Louisville's Pat Kelsey provides update on eligibility of Trimble and Wells
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Oct 6, 2026, 11:35 PM
Last updated Oct 6, 2026

At the ACC Tipoff on October 6, Louisville basketball coach Pat Kelsey discussed the eligibility status of players Seth Trimble and LJ Wells. Both players are currently ineligible pending an upcoming court hearing on October 14, which follows a recent ruling from the Kentucky Court of Appeals. Kelsey noted the chaotic nature of the situation while affirming that the team is preparing as though Trimble and Wells will be cleared to play. Their eligibility is tied to a lawsuit challenging the NCAA's new age-based model affecting several athletes.
- •Kelsey attended ACC Tipoff in Charlotte on October 6.
- •Trimble and Wells are ineligible pending a court hearing on October 14.
- •A Kentucky panel dissolved a previous order granting them eligibility.
- •Kelsey stated they are preparing as if the players will be eligible.
- •Trimble and Wells participated in practice despite their current ineligibility.
- 11:35 PMYahoo Sports — What Louisville's Pat Kelsey said about Seth Trimble, LJ Wells eligibility limbo
"How is Louisville basketball handling Seth Trimble and LJ Wells in eligibility limbo? Cardinals coach Pat Kelsey weighed in at ACC Tipoff.
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