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University of Louisville basketball coach Pat Kelsey and staff are involved with a few top prospects in the Class of 2025.
The staff watched many of those targets last week in Orlando, Fla., at the NBA Players Association Top 100 Camp.
And a new target also emerged.
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Louisville offers 2026 four-star WR Kaydon Finley during unofficial visit
Louisville offers 2026 four-star WR Kaydon Finley during unofficial visit
Michael McCammon
One of the top wide receivers in the Class of 2026 made an unofficial visit at Louisville on Monday and picked up a scholarship offer from the Cardinals before departing. Four-star Kaydon Finley of Aledo, Tex., had an opportunity to visit with UofL head coach Jeff Brohm and receivers coach Garrick McGee, plus tour the program facilities and more during his visit.
“It was great,” Finley told Cardinal Authority. “I got in this morning and they treated me like family already. It was first time in Kentucky and was definitely cool to check out, and I’ll definitely be back. The Brohm family is a really cool family and I got to connect with them a lot. I love the wide receivers coach, coach McGee. It was great to get out and finally meet those guys in person.”
The relationship between the Louisville staff and the 6-foot, 200-pound Finley isn’t a new one.
“We’ve been building a relationship for awhile now,” Finley said. “So, that was good to get out and meet the coaching staff. ”
It was during a visit with Jeff Brohm that Finley was extended the scholarship offer.
“They were telling me how I am a high-impact player,” Finley said. “They believe that I can make a big impact on the program and they were talking about how I could get the 2026 class started up and rolling.”
Finley has made an impact since his freshman season. As a sophomore for an Aledo team that won the Texas 5A D-I state title for a consecutive season, Finley caught 42 passes for 703 yards and seven touchdowns. As a freshman in 2022, he finished with 25 receptions for 417 yards and six touchdowns for an Aledo squad that won the Texas 5A D-I state championship.
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College football’s top 2024 revenge games
Which college football teams have a shot at revenge?
Major games on the college football schedule are often marked well in advance due to results from the previous year. Whether or not coaches and players acknowledge it, the desire for revenge can be a powerful motivator against certain opponents. The sting of a crucial loss can linger for months and resurface in the days leading up to the rematch.
Each game throughout the college football season carries immense importance with high stakes every week. Despite the expanded College Football Playoff in 2024, a single loss can complicate the path to the postseason for contenders. Revenge matchups play a key role in this dynamic, as teams not only seek to avenge previous defeats but also aim to secure their spot in the 12-team field.
As the start of the 2024 college football season closes in, it is time to preview the top revenge games where teams will be seeking payback for key losses from last year.
