Hepburn Eyes NBA, football adds 4-star squad

The 2025-26 service plan from Louisville Basketball is tight, but not yet finished. The cardinals had one of the nation's best offsprints because 247sports classified them in third place.

The Louisville fans keep an eye on two top targets in the transfer portal, Jamir Watkins and Baba Miller. Pat Kelsey and the Cardinals learned yesterday that Kentucky's 4-star native from the Kentucky Wildcats will switch to the SEC and the Ole Miss Rebels.

Louisville wants to complete his squad as soon as possible, as the team will return to summer training for summer training next month. Kelsey will try to make a last thrust in the portal and complete this national championship contestender squad.

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Most experts report Louisville in the top 10 for his good-to-earl ranking. The ESPN bracketologist Joe Lunardis Say-Too-Eearl 2026 NCAA tournament forecast cast absolutely cold water in the national title of Louisville Basketball's basketball. The expert predicted that the cards would be ended as 5-seed cards, although he had the sixth best chances of winning the 2026 national championship by Fanduel.

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Chucky Hepburn's NBA dream remains alive

According to Michael Scotto, the star of the Cardinals from last season received excellent news when he was invited to the NBA G League Elite Camp 2025.

Hepburn missed the NBA design of 2025, as the combination is only inviting, and only 75 players were invited. Many thought that the ACC defender of the year had earned an invitation to the combine harvester, but unfortunately he was not invited to this event.

He will now present his skills in the NBA G League Elite Camp in front of NBA Scouts, coaches and GMS. Hepburn will try to use this event, to improve its draft of the stock and to keep its NBA dreams alive.

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Louisville Football adds Elite 4-star TE

Jeff Brohm and his employees not only improve their squad for the coming season, but also the future. Louisville's football added a former 4-star end of the high school, including Mitchell, a transfer from Oklahoma.

Mitchell is as high as the 15th best tight end in the transfer portal and was one of the best close destinations in the 2024 class. The future cardinal was under Armor All-American when he received offers from national championship lawyers such as Alabama, Georgia, Miami, Notre Dame, Ohio State, Texas and many others.

The Oklahoma transfer visited the cardinals last week and is now connected to a narrow end room that was once considered thin, but now has a fixed five-man rotation.