Louisville's 2026 basketball recruiting class takes center stage in this Locked On Louisville episode. Host Dalton Pence breaks down dream scenarios with and without top prospect Tyran Stokes, analyzing realistic targets like Taylen Kinney and Colben Landrew. Rick Pitino's recent comments about returning to Louisville spark discussion. The episode tackles Vangelis Zougris' injury update and the impact of revenue sharing on UofL athletics. Football dominates the final segment, with Pence addressing defensive concerns and previewing key matchups against James Madison, Virginia Tech, Miami, SMU, and Clemson. Get the inside scoop on Louisville's recruiting strategy and upcoming football season - listen now for expert analysis and predictions!

The Louisville Cardinals face potential trap games in 2025, with Virginia, Pittsburgh, and Virginia Tech topping the list. Host Dalton Pence breaks down why these matchups could derail Louisville's season, analyzing each team's strengths and the Cardinals' historical struggles. Virginia's perennial challenge, Pittsburgh's formidable defense, and Virginia Tech's tough road environment at Lane Stadium all pose unique threats. Quarterback Kyron Drones and the Hokies' big-play potential make them the top trap game candidate. Pence examines offensive strategies, defensive concerns, and key players for each opponent, offering insights on how Louisville can avoid upsets. Will Jeff Brohm's team overcome these obstacles and build on recent success?

Louisville Cardinals basketball fans, rejoice! Kasean Pryor confirms he'll be ready for the season opener, including the crucial early matchup against Kentucky. The Cardinals narrowly miss the AP Top-25 preseason football rankings, landing at #29. Is this underdog status actually beneficial for Jeff Brohm's squad? Plus, top-50 recruit Anthony Felesi schedules an official visit, potentially bringing his aggressive driving and defensive prowess to Louisville's 2026 class. Host Dalton Pence breaks down Pryor's recovery timeline, analyzes the football team's path to proving themselves, and explores why Felesi could be a perfect fit for Pat Kelsey's system.