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Louisville Lands G League Guard London Johnson for 2026–27

The commitment reflects a new eligibility pathway created by a recent NCAA ruling on former G League players.

Overview

  • Johnson announced his decision on social media, with Jeff Goodman reporting he will sit 2025–26 and be eligible in 2026–27 with two years to play.
  • Louisville amplified the news by reposting Johnson’s announcement and sharing the same graphic, and local reporting says he is expected to arrive in December.
  • Johnson was a top-50 recruit in the Class of 2022 who joined G League Ignite, then split last season with the Maine Celtics and Cleveland Charge after Ignite folded.
  • He averaged roughly 3.1–3.2 points in about 13 minutes per game last season, a drop from his double-figure scoring with Ignite in prior years.
  • A recent NCAA decision that cleared ex-G Leaguer Thierry Darlan at Santa Clara established the route back to college play, though Johnson’s specific eligibility ruling has not been detailed in the coverage.