Kalib Perry's eligibility resolved, contributes in Louisville's victory
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Nov 9, 2026, 10:24 PM
Last updated Nov 9, 2026

Louisville linebacker Kalib Perry returned to the field after NCAA eligibility issues, contributing to the Cardinals’ recent win against Georgia Tech, 44-17. Initially ruled ineligible this season due to a legal dispute regarding NCAA rules, Perry's status changed on October 16, allowing him to join his teammates. He played 61 snaps across the last three games and recorded seven tackles against Georgia Tech. Perry expressed gratitude for his return to football, indicating the challenges have only strengthened his resolve.
- •Kalib Perry faced an eligibility battle due to NCAA rule changes.
- •He participated in Louisville's win against Georgia Tech on November 4.
- •Perry played 61 snaps in the last three games since his eligibility was restored.
- •He recorded seven tackles and a pass breakup in the game against Georgia Tech.
- •Perry expressed gratitude for returning to the field after uncertainty.
- 10:24 PMYahoo Sports — How Louisville LB Kalib Perry found purpose amid NCAA eligibility battle
"UofL linebacker Kalib Perry's season has been a roller coaster. Despite the unpredictability of his eligibility, he's found purpose and gratefulness.
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