The Ville’s loaded for battle as they unveil Jaylen Johnson, Angel Nunez, and Jae’Lyn Withers to bolster their already stacked roster for a fourth TBT run. Facing rivals La Familia in a high-stakes best-of-three opener, they’re primed for a deep run under a new format that bumps the prize to $2 million and splits the bracket. With the Elam Ending keeping things clean and the crowd hungry for hoops, The Ville’s got everything to win it all.

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Louisville women’s basketball is already gearing up for 2026-27, building on last year’s historic run to the NCAA Tournament’s second weekend with a 29-8 record. Four of their top five scorers and four of their top six minute-getters are returning, led by stars Tajianna Roberts, Mackenly Randolph, and Elif Istanbulluoglu. Coach Jeff Walz is thrilled about the continuity, saying it’s vital for culture and mentoring newcomers. The team kicked off offseason workouts with four new transfers — Carys Baker, Zamareya Jones, Deniya Prawl, and true freshman Ariyana Cradle — while two more, Ayse Melek Demirer and Myah Epps, are coming later. Walz praised the newcomers’ winning pedigree, expecting fierce competition that will elevate the whole roster. With a strong core and fresh talent, Louisville is poised for another dominant season.

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