Seth Trimble commits to Louisville, enhancing 2026-27 roster depth
CBS Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Aug 12, 2026, 11:46 AM
Last updated Aug 12, 2026

Seth Trimble has officially announced his commitment to the Louisville Cardinals as of August 12, 2026. This move comes after a court ruling provides athletes from the class of 2022 an extra year of eligibility. Trimble, a former North Carolina guard, brings significant experience, having played 126 games at the Power Five level. He will now face his former team twice in the upcoming season. Trimble aims to strengthen Louisville's already impressive roster, which includes notable transfers and a top-ranked incoming class.
- •Trimble played two seasons at North Carolina before transferring.
- •The court ruling grants additional eligibility to athletes from 2022.
- •Trimble averaged 14 points and 3.8 rebounds last season.
- •Louisville's roster was already ranked as the No. 1 transfer class.
- •Trimble brings experience from rivalry games and pressure situations.
- 11:46 AMCBS Sports — Former UNC star Seth Trimble commits to Louisville, bolsters an already stacked 2026-27 Cardinal roster
"The Cardinals are getting a proven ACC threat after a court ruling granted a fifth year of eligibility
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