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09/02/2026
Louisville WBB’s 2026-27 ACC road is officially set 👀🔴⚫️
A loaded conference slate with some BIG matchups coming to the Ville — and plenty of tough tests on the road.
Which game are you circling FIRST? 👇
And give us your early prediction: what’s Louisville’s ACC record this season?
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“Obi just oozes with potential.” 👀🔴⚫️
Pat Kelsey on Obinna Ekezie Jr.:
He’s putting in the work, getting stronger in the weight room and steadily getting back into full-speed practice.
But what stands out most? He’s a sponge. 🧽
Kelsey says Obi was constantly asking questions and wanting to walk back through drills after practice, showing just how much he wants to learn and grow.
The potential is there. Now it’s time to see what he becomes. 🏀
🎥 Via Jon Rothstein
09/02/2026
🚨 BREAKING: Seth Trimble has been cleared to play for Louisville this season.
Jefferson County Circuit Court has granted the motion to add Trimble and the other new plaintiffs to the Wells v. NCAA lawsuit and extended the protection of the existing temporary restraining order to them.
This is significant because Trimble’s fifth year had been thrown back into question on Aug. 21 when the U.S. Court of Appeals for the 10th Circuit stayed the Colorado ruling that originally gave Class of 2022 athletes another season of eligibility. That left Trimble without the court protection he had when he committed to Louisville.
Trimble then joined the separate lawsuit in Jefferson County, where Judge Brian Edwards had already granted temporary protection to a group of athletes challenging the NCAA’s eligibility rules. With today’s decision extending that protection to Trimble, the legal barrier preventing him from playing has been removed for now.
The important part is that this is still a temporary court order, not a final ruling on the overall case. The lawsuit will continue and the NCAA can continue challenging the decision through the legal process. But as things stand right now, Seth Trimble is cleared to suit up for Pat Kelsey and Louisville during the 2026-27 season. 🔴⚫️
09/02/2026
Louisville Football’s Instagram Notes already got us ready to be back in Cardinal Stadium 😂🔥
If the Notes are this entertaining, we can only imagine what this year’s hype video is about to look like 👀
Rashad Holman saw Terrell Owens up close and that changed the conversation for him.
On the latest episode of The Player’s Perspective Uncensored with Larry O’Bannon, the NFL veteran gives Randy Moss his respect, but explains why playing alongside T.O. in San Francisco gave him a different appreciation for just how dominant Owens could be.
Holman recalls one play in particular, a short two-yard catch that T.O. turned into a touchdown, that made him realize, “this dude is unreal.”
Randy Moss vs. T.O., who you got?
Check out the full episode now on YouTube or listen wherever you get your podcasts. Hit the link in bio.
09/02/2026
Louisville Men’s Basketball continues to add to Pat Kelsey’s staff. 🔴⚫️
The Cards have added Charlie Champagne, Carlos Dotson and Kyle Zunic as Player Development Coaches for the 2026-27 season. Champagne and Zunic both move into expanded roles after spending the previous two seasons as graduate managers, while Dotson arrives from Clemson with previous experience at UCF, the LA Clippers and Charlotte Hornets.
Another move aimed at strengthening the development side of the program heading into year three under Kelsey.
Vibes were on when we pull up in Nashville
Via Issac Ellis TikTok
09/02/2026
LOUISVILLE ROYALTY 👑
🎥 Louisville Football
How important is Adrian Woolley to Louisville’s new-look roster? 👀
With nearly an entirely new team, how valuable is it to have one returning player who already knows Pat Kelsey’s system, terminology and culture?
Pat Kelsey had plenty to say about what Woolley brings back to the Cardinals.
🎥 via Jon Rothstein
09/01/2026
Flory Bidunga’s impact goes way beyond the box score.
Elite defender. Relentless rebounder. High-level motor. But Pat Kelsey sees even more coming offensively a big who can pass, make decisions, push the break and create with the ball in his hands.
And off the court? Kelsey says Flory’s personality might be just as valuable. Professional when it’s time to work, hilarious when it’s time to loosen up the room.
The defense is already elite. The offensive leap could be next. 👀
How big of a jump do you think Flory makes this season? ⬇️
🎥 Jon Rothstein Inside Basketball College Now