Days after being ruled eligible, Seth Trimble hits key late free throws as Louisville wins at Kansas

Posted Oct 22, 2026
Five days after a Kentucky judge granted a temporary injunction Friday restoring the eligibility of Seth Trimble and 37 other athletes, the former UNC guard made an immediate impact for No. 11 Louisville. Trimble, eligible to play a fifth season for now, made key free throws in the final minutes to help the Cardinals earn an 89-83 exhibition win over No. 17 Kansas. (Tar Heel Tribune)

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