Introducing the Derby City Sports Network (DCSN).
A new independent sports media network built around one thing: Louisville.
From Cardinal athletics to the teams, stories, personalities and conversations that shape sports across our city, DCSN is building a home for year-round Louisville sports coverage.
Multiple shows. One network. One city.
DCSN — Louisville Sports Live Here.
🚨 BREAKING: Louisville standout safety D’Angelo Hutchinson is returning to the Cardinals for a fifth year.
Hutchinson gives Louisville another experienced piece back in the secondary as the Cards continue building toward the 2026 season.
Another big return for Jeff Brohm and Louisville.
NEWS: North Carolina transfer guard Seth Trimble has committed to Louisville, source told @On3. The 6-3 senior averaged 14.0 points per game this past season. First by ESPN.
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NEWS: Former UNC star guard Seth Trimble has committed to Louisville, he tells ESPN, giving the Cardinals another marquee piece for a team projected among the best in the sport. Trimble entered the portal this spring and the Colorado district court ruling on the Class of 2022 opened the door for his eligibility.
@SFHasSprung Not even being biased, Louisville really is just a wonderful sports town. I do believe Lynn Family Stadium being the perfect fit for the league’s blueprint moving forward, along with the team being a wonderful representation of the city contributes as well.
Ekezie on why he picked Louisville:
"I chose Louisville because it has everything I need in terms of winning and development. I have a great opportunity to develop and showcase my game at both the 4 and 5 alongside Flory Bidunga.
Louisville already feels like home to me and we’re going to be an incredibly competitive team. We’re striving to win a National Championship."
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NEWS: 5⭐️ Obinna Ekezie Jr. has committed to Louisville and will reclassify to 2026 to play for the Cardinals this upcoming season, he tells @Rivals.
The 7-foot center was the No. 2 overall player in the 2027 class and the No. 1-ranked center.
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"The success of the Louisville Cardinals impacts the morale of our city more than any city our size in America,” Kelsey says. “The most important person in Louisville is the starting point guard, starting quarterback or starting center for the Cardinals. When we win, the sun is out. When we lose, it’s gloomy and people yell at their dog and the pizza doesn’t taste as good. It freakin’ matters here.”