Will Reyne Smith return from an ankle injury to play for Louisville basketball vs. Duke in the ACC Tournament championship? Here's the latest update.

First-year head coach Pat Kelsey has led the Louisville Cardinals to become one of the most exciting teams in all of college basketball. The Cardinals have transformed from being a bottom-dweller to competing for the ACC Tournament championship.

LOUISVILLE, Ky. — Selection Sunday is here, and the Louisville Cardinals now know where they are headed in the NCAA Tournament. The Cards are headed to the South region and earned a No. 8 seed. They will play No. 9 seed Creighton (24-10) in Lexington on Thursday.

Will Reyne Smith return from an ankle injury to play for Louisville basketball vs. Stanford in the ACC Tournament? Here's the latest update.

Louisville basketball's Reyne Smith didn't return to Wednesday's game vs Cal at the KFC Yum! Center after suffering a lower-leg injury.

After missing the final game of the regular season and all three of Louisville’s games in the ACC tournament, Cardinal sharpshooter Reyne Smith said Saturday night that he “absolutely” will be good to go for next week’s NCAA tournament.

Head coach Pat Kelsey announced Friday that the sharpshooting guard for the Louisville men's basketball program is "day-to-day" with an ankle injury suffered in the previous game vs. Cal. The Cardinals are set to host Stanford this Saturday at 2:00 p.m. EST for their regular season finale.