ACC Releases Preliminary Injury Report for Louisville vs. Clemson

Both the Cardinals and Tigers have a handful of notable injuries.
Louisville Cardinals linebacker Stanquan Clark (6) before the Louisville-James Madison college football game Friday September 5, 2025 at L&N Credit Union Stadium in Louisville, Kentucky.
Louisville Cardinals linebacker Stanquan Clark (6) before the Louisville-James Madison college football game Friday September 5, 2025 at L&N Credit Union Stadium in Louisville, Kentucky. | Matt Stone/Courier Journal / USA TODAY NETWORK via Imagn Images

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LOUISVILLE, Ky. - When the Louisville football program takes the field in their next matchup, they'll be looking to rebound following a disappointing performance last weekend. Despite establishing a reputation as a team who finishes string, they couldn't get the job down the stretch against Cal, dropping a 29-26 overtime decision this past Saturday.

Next up, Louisville has a short turnaround, and will host Clemson for a primetime weeknight showdown. Kickoff against the Tigers is scheduled for Friday, Nov. 14 at 7:30 p.m. EST.

As expected, both the Cardinals and Tigers are dealing with a handful of notable injuries heading into the matchup.

On the Louisville side, star running back Isaac Brown had to miss the previous game vs. Cal after getting hurt vs. Virginia Tech. However, we could finally see the return of star linebacker Stanquan Clark, who has been out since suffering a broken ankle in week two.

As for Clemson, they've been without leading receiver Bryant Wesco Jr. since he suffered a season-ending back injury vs. SMU back on Oct. 18. Quarterback Cade Klubnik has been listed on the injury report a couple times this season, and even had to miss the aforementioned SMU game.

With the matchup a couple days away, we have our first inclination as to who could play, and will not. On Wednesday, the ACC released the first availability report for Louisville's matchup vs. Clemson. An updated report will come out at 8:00 p.m. EST on Thursday, and a final report will then be released two hours before kickoff.

Below is the full report for both sides:

ACC's Initial Availability Report for Louisville vs. Clemson

Louisville Cardinals

OUT

  • RB #1 Isaac Brown
  • QB #17 Travis Egan
  • RB #33 Jamarice Wilder
  • LB #43 Trent Carter
  • RB #43 Shammai Gates
  • OL #76 Tyler Folmar

QUESTIONABLE

  • DL #17 AJ Green
  • DB #25 Tayon Holloway

PROBABLE

  • LB #6 Stanquan Clark

Clemson Tigers

OUT

  • WR #12 Bryant Wesco Jr.
  • RB #21 Jarvis Green
  • RB #26 Jay Haynes
  • DE #34 Armon Mason
  • LB #37 Logan Anderson
  • LB #43 Billy Wilkes
  • OL #52 Elyjah Thurmon
  • DT #55 Makhi Williams Lee
  • OL #63 Easton Ware

QUESTIONABLE

  • DT #90 Stephiylan Green

PROBABLE

  • S #6 Ricardo Jones
  • DT #19 DeMonte Capehart

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