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No. 17 Trinity (KY) shuts out St. Xavier again, accomplishes rare feat last seen in 1974
In the long and storied history between Louisville, Kentucky, powers Trinity and St. Xavier , only one time has one of the sides won both games in shutout fashion. That came back in 1974 when they met twice in one season for the first time ever. St. Xavier won both of those games back in 1974, and on Friday night, Trinity evened the score in that category. With a 35-0 second-round postseason win over the Tigers, the Shamrocks completed the season sweep, outscoring their crosstown rival 79-0 in the two games. The win was just the latest in what's been a string of dominant shutout victories for Trinity, dating back to its only loss of the year — to Baylor (TN) 35-27 on Sept. 11. Following that loss, the Shamrocks crushed Male (KY) 34-0 and then shutout St. Xavier the following the week. Those two wins kicked off a streak that has now extended to eight straight shutouts. During that stretch, Trinity has outscored its opponents 328-0. Trinity also now leads the all-time series against St. Xavier 53-41-2. Now that it has St. Xavier out of the way, Trinity can turn its attention to the Class 6A quarterfinals. The Shamrocks
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President Gerry Bradley questioned by SGA members and protesters before Senate meeting
Editor’s Note: When responding to a question regarding communication with minority students, President Gerry Bradley stated that this year’s Black population comprises 17% of the student body compared to last year’s 12%. On the official University of Louisville website, statistics for Fall 2025 state Black students made up for 15.6%, not 12%. The Louisville Cardinal reached out for comment to clarify the validity of both statistics.