Louisville head coach Pat Kelsey suffered an injury while celebrating his team's win over Kentucky on Tuesday night.

Led by guard Mikel Brown Jr.'s 29-point outing, the No. 12 Cardinals dispatched No. 9 Kentucky 96–88. That set off wild celebration among the Louisville faithful, without a win over the Wildcats since the pandemic-clouded days of Dec. 2020.

President Trump called into ESPN star Pat McAfee's show and immediately joked he only did it because McAfee has said "such nice things about me" in the past.

Donald Trump called in to an ESPN show on Tuesday just because he heard that the host had good things to say about him. Trump appeared on the Pat McAfee Show a few days after he attended an NFL game in Maryland,

“Solely because she is transgender, TSA now prohibits Plaintiff from conducting core functions of her job, impedes her advancement to higher-level positions and specialized certifications, excludes her from TSA-controlled facilities, and subjects her identity to unwanted and undue scrutiny each workday,” the complaint says.

Pat McAfee defended having President Donald Trump on his ESPN show, saying it was Veterans Day and the right moment despite viewer backlash.

In honor of Veteran's Day, Pat McAfee had former President Donald Trump on his nationally-televised show. President Trump discussed the NFL's kickoff rules, the 2026 World Cup, and the Ryder Cup among other sports-related topics.

While there may be many who feels Saturday’s game is a “must-win” for both side, Pitt coach Pat Narduzzi made clear that he doesn’t think that’s the case whatsoever. When asked about the significance of Saturday’s game, Narduzzi massively downplayed the importance of the game because of the fact that it’s a non-conference matchup.