The Cardinals could have numerous different lineups at their disposal in year one under head coach Pat Kelsey
LOUISVILLE, Ky. - We still have roughly five-and-a-half months until the return of college basketball, but the Louisville men's basketball program's first roster under new head coach Pat Kelsey has finally been set.
With Hadley, you could play him at either the two or the three, since his overall game plays bigger than a guard and he's an underrated shooter. Smith will likely see a lot of run against defenses who have a propensity to giving up the three-ball. He's one of the best shooters in all of college basketball, and regardless of lineups, he'll have a role.
Hepburn's 2.1 steals per game ranked 37th nationally, and he was named to the Big Ten All-Defensive Team.Traore was the only player in D1 under 6-foot-6 with a block percentage of 5.2 and a steal percentage of 2.5. While Hepburn shot just 32.3 percent from beyond the arc last season, he was a whopping 45.8 percent the year before.Edwards had a "down" three-shooting season as well at 34.3 percent, but was 45.8 percent in 2022-23.: Louisville will face several different types of teams in the ACC this upcoming season. If the Cardinals wanted to go small to exploit mismatches, their "small ball" lineup is more than serviceable.
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