Seth Trimble commits to Louisville after transferring from North Carolina
2 sources • 1 min read • Latest: Aug 12, 2026, 4:10 PM
Last updated Aug 12, 2026

Seth Trimble, a former North Carolina guard and standout from Menomonee Falls, has committed to Louisville. His transfer follows a Colorado district court ruling granting additional eligibility to members of the 2022 high school class. Trimble averaged a career-high 14 points per game last season and is expected to enhance Louisville's roster next season. He noted challenges with North Carolina's current player pool contributed to his decision to transfer. The U.S Court of Appeals for the Tenth Circuit will determine if Trimble can maintain his eligibility for the 2026-27 season.
- •Trimble scored 971 points and had 361 rebounds in his North Carolina career.
- •He averaged just under 11 points in five Las Vegas Summer League games.
- •Trimble's addition follows significant offseason roster changes at Louisville.
- •He transferred to Louisville after a 'logjam' on North Carolina's roster.
- •His eligibility for the upcoming season depends on a pending court ruling.
- 4:10 PMYahoo Sports — Former Menomonee Falls star Seth Trimble commits to Louisville
"After four years at North Carolina and a ruling from a Colorado district court, former Menomonee Falls star Seth Trimble has a new home.
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