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Commits to Duke Kurisky has committed to Duke, Max Olson of ESPN reports.

Impact Every year from 2023 to 2025 for Louisville, Kurisky logged at least 100 receiving yards and multiple touchdowns. He will transfer to a fellow ACC team that recently finished atop the conference's standings. Much of Duke's excellence is from Darian Mensah, who the Blue Devils not only retained for 2026 but also recorded double-digit touchdown passes to his tight ends.

JANUARY 4 • ROTOWIRE

Departing Louisville Kurisky has decided he will be entering the NCAA Transfer Portal, Jody Demling of 247Sports.com reports.

Impact Kurisky will enter the portal after playing the previous three seasons with Louisville. The junior tight end totaled 20 receptions for 157 yards and two touchdowns across 10 games.

DECEMBER 24, 2025 • ROTOWIRE

Suits up but minimally invovled Kurisky (hand) caught their only target for negative three yards during Saturday's 40-17 victory over Bowling Green.

Impact Kurisky made his 2025 debut in the win over Bowling Green, but only logged one catch for minus three yards. Meanwhile, Jaleel Skinner has been Louisville's most-targeted tight end this fall.

SEPTEMBER 21, 2025 • ROTOWIRE

Should be available for Week 4 Louisville's head coach Jeff Brohm says that Kurisky (hand) should be available Saturday against Bowling Green, Matt McGavic of Sports Illustrated reports.

Impact Brohm is optimistic that Kurisky will be available for Saturday's game, part of Week 4. As a result, the tight end's injury status improves from questionable to probable going into the matchup. It would mark the 2025 Louisville team's last non-conference game before conference matchups get underway.

SEPTEMBER 15, 2025 • ROTOWIRE

Should be available for Week 4 Louisville's head coach Jeff Brohm says that Kurisky (hand) should be available Saturday against Bowling Green, Matt McGavic of Sports Illustrated reports.

Impact Brohm is optimistic that Kurisky will be available for Saturday's game, part of Week 4. As a result, the tight end's injury status improves from questionable to probable going into the matchup. It would mark the 2025 Louisville team's last non-conference game before conference matchups get underway.

SEPTEMBER 15, 2025 • ROTOWIRE

Out vs. James Madison Kurisky (hand) is out for Friday's game against James Madison, William McDermott of On3.com reports.

Impact Kurisky was initially listed as doubtful for this contest, but he was ruled out before the start of the game. This means his next chance to play will come against Bowling Green on Saturday, Sep. 20, after the bye week.

SEPTEMBER 5, 2025 • ROTOWIRE

Remains doubtful Kurisky (hand) remains doubtful for Friday's game against James Madison, Pete Nakos of On3 reports.

Impact It is not even a day before the 2025 Cardinals log their Week 2 game, and Kurisky's availability remains a problem. Considering his doubtful status, it looks like he will be out again Friday. The bye week will give Kurisky more than two weeks to get back on track.

SEPTEMBER 5, 2025 • ROTOWIRE

Doubtful for Week 2 Louisville's head coach Jeff Brohm does not think that Kurisky (hand) will be available Friday against James Madison, Matt McGavic of Sports Illustrated reports.

Impact It looks likely that Kurisky will log a second straight DNP. The first occurred Saturday against Eastern Kentucky. Without him available then, three of Louisville's tight ends -- Jaleel Skinner, Davon Mitchell and Jacob Stewart -- each recorded one reception.

SEPTEMBER 1, 2025 • ROTOWIRE

Out Week 1 Kurisky (hand) will be held out of Louisville's season opener against Eastern Kentucky, Jody Demling of 247Sports.com reports.

Impact Kurisky will miss the Cardinals season opener as he deals with a hand injury of unknown severity. The 6-foot-3 redshirt junior, who has logged 30 receptions for 253 yards and five touchdowns across two seasons with Louisville, will have his next opportunity to suit up against JMU in Week 2. Jaleel Skinner projects to see a larger role in Kurisky's absence.

AUGUST 30, 2025 • ROTOWIRE

What Jeff Brohm, Louisville Players Said After 38-31 Win at Miami Read what the head coach of the Cardinals, quarterback Jack Plummer, defensive end Mason Reiger, tight end Nate Kurisky, cornerback Quincy R...

NOVEMBER 18, 2023 • STAR-TELEGRAM.COM

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NOVEMBER 18, 2023 • KANSASCITY.COM