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Down 31-24 at midfield with just one minute to play, No. 15 Louisville had to a chance to convert a fourth-and-1 to extend their game against No. 16 Notre Dame. But a costly flag was thrown that spelled their doom in South Bend. With 1:10 remaining in the game on the aforementioned fourth-and-1, ...

SOUTH BEND, Ind. -- ABC57 Kickoff's Allison Hayes spoke longtime voice of the Louisville Cardinals, Paul Rogers. Rogers spoke about his call of the blocked field goal at the game last week with Georgia Tech and his thoughts on how Saturday's game will play out between the Irish and Cardinals.

The Louisville football team hasn't had a lot of easy games to watch so far this year. They've had games on ACC Network, ESPN+, and Peacock. None of those are traditional ways to watch the Cardinals. Some fans have been frustrated with those television options. Last week, the Cardinals lost...

Good morning, Kentucky. Here's what you need to know today. Monday will feature more clouds than sun, but there will be some sunny breaks in the afternoon. There is the chance of a stray shower, but most will remain dry. Highs will be a little warmer, with numbers topping out in the mid to upper 70s.

The Cardinals travel to Charlottesville to face the Cavaliers after hosting SMU.

LOUISVILLE, Ky. — Saturday was consequential for the University of Louisville and University of Kentucky football teams, with the Cards being dealt their first loss and the Wildcats earning their biggest win. No. 22 Louisville (3-1, 1-0 ACC) came up short in a comeback bid in South Bend, Indiana,...

PITTSBURGH - Due to overwhelming fan support and to ensure a more efficient and enjoyable match experience, the Pitt Volleyball match at the Petersen Events Center on October 25th against Louisville will be transitioned to a reserved seating model. Lower bowl sideline tickets will be available for $30, lower bowl...

LOUISVILLE, Ky. — A Louisville basketball legend continues to impact future generations of college students through the Denny Crum Scholarship Foundation. The foundation provides financial support to all students at the University of Louisville, ensuring that Crum’s legacy extends beyond the basketball court. The foundation raises funds through...

Louisville volleyball is 2-0 in ACC play and 10-2 overall after sweeping No. 3 Stanford, 25-16, 25-23, 25-22, at the KFC Yum! Center on Sunday. U of L now leads the series against the Cardinal, 2-1. Last season, Stanford recorded a reverse sweep of the then-No. 2 Cardinals at the Yum! Center. Louisville...

LOUISVILLE, Ky. — A national pickleball club is opening its first Kentucky location in Jeffersontown. Ace Pickleball Club will have a new club in the former Louisville Athletic Club on Taylorsville Road. This is the pickleball club's first location in Kentucky. The facility will offer open play every day,...

CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA (CVILLE RIGHT NOW) – The Atlantic Coast Conference announced that the Virginia Cavaliers will face off against the Louisville Cardinals at home on Saturday, Oct. 12, with a 3:30 p.m. kickoff. Here is the full schedule for ACC games on Oct. 12:. Clemson @ Wake Forest, noon...

—Spread check: Louisville by 7. —The ACC announced Monday morning that Saturday’s game between Louisville and SMU will be carried on ESPN. —The U of L volleyball team began its quest for an ACC championship with a sweep of Cal on Friday and then a sweep of No. 3 Stanford in a nationally televised match on ESPN on Sunday.

LOUISVILLE, Ky. — On Monday morning, before the sun was up, the Bellarmine men's Basketball team was already running the floor in preparation for a season that is still more than a month away. This season has a different sense of opportunity surrounding the Knights. Not only are they...

LOUISVILLE, Ky. (WDRB) -- The University of Louisville football coach is teaming up with a local company to honor some hometown heroes. Coach Jeff Brohm and Tom Drexler teamed up to find the next hometown hero. "Hey Cards fans, Tom and Brohm here," they said. "We're looking for our next...

A loss at Notre Dame last week not only dropped 22nd-ranked Louisville from the ranks of the unbeaten but also provided the Cardinals with learning experiences, according to second-year coach Jeff Brohm. "There are all kinds of things to clean up, but you're going to have that when you're facing really good football teams every week," he said. "We just have to find a way to be sharper with the turnover battle, try to limit big plays, execute in critical time situations, have a good plan for that and be better." The Cardinals will try to put those theories to good use Saturday when they welcome SMU to town for an Atlantic Coast Conference matchup. Louisville (3-1, 1-0 ACC) outgained Notre Dame 395-280 but made too many mistakes to beat a good team on the road, falling 31-24. The Cardinals committed three turnovers, allowed three sacks and were flagged six times for 50 yards, including a key delay-of-game call before a fourth-and-1 play from the Fighting Irish 46 in the last minute. After the penalty, an incomplete pass sealed the outcome. Louisville lost despite receiving 264 yards and three touchdowns in the air from Tyler Shough. The Texas Tech transfer is off to a hot start, completing 65 percent of his passes for 1,114 yards with 11 scores and only one interception in 117 attempts. His favorite target has been Ja'Corey Brooks, an Alabama transfer. Brooks has 22 catches for 368 yards and four touchdowns, two of them at Notre Dame. However, Louisville will have to be vigilant in terms of ball security as the Mustangs are tied for the FBS lead with 14 takeaways in five games. SMU (4-1, 1-0) came up with three interceptions last week as it routed Florida State 42-16 in Dallas during a smashing ACC debut. One of those picks resulted in a game-sealing, 82-yard touchdown by Kobe Wilson early in the fourth quarter. "On third down, they get very exotic and they come after the quarterback," Brohm said of the Mustangs. "They do some things that other teams aren't aggressive doing, so I give them credit. They're well-coached and they're believing in what they're doing." While Florida State is clearly not living up to its top-10 preseason ranking, the result was everything the Mustangs could have hoped for and more. They haven't been in a "power" conference since 1995, when the Southwest Conference folded. They subsequently wound up in various Group of Five leagues. SMU is averaging 42.2 points per game behind a balanced offense that logs 419.4 yards per game -- more than 200 yards per contest both running and passing. Miami transfer Brashard Smith has rushed for 509 yards and scored seven touchdowns. Meanwhile, the Mustangs' defense has been sharp except in a 66-42 win over TCU, holding the other four opponents to an average of 16.3 points. "I don't know what to say about our defense," Lashlee said. "They keep responding. That's what we want to do. ... It's a testament to the hard work and dedication of our defensive staff and players." This will be the first matchup of the schools in 40 years. The Mustangs won both previous meetings in 1983 and 1984 by a combined score of 65-13. --Field Level Media.

As a new member of the Trinity staff, Jimmy Wadell has a lot on his plate. Because he is a Trinity alumnus, he knew what he was getting into, and he knew he was immersing himself into a school that helped him grow as a man and a school in which there’s “a great desire for me to come here every day.” As the new assistant athletic director, he had many influences in his life who helped him pursue his goal of being involved in athletics. Competition is what drives him to be better every day, and his role at Trinity is very impactful for the school.

LOUISVILLE, Ky. (WDRB) -- The Fall Meet at Keeneland begins Friday. The meet features seven days of racing with 22 stakes. The stake races are the richest in the track's history, with $9.85 million on the line. The Grade 1, $1.25 million Coolmore Turf Mile will run Saturday, which is...