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Judge Grants Trimble Extra Year: Louisville Lands Star Guard
12 Aug
Summary
- Seth Trimble, former UNC guard, commits to Louisville.
- A court ruling granted Trimble an additional year of eligibility.
- Trimble brings significant experience and defensive prowess to Louisville.
Seth Trimble, a former guard for North Carolina, has committed to Louisville for the upcoming season. This move is made possible by a preliminary injunction ruling that grants athletes from the 2022 class an additional year of eligibility. Trimble, who went undrafted in the 2026 NBA Draft, will be a key player for the Cardinals.
The ruling, issued by Judge Charlotte Sweeney, ensures that athletes who completed four seasons of eligibility this spring will receive a fifth year. Trimble's contributions to the Tar Heels included averaging 14 points, 3.8 rebounds, and 3 assists last season. He was recognized as one of the ACC's dependable two-way guards.
Trimble's addition significantly bolsters Louisville's roster, providing them with a player who has extensive game experience, including NCAA Tournament minutes. His defensive capabilities and ability to initiate offense will be crucial for the Cardinals as they aim for success in the upcoming season.
