'Crescendo' canceled: What's next for Louisville's Ryan McMahon?

After a career accented by adversity, Ryan McMahon had hoped for a memorable run to cap it all off.

       

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Report: Louisville basketball a finalist for nation's top-ranked graduate transfer

Big South Player of the Year Carlik Jones is reportedly considering Louisville as one option for his final year of eligibility.

       

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Lamar Jackson is suing almighty Amazon. Whether he has a strong case is another story

With parasites profiting off his popularity, Lamar Jackson has a right to be annoyed. Suing Amazon, however, looks like the wrong move.

       

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How much money will Louisville lose with no NCAA tournaments coming to town?

With NCAA tournaments canceled, the city of Louisville stands to lose out on millions from not hosting the baseball and women's tournament.

       

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Louisville football receiver's 43-year-old father dies after getting the coronavirus

Louisville junior wide receiver Corey Reed Jr. lost his father to COVID-19 on Wednesday morning, in Atlanta, Georgia.

       

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'Old school mentality': Louisville football taking advantage of lost time due to coronavirus

Louisville football had to pump the breaks on spring practices due to the coronavirus pandemic. That doesn't mean players and coaches aren't working.

       

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Louisville football has a lot to look forward to, maybe even being ranked?

Just because there are no sports going on right now doesn't mean we can't talk about them. Here's what USA TODAY had to say about the Cardinals.

       

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