LOUISVILLE, Ky. - Head coach Pat Kelsey's first crack at Kentucky was certainly more competitive that his predecessor's two tries were, but unfortunately, the Louisville men's basketball program came up short in the annual Battle of the Bluegrass yet again,

Mark Pope’s Kentucky Wildcats won the first meeting over Pat Kelsey’s Louisville Cardinals, but both college basketball coaches are inspiring hope.

First-year Louisville basketball coach Pat Kelsey breaks down his team’s fight, but eventual defeat, to Kentucky.

LOUISVILLE, Ky. - The single-biggest annual event on the Louisville athletics calendar is finally here. Rivalry week has returned, and it's almost time for the Cardinals' men's basketball program to do battle with in-state arch rival Kentucky.

If Louisville basketball's 3-point shooting doesn't progress to the mean, Pat Kelsey's Cardinals could be on the wrong side of program history.

Eight games into the Pat Kelsey era, Louisville basketball has been defined by several key trends. Will they continue throughout the 2024-25 season?

That’s 13 University of Kentucky wins in the Wildcats’ last 16 men’s basketball games against Louisville — as well as six straight in Rupp Arena.

How does Louisville basketball stack up against No. 5 Kentucky entering Saturday's rivalry game? We dissect that and more in our latest mailbag.

The Kentuky-Louisville rivalry has been in place for a long time and Kentucky men's basketball coach Mark Pope doesn't want it going anywhere. The two schools are set to meet again this Saturday in Lexington when Kentucky hosts Louisville.