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The University of Louisville will conduct it's annual Pro Day on March 17 and a talented group of 15 Cardinals will work out for dozens of NFL coaches and scouts.
Among the serious candidates for the No. 1 in the Major League Baseball draft next June is Nick Burdi, a junior right handed pitcher in the University of Louisville bullpen. Used exclusively as a reliever, Burdi’s fast ball has been clocked at 103 miles per hour, and his change up has been timed at 90 mph. Through four games this season, Burdi has a 1-0 won-lost record, having pitched six innings, striking out six batters, giving up one hit and two bases on balls, and no runs. His earned run ave
4-star defensive tackle Tim Settle is one of many big time prospects in the CardinalSports.com defensive Big Board.
Five-star Minkah Fitzpatrick has stayed relatively quiet since the season ended. The Jersey City (N.J.) St. Peter's Prep defensive back just finished up a series of four visits to southern schools.
I enjoyed this game very much and I enjoyed these highlights very much.
The University of Louisville men's tennis team will play host to Illinois State at 2 p.m. and Chicago State at 6 p.m. Friday at the Bass-Rudd Tennis Center. Admission is free.
The University of Louisville softball team will return to Ulmer Stadium for the 2014 Red & Black Classic March 7-9.
University of Louisville senior guard Shoni Schimmel among 15 players selected to the John R. Wooden Award.
The Louisville Football team has a new set of strength coaches. Joe Miday and Scott Wilks brought in a new tradition of ringing a bell when a new personal best is achieved in the weightroom. The Cardinals have been ringing a lot of bells during winter conditioning.
If you were looking for an indication that this team, at the very least, still has the potential to do something special this month, I'm not sure you could have gotten a better one than Wednesday's night's performance in Dallas. Playing in as hostile an environment (word from inside the building is that unspeakable things were shouted pretty consistently for two hours) as you could imagine, Louisville took the best opening shots a team playing its biggest home game in three decades could mana
The University of Louisville Swimming and Diving team will send eight women to the NCAA Championships from March 20 - 22 in Minneapolis, Minn., hosted by the University of Minnesota according the NCAA's invitation list posted today.
The University of Louisville football staff has been offering prospects from all over the country, but the Cardinals still want some of the best from Florida. On Thursday, U of L became the latest to offer Miami, Fla., Norland defensive back Carlton Davis. Cardinal Authority has the latest.
Six Cardinals earned awards as the American Athletic Conference announced its annual women's basketball awards to cap the 2013-14 season and kick off the American Women's Basketball Championship in Uncasville, Conn., March 7-10.
Shoni Schimmel, Asia Taylor and Sara Hammond were named to the first-team All-American Athletic Conference team on Thursday. Taylor was also named AAC Most Improved Player. Cardinal Authority has the latest on all the awards.
Senior Shoni Schimmel was one of 15 players named to the John R. Wooden Award Women's Ballot, which was announced today by The Los Angeles Athletic Club.
The University of Louisville women's tennis team heads to Denton, Texas this weekend to take on North Texas and Denver in consecutive days.
Playing at home for the third consecutive weekend, the No. 10 Louisville baseball team will host Miami (Ohio) for a three-game series starting Friday at 3 p.m., ET at Jim Patterson Stadium.
In what might be the best new Louisville tradition since Oaks Day or...bourbon, the Cardinal basketball teams will again be receiving new uniforms from adidas for their postseason run. What do they look like? I mean does it even matter at this point? If I told you they were wearing cut-out garbage bags with numbers duck-taped on the back, would you be opposed? They're not, but the point is there was an uproar over the last two uniform unveilings, and all they achieved was back-to-back Big East
Tampa (Fla.) Catholic athlete Nate Craig was offered by Louisville on Wednesday, and already has an early impression on the Cards.
Five minutes and 29 seconds of memorable basketball. Turn down the volume if you’re at work.
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