The Louisville Cardinals secure a nail-biting 76-73 victory over Clemson in the ACC Tournament semifinals, advancing to their first championship game since joining the conference. J'Vonne Hadley bounces back with a crucial 20-point performance, while Terrence Edwards Jr. adds 21 points despite struggling from three. Host Dalton Pence breaks down the game's key moments, including controversial calls and Clemson's late surge that nearly erased a 15-point deficit. The win bolsters Louisville's NCAA tournament resume with another Quad 1 victory, potentially improving their seeding. Looking ahead, Pence previews the championship matchup against Duke, analyzing how injuries to Cooper Flagg and Maliq Brown might impact the Blue Devils. Tune in for expert analysis on Louisville's path to the ACC title and NCAA tournament implications.

Chucky Hepburn's game-winning buzzer-beater propels Louisville to their first-ever ACC Tournament semifinal appearance. The Cardinals overcome a 15-point deficit against Stanford, showcasing resilience in a roller-coaster quarterfinal matchup. Pat Kelsey's squad faces challenges without key player Reyne Smith, but clutch performances from Terrence Edwards Jr, James Scott and Noah Waterman come up huge.

Host Dalton Pence breaks down the Cardinals' comeback, analyzing offensive struggles, defensive lapses, and the impact of Smith's absence. With a critical semifinal clash against Clemson looming, Pence explores the implications for Louisville's NCAA Tournament seeding and the potential return of Reyne Smith.

Uncover the keys to Louisville's thrilling victory and gain insights into their upcoming matchup against Clemson. Will the Cardinals secure another Quad 1 win and solidify their position as the ACC's second-best team? Tune in now to get the full analysis for this high-stakes semifinal showdown.

Louisville faces Stanford in a sudden rematch for the ACC Tournament quarterfinals. Can the Cardinals maintain their dominance after a 20-point victory just days ago? Pat Kelsey's squad aims to solidify their NCAA Tournament seeding, with projections currently placing them as a 6-seed. The availability of sharpshooter Reyne Smith looms large, potentially impacting Louisville's offensive strategy and floor spacing.

Host Dalton Pence breaks down key matchups, including containing Stanford's Maxime Raynaud and shutting down supporting players. He explores how fatigue could factor in after Stanford's intense play-in game. Pence also tackles fan questions about scholarship distribution for next season and the impact of running the ACC Tournament table on Louisville's March Madness prospects.

Get the inside scoop on Louisville's postseason path and tournament outlook – listen now to gear up for high-stakes Cardinal basketball!

Will Wade's potential move to the ACC could shake up the conference landscape. Could his controversial past and coaching prowess bring a new era to NC State basketball? Dive into the latest ACC basketball and football updates, featuring discussions on Kevin Keats' firing, ACC tournament controversies, and spring football insights. Key figures like Will Wade, Kevin Keats, and Pat Kelsey are at the forefront of these dynamic conversations.

Join Alex Stano, Jackson Holzer, Kenton Gibbs, Grayson Boone, and Isaac Shade as they dissect the implications of these developments. From Duke's tournament prospects to quarterback competitions in spring football, this episode is packed with expert analysis and insider perspectives.

Tune in for a comprehensive look at the ACC's evolving sports scene and discover what lies ahead for your favorite teams.

Pat Kelsey earns ACC Coach of the Year honors after leading Louisville to a remarkable turnaround. The Cardinals' 25-win season and 18-2 conference record secure the #2 seed in the ACC tournament. Chucky Hepburn snags Defensive Player of the Year, and lands on the First-Team All-ACC list. Terence Edwards makes Third-Team All-ACC, while Jeff Brohm continues his recruiting hot streak. Local star Marlon Harbin commits to Louisville, showcasing Brohm's emphasis on keeping top talent close to home. The podcast explores the significance of these accolades and commitments, analyzing their impact on Louisville's basketball and football programs. Uncover the full story behind Louisville's resurgence and the controversy surrounding ACC awards.

NOTE: Marlon Harbin had not committed when this episode was recorded...his recruitment will be discussed on the next show

Louisville football recruiting heats up with three key commitments! Jeff Brohm's emphasis on high school talent pays off as the Cardinals land local star Karsten Busch, a top-3 prospect in Kentucky. Florida standouts Jaydin Broadnax and Joel Ervin join the 2026 class, showcasing Louisville's recruiting prowess in the Sunshine State.

Host Dalton Pence and former recruiting assistant Grant Mulligan break down each player's potential impact. They analyze Busch's instincts as an off-ball linebacker, Broadnax's NFL-caliber cornerback skills, and Ervin's versatility on the offensive line.

Louisville's remarkable turnaround under Pat Kelsey takes center stage in this emotional recap of Senior Day. The Cardinals' 68-48 victory over Stanford marks their ninth-straight win, solidifying a top-two ACC tournament seed. Host Dalton Pence captures the electric atmosphere at the KFC Yum Center, where a packed house of 18,707 fans celebrated the team's revival.

Despite shooting struggles from three-point range, Louisville's stifling defense held Stanford to just 30% shooting from the field. Chucky Hepburn's touching farewell moment and the team's resilience without Reyne Smith highlight the Cardinals' afternoon. Pence analyzes Louisville's path in the ACC tournament, pondering potential matchups against Virginia Tech, California, or Stanford.

With March Madness approaching, discover how this resurgent Louisville squad aims to make noise in the postseason. Tune in for insights on the Cardinals' tournament strategy and their quest for a first-ever ACC championship appearance.

The Louisville Cardinals aim for their ninth-straight win as they host Stanford in the regular season finale. Pat Kelsey's squad faces a tough test against Stanford's Maxime Reynaud, a potential first-team All-ACC selection averaging 20.2 points and 10.9 rebounds. The game has ACC seeding implications, with Louisville securing at least a 2-seed with a victory. Reyne Smith's injury status looms large, potentially impacting the Cardinals' rotation and three-point shooting. Host Dalton Pence breaks down key matchups, discusses Louisville's impressive turnaround, and analyzes bracketology projections. Can the Cardinals send their seniors off with a win and build momentum for the ACC Tournament? Tune in for expert analysis on Louisville's path to March Madness and their chances of climbing to a higher seed.

Terrence Edwards Jr. explodes for a career-high 35 points as Louisville secures an 85-68 victory over California. The Cardinals extend their winning streak to eight games under Pat Kelsey's leadership. Edwards' stellar performance, including 7-of-11 from three-point range, propels Louisville's offense. Chucky Hepburn and J'Vonne Hadley also contribute significantly to the win.

Host Dalton Pence breaks down the game's key moments, analyzing the Cardinals' offensive prowess and defensive adjustments. The podcast explores Reyne Smith's injury and the potential impact on Louisville's lineup. Pence delves into the team's supporting cast production, highlighting areas for improvement as the Cardinals approach postseason play.

ACC's future hangs in the balance as Florida State and Clemson shake up the conference with a groundbreaking settlement. Could this be the beginning of the end for the ACC as we know it? With Florida State securing a larger share of TV revenue, the financial landscape of college sports is shifting dramatically.

Explore the implications of this deal with insights from Alex Dono, Morgan Thomas, and Jackson Holzer. They dissect the potential fallout for smaller schools and the looming threat of a "super league." Meanwhile, Isaac Shade examines the dwindling prospects for ACC basketball, questioning if the conference can maintain its competitive edge in the NCAA tournament.

Join the conversation to uncover how these developments might redefine college sports. Listen now for expert analysis and insider perspectives.