against The Ville, navigating key player absences and a veteran's farewell while eyeing the tournament's lucrative prize.
The upcoming best‑of‑three series between La Familia and The Ville will open at Lexington’s Historic Memorial Coliseum on July 18, 2026, before moving to Louisville’s Freedom Hall and potentially returning for a decisive game.
The Basketball Tournament opens its summer slate with a clash between Louisville alumni The Ville and Kentucky alumni La Familia, featuring notable players and a broadcast plan that reaches millions.
The Basketball Tournament opens Saturday in Lexington, Kentucky, featuring eight alumni teams, a $2 million winner‑take‑all prize, and a marquee matchup between Montrezl Harrell and Willie Cauley‑Stein.
La Familia overcame a 17‑point deficit to defeat Louisville’s alumni squad 72‑68 in a thrilling opening‑round game at Memorial Coliseum, with Darryl Morsell’s final dunk under the Elam Ending sealing the win.
The Ville and La Familia will meet in a decisive Wednesday night clash in Lexington, with Montrezl Harrell’s 35‑point effort putting The Ville ahead in their best‑of‑three series. The winner will claim a $2 million prize in the tournament’s expanded 14‑team format.
Archie Goodwin’s 22-point performance fuels La Familia’s 63-57 victory over The Ville, securing a semifinal berth in The Basketball Tournament.
Former Kentucky guard DeAndre Liggins is set to play for La Familia in a best‑of-three series against The Ville, with games slated for Lexington and Louisville and the third contest’s site hinging on ticket sales.
Quade Green is set to join La Familia for a summer series against The Ville, with games scheduled in Lexington and Louisville. The matchup highlights his extensive professional journey and a reunion of former Kentucky teammates.
DeAndre Liggins rejoins La Familia for a high‑stakes alumni showdown against Louisville’s The Ville, bringing Kentucky’s rich basketball heritage back into the spotlight.
Veteran guard Quade Green, a former Kentucky star, is set to debut for La Familia in the 2026 edition of The Basketball Tournament, bringing experience and scoring depth to a roster that blends Wildcats legends with non‑Kentucky talent.
Quade Green, known for his clutch performances at Kentucky and a career that spanned continents, is set to play for La Familia in the upcoming Basketball Tournament, which will be broadcast on FOX and FS1 from Lexington and Louisville.
The Basketball Tournament returns in July with a $2 million prize, and Kentucky's alumni team La Familia is finalizing a roster that blends past stars with a hard‑earned comeback from point guard Kerr Kriisa.
Kentucky’s summer schedule features baseball tournament play, SEC meetings, NBA draft decisions, and a flurry of recruiting events that will shape the upcoming seasons.
The CBS Sports Classic will host Kentucky vs. North Carolina on Dec. 19 at Madison Square Garden, featuring coach Mark Pope’s pivotal season and a reshaped field of teams.
The Basketball Tournament expands its purse to $2 million and schedules a high‑stakes opening series featuring former Wildcats and Cardinals in Lexington.
The Basketball Tournament announces its 2026 edition, offering a $2 million prize and a historic matchup between La Familia and The Ville.
La Familia announces three new signings for the 2026 edition of The Basketball Tournament, headlined by defensive standout Willie Cauley‑Stein and experienced forwards Archie Goodwin and Reid Travis.
The Basketball Tournament will feature a historic alumni clash between former Kentucky and Louisville stars, with a $2 million prize at stake and a path to the championship on the line.
The Basketball Tournament introduces a new 16‑team bracket, a $2 million championship prize and a marquee Kentucky‑Louisville rivalry that will be broadcast on FOX and FS1.
This summer, former Louisville and Kentucky basketball stars will meet again in The Basketball Tournament, facing off in a best‑of-three series that begins in Lexington and concludes in Louisville, with a $2 million prize awaiting the winner.