Louisville Hosts San Francisco Transfer Tyrone Riley IV for Visit

Riley is the second confirmed visitor for the Cardinals this weekend.

Apr. 7, 2026 at 10:04pm

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A fragmented, cubist-style painting depicting a college basketball player in motion, with sharp geometric shapes and planes in the colors of the Louisville Cardinals and San Francisco Dons uniforms.Louisville's efforts to reload through the transfer portal take shape as they host a visit from former San Francisco standout Tyrone Riley IV.Louisville Today

Former San Francisco guard/forward Tyrone Riley IV will visit the Louisville men's basketball program this Sunday, a source tells Louisville Cardinals On SI. He'll be the second transfer to visit UofL after Jackson Shelstad gets in town on Friday.

Why it matters

Louisville is looking to bolster its roster after a disappointing season that saw several players depart the program. Riley's visit is part of the Cardinals' efforts to find impact transfers who can help them bounce back next year.

The details

The portal has only been open for one day, but forwards Mouhamed Camara, Sananda Fru and Khani Rooths have already declared their intent to transfer from Louisville. Ryan Conwell, J'Vonne Hadley, Aly Khalifa, Isaac McKneely and Kobe Rodgers have all exhausted their eligibility as well, and Mikel Brown Jr. also declared for the NBA Draft.

  • Riley will visit Louisville this Sunday, April 7, 2026.

The players

Tyrone Riley IV

A former guard/forward at the University of San Francisco who is now in the transfer portal.

Jackson Shelstad

Another transfer who will visit Louisville this weekend.

Pat Kelsey

The head coach of the Louisville men's basketball team.

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What’s next

Louisville will host Riley and Shelstad this weekend as they look to rebuild their roster for next season.

The takeaway

After a disappointing season, Louisville is being proactive in the transfer portal, bringing in high-profile visitors like Riley and Shelstad as they look to bounce back next year.