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Reports: Louisville Coaches Spend Another Day On The Recruiting Trail, Several Top 2026 Prospects

Where was Pat Kelsey and his staff on Saturday during the live recruiting period

The University of Louisville basketball staff had another busy day on the road.

Head coach Pat Kelsey, who wrapped up Friday night in Indianapolis, was in Atlanta on Saturday morning at the 3SSB All-American Camp, scouting several prospects. He then traveled to Augusta, Georgia, for the Nike Peach Jam and Augusta Live Session 2.

Assistant coach Ronnie Hamilton spent his day in Augusta, while Brian Kloman traveled from Lebanon, Indiana, to Chicago. Thomas Carr started his day in Chicago and ended in Lebanon, Indiana. This marked the second day of a three-day live recruiting period for the week.

The coaches are scheduled to continue their travels on Sunday until the NCAA’s 3 p.m. deadline.

In Atlanta, Kelsey observed several top prospects at the All-American camp. Notable attendees included 2025 five-star Darryn Peterson and elite 2025 guard Mikel Brown Jr. The event also featured several top 2026 prospects, such as Newport’s Taylen Kinney and Utah Prospects guard Ikenna Alozie.

In Augusta, the two coaches watched 2026 standout Tyran Stokes and 2025 prospect Shelton Henderson at the Nike Peach Jam. Stokes played a key role in leading the Oakland Soldiers past Henderson’s JL3 team, securing a spot in Sunday’s championship game.

Kelsey and Hamilton also observed Jeffersonville High School center Tre Singleton at the Augusta Live Session II event, along with several other prospects, including recent 2025 offer Keyshuan Tillery and ZaMicah Wilkins.

Kloman and Carr attended the Puma event to watch five-star prospect Chris Cenac, a New Orleans native ranked No. 14 in the 2025 class. They also scouted several other players, including South Kent School small forward Kelvin Odih.

At the Chicago event, the coaches observed West Coast Elite guard Mazi Mosley, Exeter forward Ryder Frost, and other prospects.

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