March 20, 20215 yr Per Jody Demling: Veteran assistant coach Dino Gaudio is no longer on the University of Louisville basketball staff. U of L coach Chris Mack is set to replace Gaudio, according to multiple sources, after he spent the last three seasons on Mack's staff with the Cardinals. Mack has opted not to renew the contracts of two assistant coaches, but according to a school spokesman the school is not naming those coaches and calling it an "internal personnel matter." Cardinal Authority has confirmed that Gaudio and assistant Luke Murray are the two being replaced.
March 20, 20215 yr Author Neither were going to play next year, and maybe not the year after. Both were recruited by Gaudio.
March 20, 20215 yr Author 9 minutes ago, Tomcats1990 said: Heard they also cut loose 2 signed recruits. Something is amiss here. They let two recruits who were recruited by Gaudio out of their LOI.
March 20, 20215 yr Author 7 minutes ago, Walter said: Nothing says off season like Matt Jones talking about Louisville. Gotta pay the bills.
March 20, 20215 yr 1 hour ago, MJAlltheWay24 said: Did I read that 2 recruits want out of their LOI? Shows how much assistant coaches impact recruiting.
March 20, 20215 yr 1 hour ago, TheDeuce said: They let two recruits who were recruited by Gaudio out of their LOI. That certainly could help Gaudio get his next gig. John Brannen should get him on staff. ?
March 20, 20215 yr 4 hours ago, TheDeuce said: Nothing says off season like Matt Jones talking about Louisville. Gotta pay the bills.
March 21, 20215 yr Author Malik Williams announced he is taking advantage of the extra year and returning to Louisville, so I guess add that to the “turmoil.”
March 21, 20215 yr Dino Gaudio - a name from my distant past. During the 80;s, Todd Kofler was the head coach at Brossart. His brother Terry was the trainer at Xavier, and we spent hours each week, sitting in on Xavier practice, or in the "Cave" at Schmitt Fieldhouse with Gaudio, Skip Prosser, and either Bob Staak (not so much) and Pete Gillen (all the time) or eating pizza, watching hoops and having a good time at Sorrento's with Willie DeLuca in Norwood. I didn't realize at the time that I was in the presence of future greatness. One night Rollie Massimino joined us. Wow, the memories. Ok, back to the topic at hand.
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