Louisville assistant coach Peyton Siva joins Rick Pitino at St. John's
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Aug 4, 2026, 5:03 PM
Last updated Aug 4, 2026
Peyton Siva, an assistant coach and former star for the Louisville men’s basketball team, announced he is leaving Louisville to join Rick Pitino's staff at St. John's. Pat Kelsey, head coach at Louisville, expressed understanding and support for Siva's decision during an appearance on the podcast 'The Assist.' Kelsey acknowledged the opportunity for Siva to reunite with Pitino, a significant figure in his career. Kelsey stated that while he wishes Siva well, the door remains open for him at Louisville, and discussed the challenges of finding a replacement at this late point in the offseason.
- •Peyton Siva leaves Louisville for St. John's coaching staff.
- •Pat Kelsey expresses support for Siva's decision.
- •Siva reunites with former coach Rick Pitino.
- •Kelsey indicates challenges in finding a replacement.
- •The change occurs late in the offseason.
- 5:03 PMYahoo Sports — Pat Kelsey on Peyton Siva’s exit: “I totally get it”
"The Louisville men’s basketball program was dealt a late summer surprise when assistant coach and Cardinal legend Peyton Siva announced over the weekend that he would be leaving to join his former head coach Rick Pitino’s staff at St. John’s. Appearing on “The Assist” podcast with 247 Sports’ Kyle Tucker, U of L head coach […]
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