Louisville men’s basketball recently held its annual media day, giving fans a glimpse into the upcoming season. Head coach Kenny Payne and the players spent time with the press, discussing their expectations and goals. If you missed the event, you can catch a replay of Payne’s interview on the team’s website. Additionally, the Cardinal Authority video library features interviews with the players. To get you even more excited, here’s a photo gallery from the media day.
In other news, let’s take a look at where the Louisville commitments in the Class of 2024 will be playing this weekend. As the high school football season nears its end, these young athletes are gearing up for their final games. We’ll keep you updated on their performances each week.
Isaac Brown, a talented running back from Homestead High School, has led his team to six consecutive victories. They will face Belen Jesuit on Friday night. Meanwhile, offensive lineman Jimmy Williams and Fort Lauderdale, Fla., American Heritage had an impressive 49-0 win against Hallendale. Dylan Mesman, a tight end from Saline, Mich., finished the regular season with an 8-1 record and will now compete in the Division I playoffs against Pioneer.
Xavier Porter, a promising defensive lineman from Tampa Catholic, will be hosting Jefferson on Friday night. Shaun Boykins, the only commitment from Kentucky, will wrap up the regular season with North Hardin High School against Owensboro Catholic. Deuce Adams, the undefeated quarterback from Austin, Tx., Vandegrift High School, will play against Vista Ridge. Fred Johnson, an offensive lineman from Glenville, Ohio, will open the playoffs at home against Bath. Rae’mon Mosby, a safety from Atlanta Westlake, will face East Cowets at home. Cole McConathy, a linebacker from Spanish Fort, Ala., will play at Murphy. Jathan Hatch, a safety from Biggersville, Miss., had an impressive 55-8 win against Thrasher. Duke Watson, a talented running back from Mary Persons, is averaging almost 190 yards per game and will play against Upson Lee. Ransom McDermott, an offensive lineman from Noblesville High School, will open the 6-A playoffs at Zionsville. And finally, Trent Carter, a linebacker from The Bolles School in Jacksonville, Fla., had a great game, leading his team to a 52-18 victory against Bishop Kenny.
The Class of 2024 for the Louisville Cardinals is filled with promising talent. Currently ranked as the No. 51 class in the country, these young athletes have a bright future ahead. Their commitment and dedication to their respective teams are evident in their performances. Let’s continue to support them as they strive for success on and off the field.