Skyy Clark sends goodbye message to Louisville

Skyy Clark made the fourth commitment of his college career on Wednesday with his choice to transfer to UCLA. While he’s now headed out to Hollywood, though, he took a moment to appreciate his former program in Louisville.

Clark shared his farewell to the city and to the Cardinals on Twitter last night. He did so a little over an hour after his portal announcement that he’d be joining the Bruins. In his message, he shared his overall love for Louisville after spending the past year there with them.

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This goes out to #CardNation I will forever cherish and love my time playing for the red and black. To the entire city of Louisville I LOVE YOU!!!

— skyy clark (@skyyclark) April 4, 2024

“This goes out to #CardNation I will forever cherish and love my time playing for the red and black,” Clark wrote. “To the entire city of Louisville I LOVE YOU!!!”

Clark has an association with some major names at the collegiate level over the past two years. Of the four, he has connections with Kentucky, Illinois, Louisville, and, now, UCLA.

He originally committed to the Wildcats out of high school but asked and got his release from his letter intent. That led to him joining the Fighting Illini a month later. However, he left Illinois midseason and then entered the portal for the first time. After his first transfer last spring is when he landed at Louisville. That’s where he has been until the firing of Kenny Payne led him back to the portal and to Hollywood.

Clark has appeared in 42 games at Illinois and Louisville with 40 starts. He has averaged 11.3 points, 3.3 rebounds, and 2.7 assists in that career overall.

In 29 appearances with the Cardinals this last year, he posted 13.2 points, 3.1 rebounds, three assists, and a steal while shooting 41.2% from the field and 35.3% from three. That included his career-best game during his season finale in Louisville’s season-ending loss from the ACC Tournament last month. In Washington D.C. against NC State, he scored 36 while shooting 12-17 (70.6%) and 7-9 (77.8%) from distance.

Clark is going to Pasadena now as the first portal commitment of the cycle for UCLA. Still, he took one last look at Louisville by tweeting his fondness and respect for the program on his way out.

More on Clark committing to UCLA in the portal

Louisville transfer guard Skyy Clark has committed to UCLA, he told On3.

The Los Angeles native discussed his decision to return home with On3.

“It’s home,” Clark said. “I was raised in LA. I was recruited by Cronin and the coaching staff in the past and I trust in their vision for the team and for me.”

Clark averaged 13.2 points, 3.1 rebounds, and 3.0 assists per game this season for the Cardinals.