How to Watch Kentucky at Louisville: Stream College Baseball Live, TV Channel

Kentucky and Louisville go head-to-head on Tuesday night in an in-state rivalry game in college baseball action.

The No. 14 Louisville Cardinals will welcome the Kentucky Wildcats to Jim Patterson Stadium on Tuesday night as the team’s meet in their annual rivalry game. The Wildcats will look to pull off an upset on the road while subsequently breaking a two-game losing streak after No. 9 Ole Miss stole the series out from under them over the weekend. The team picked up a 5-4 win in extra innings to kick off the SEC series before the Rebels came back to win 3-1 in game two, forcing a rubber match in the finale. A 5-4 win for Ole Miss in a marathon 12-inning game dropped the Wildcats to 18-11 overall and 5-7 in conference play which now has them in 10th place in the SEC standings. Robert Hogan took the loss on the mound after coming in for the save in the 10th. He threw for two innings, but gave up the game-winning runs. Ben Cleaver got the start on the mound and threw an impressive 11 strikeouts while only giving up one earned run.

How to Watch Kentucky at Louisville in College Baseball Today:

Game Date: Sunday, April 8, 2025

Game Time: 8:00 p.m. ET

TV: ACC Network (Local)

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The Cardinals bring a five-game win streak into Tuesday’s mid-week matchup after pulling off a sweep against Boston College over the weekend to improve to 24-7 overall and 8-4 in conference play. The team now sits in fourth place in the ACC standings after outscoring the Eagles 41-14. The finale resulted in a big 12-1 win in just seven innings as the team’s offense went on a tear with a six-run seventh inning. Tague Davis went 3-for-4 at the plate with four RBI after, hitting a solo home run in the second innings before getting his bat on a pitch in the seventh to hit a walk-off three-run homer to win it. Peter Michael earned the win on the mound, his fourth of the year, with six innings of work and four strikeouts.

Kentucky and Louisville have met a total of 53 times in their history dating back to 1995 and the Wildcats hold a narrow 27-26 lead in the all-time series. The last meeting between the teams took place last season and the Wildcats waked away with a 17-13 victory in Louisville. Tune in Tuesday night for what is bound to be an exciting rivalry matchup.

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