Louisville head coach Jeff Brohm and his staff already made a big splash in the 2024 class with the recent commitment of five-star linebacker TJ Capers. They are hoping that momentum continues as they Cardinals hosted their first Jr. Day of the Brohm-era this past weekend.

Rivals.com has reactions from some of the top prospects that were in the Derby City this past weekend.

"The visit was everything I thought it would be. I will definitely be back. The staff really liked what they seen in me on film and when I arrived. I don’t know much about the staff, but I’m excited to build a relationship with everyone. Coach (Steve) Ellis is a real straight forward, very knowledgable, God fearing guy that any defensive back would love to get developed from on and off the field."

"I stopped by for a little bit to meet Coach (Jeff) Brohm and the new offensive line coach (Richard Owens). I really like all of them and I'm super happy they are there. I've known most of them since they were at Purdue."

"It was great! Loved the new staff and some of the new things they’ve done, but it’s always good having a visit at the home town school."

"Everything was great. I like the mindset that they are implementing into the team. I met the wide receivers (Garrick McGee) and defensive back (Steve Ellis) coach and I liked both of them and the way the seek to coach."

"What stood out to me was the plan that they had to make Louisville great and how ready they came in to do something great."

"Louisville football’s new coaching staff is definitely something special and know what they are talking about. What I noticed most was their strength staff and the program they create for each player and how it affects that person and their position/performance on the field."

"Biggest thing that stood out to me was the new coaching staff and their emphasis on bettering each player as a man first so that he can be successful on the field and afterwards. Specifically Coach (Jeff) Brohm and my position coach, Coach (Steve) Ellis, made each player know that a strong personal relationship was the foundation of good teams."

"The coaches seemed very interested in me being there and they were very open and friendly."

"What stood out the most for me was when head Coach (Jeff) Brohm talked about education before anything."