Now a veteran point guard for the Louisville Cardinals, Chucky Hepburn has been incredibly valuable to head coach Pat Kelsey in his first season. That has shown up in a major way by drawing fouls this season.

Pat Kelsey's team had plenty of it before the intermission ... Earlier this month, Hamilton announced he was stepping down as the winningest coach in Florida State history at the end of the season — to pursue piano and voice lessons, he told reporters ...

Throughout his time in coaching, Leonard Hamilton became one of the legendary figures in college basketball, having his impact felt by numerous people around the sport. That includes Louisville Cardinals head coach Pat Kelsey.

After finishing last in the ACC the past two seasons, the Louisville men's basketball team is 13-2 in the league and tied with Clemson for second in the conference.

On Tuesday night, the Louisville Cardinals defeated the Virginia Tech Hokies 71-66. The Cardinals led 34-26 at halftime, securing the win despite a closer second half.

The Cardinals won nine ACC road games, which has only been done three other times since the conference moved to 18 games in 2012-13 and 20 in 2019-20.

LOUISVILLE, Ky. - While their rematch against Florida State was a lot closer than the first matchup, the Louisville men's basketball program still emerged victorious, holding on for an 89-81 win. Here's what head coach Pat Kelsey, guard/forward Terrence Edwards Jr. and point guard Chucky Hepburn had to say following the win:

The Cardinals are nearing a program record for most ACC wins all because coach Pat Kelsey believed in his players and believed in the process.

Next up on the docket is a trip to Virginia Tech in what is Louisville's final true road game of the season. While the Cardinals have performed very well on the road as of late, Kelsey knows that his team can't get complacent with the postseason right around the corner.

Historic performances up and down the Louisville basketball roster have powered Pat Kelsey's revival. Here's a look at records that could fall.

Since taking over for a bottom-dwelling Louisville basketball program, head coach Pat Kelsey has the Cards back at the top using relentless effort and unwavering gratitude.

Coach Pat Kelsey’s unwavering faith in his first ... Kasean Pryor showed promise in his only year at South Florida, but based on two seasons of barely seeing the floor at Boise State, there ...