(Photo credit: Geoff Burke-USA TODAY Sports) Former Louisville head coach Kenny Payne has reunited with John Calipari at Arkansas. Payne will serve as the Razorbacks' associate head coach, the program announced Thursday. Payne was 12-52 in two seasons coaching his alma mater, including 8-24 in 2023-24, before being dismissed. Before that, Payne, 57, worked for Calipari at Kentucky from 2010-2020. Originally an assistan ..read more

Glory McAneny Obituary (2024) - Louisville, KY - La Porte County Herald-Dispatch Legacy.com ..read more

Action set to begin at 2024 Intercollegiate Singles and Team Championships in Louisville Bowl.com ..read more

Obituary: Bro. Billy F. Minor, 86, Louisville Nelson County Gazette ..read more

(Photo credit: Jordan Prather-USA TODAY Sports) Kentucky freshman star Reed Sheppard announced Thursday that he is entering the 2024 NBA Draft. Sheppard posted a video to social media thanking fans and also told ESPN that he is "going all-in," forgoing his remaining collegiate eligibility. The son of former Kentucky basketball stars Jeff Sheppard and Stacey Reed, Reed Sheppard was named the National Freshman of the Year ..read more

BATON ROUGE - Coming this weekend, the Baton Rouge Ballet will showcase it's sixth production of "Cinderella". The show features local dancers from across capital area high schools and colleges. However, Cinderella will be played by Leigh Anne Albrechta from Louisville, Kentucky. Albrechta trains with Louisville Ballet, but she's excited to be in Baton Rouge. "Everyone has been really inviting. I ..read more

(Photo credit: Gregory Fisher-USA TODAY Sports) Hailey Van Lith will play her final year of college basketball at TCU, multiple outlets reported Thursday. Van Lith started at Louisville for three seasons before transferring to LSU for the 2023-24 campaign. The defending champion Tigers lost to Iowa and Caitlin Clark in the Elite Eight, and Van Lith entered the NCAA transfer portal again. The guard also visited Mississip ..read more

(Photo credit: Grace Hollars/IndyStar / USA TODAY NETWORK) Former Seton Hall star Dre Davis is transferring to Ole Miss, his agent confirmed to ESPN on Wednesday night. It will be the third stop for the 6-foot-6 senior swingman after Louisville (2020-22) and Seton Hall (2022-24). Davis, 22, entered the transfer portal after helping the Pirates win the 2024 NIT championship on April 4. He averaged 15.0 points, 5.9 rebou ..read more

Packers host Kentucky LB Trevin Wallace on top 30 pre-draft visit Packers Wire ..read more

BYU assistant coach Cody Fueger expected to join Mark Pope's staff at Kentucky On3.com ..read more