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.
Louisville football coach Jeff Brohm expressed frustration over the ongoing eligibility issues for key players Kalib Perry, Jabari Mack, and D Angelo Hutchinson for the 2026 season. The U.S. Court of Appeals for the Tenth Circuit recently granted the NCAA's stay request, preventing the new 5-for-5 age-based eligibility rule from applying to student-athletes who entered college in 2022.
This decision made Perry, Mack, and Hutchinson ineligible for the upcoming 2026 season. However, the court's ruling also granted temporary restraining orders to Mack and Hutchinson, allowing them to remain on the team while the legal process unfolds. The Cardinals' safeties coach, Brandon Sharp, expressed his excitement about Hutchinson's return and anticipation for the team's depth.
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