Content Description Consists primarily of basketball film from the late 1950s to the late 1980s, although this group also contains two reels of film from a football game played in 1971. The films are not always clearly labeled, and are often undated, so it is possible that other film cans are mislabeled or misfiled. In addition, it is common for film from a particular game to be found distributed across several boxes. While the films were inventoried and sometimes reboxed when preparing for the move to high...

Scope and Contents Consists primarily of game films from University of Louisville football games. These films were shot for coaching purposes rather than for broadcast, so they focus on offense, defense, or special teams performance - rather than following the game straight through. There are also a few films of "clinics."

Content Description 11 reels that highlight changes in basketball uniforms and playing style. An earlier description included additional items that were not found as of 2020: films of basketball games with Evansville (1947-1948); Eastern (1947); Manhattan (1955 NIT game); "Spotlight on UofL Sports" (highlights of UL/UK 1959 NCAA game, 1956 NIT games and 1948 NAIB). The U-matic tape of highlights was created from 16mm film, May 27, 1993.

Content Description This group of basketball films dates from 1972 to 1988 and includes 1972 NCAA games, Missouri Valley Conference games, and other, miscellaneous games, as well as a single videotape of the Denny Crum Show from 1987. Included are several unidentified films and videotapes.

Content Description Game films and videotapes.

Content Description Football game videotapes. Includes January 1991 Fiesta Bowl. These tapes are not broadcast copies of games, but are rather rough footage of offensive and defensive plays filmed by athletics staff for post-game coaching reviews.

Content Description U of L football team films (16 millimeter).

Content Description Two commemorative seat cushions from the 2013 NCAA Women’s Basketball Final Four in New Orleans, and two commemorative drawstring backpack-style bags and tickets from the 2018 NCAA Women's Basketball Final Four in Columbus, Ohio.