Louisville football players await eligibility decision for 2026 season
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Aug 21, 2026, 10:39 PM
Last updated Aug 21, 2026
Louisville head coach Jeff Brohm addressed eligibility questions regarding Jabari Mack, D'Angelo Hutchinson, and Kalib Perry amid ongoing court proceedings. A recent Tenth Circuit ruling initially rendered Perry ineligible while granting temporary restraining orders for Mack and Hutchinson. Both players are actively participating in fall camp, with Hutchinson expected to reclaim his starting safety position soon. The season opener against Ole Miss is scheduled for September 6 in Nashville.
- •Tenth Circuit ruling affects players' eligibility status.
- •Mack and Hutchinson received temporary restraining orders.
- •Hutchinson expected to return to starting safety role.
- •Season opener against Ole Miss is on September 6.
- 10:39 PMYahoo Sports — Will Louisville have Hutchinson, Mack, Perry for 2026 football season?
"After back-and-forth court rulings, here's what UofL coach Jeff Brohm said about the eligibility of Jabari Mack, D'Angelo Hutchinson and Kalib Perry.
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