The 2010-2011 men's basketball season is underway, with the Cardinals defeating Northern Kentucky University and Kentucky Wesleyan College in exhibition games this month.
Getting downtown - The downtown location of the new KFC Yum! Center is more accessible to out-of-towners coming to University of Louisville home games.
Recently, several lawmakers complained about the cost of premium seating fees at the new KFC Yum! Center.
Louisville residents and students alike love our University of Louisville sports teams.
In the past, legislators have been offered tickets for Cardinal sporting events at face value, with the university waiving the premium seating fee.
After the construction of the KFC Yum! Center, the Waterfront Development Corp. launched a new way for Indiana residents to get to University of Louisville basketball games.
A large riverfront investment has not just contributed to a Cardinal basketball arena, but a brand new concert venue.
On Aug. 27, 2010 it was announced that Justin Coleman, an incoming freshman, and Roburt Sallie, a transfer from the University of Memphis, were not going to be able to join the University of Louisville basketball program, after they did not meet NCAA rules academically.
Louisville is known for its abundant selection of distinctive cuisine and beverage joints. Hillbilly Tea, located at the intersection of First Street and Main Street, near the new KFC Yum! Center, is no exception.
