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A Tennessee state court’s temporary injunction has allowed Jalen Washington to retain a fifth year of college basketball eligibility, a victory that contrasts with a federal stay affecting many of his 2022 peers.
The opening week of Colorado high school football delivered surprising results, debut performances and a reminder that official rankings are still weeks away.
A federal stay on a Colorado decision grants Brenen Lorient and Javan Buchanan a potential fifth year of eligibility, bolstering West Virginia University’s chances in the upcoming season.
A federal appeals court has upheld the NCAA’s appeal, stripping a fifth year of eligibility from Syracuse’s 2022‑23 athletes, including receiver Justus Ross‑Simmons and forward Amarri Monroe, and prompting coaches to rethink roster plans amid injuries and exhibition games.
A Colorado court’s stay on the Wisne v. NCAA case restores eligibility restrictions for 2022 players without restraining orders, while recent rulings grant fifth‑year status to a handful of athletes, setting the stage for further legal battles before the NFL cut‑down deadline.
A Colorado court’s ruling that granted Denzel Aberdeen a fifth year of eligibility was put on hold by the 10th Circuit, leaving the Florida Gators guard in limbo. With a pending appeal and a recent TRO for teammate Xaivian Lee, the NCAA’s stance may soon change, potentially unlocking Aberdeen’s return for the upcoming season.
After a U.S. District Court injunction, former Florida State quarterback Tommy Castellanos, who went undrafted in the 2026 NFL Draft, is seeking an additional season of eligibility while weighing his next position.
A stay granted by the Tenth Circuit has paused federal protections for Class of 2022 athletes, leaving Cincinnati’s standout guard MJ Collins on the sidelines as courts prepare to rule.
The University of Cincinnati’s football program is poised for a pivotal year in the Big 12, blending a revamped offensive line, a new defensive scheme and a demanding schedule that could finally translate early‑season promise into sustained success.
A recent appellate ruling pauses a nationwide class‑action injunction that had shielded athletes from loss of eligibility, affecting several college players who relied on the Colorado case.
After a high‑profile Zoom with Kentucky’s staff, Jaxon Kohler decided to stay home in Utah and sign with BYU, ending his pursuit of the Wildcats. The move follows a fifth‑year eligibility grant and highlights a reshaped Cougars lineup.
Jaxon Kohler, a 6‑foot‑10 center with a proven track record at Michigan State, commits to BYU, addressing a long‑standing need and enhancing the Cougars’ championship aspirations.
A temporary restraining order from a Louisiana court allows 2022 college football recruits to pursue a fifth season, a move that could reshape eligibility rules and presents new opportunities for players like Paul Manning.
RJ Godfrey, a Clemson transfer now at Arizona, faces a four‑game NCAA suspension for signing with an agent and playing an exhibition game. A Georgia court has ruled him eligible for the 2026‑27 season, but the NCAA maintains the penalty, igniting a broader debate over the new '5‑for‑5' eligibility policy and its impact on college athletes.
A temporary restraining order from a Louisiana court clears the way for 16 football players — including NFL camp participants — to use a fifth season of eligibility in 2026‑27, while a parallel decision in Colorado has already extended the same benefit to basketball athletes. The move has drawn sharp criticism from UConn coach Dan Hurley, who argues the policy upends traditional talent development and threatens the integrity of college sports.
As the 2026‑27 season approaches, Grizzly Hockey reflects on three decades of fostering young talent, navigating pandemic setbacks and rebuilding its foundational programs.
Diego Pavia, a Heisman runner‑up and former NFL prospect, is embroiled in a legal battle to reclaim his college eligibility, highlighting cracks in the NCAA's eligibility system.
A Colorado federal court decision grants high‑school Class of 2022 players a fifth year of eligibility, sparking lawsuits, appeals and uncertainty for the NCAA and college programs nationwide.
Tavion Banks helped Iowa reach the Elite Eight for the first time in 39 years before narrowing his transfer portal choices to Gonzaga, LSU and Mississippi State.
A wave of transfers and a reshaped coaching staff bring 26 newcomers to Manhattan, promising depth and new dynamics for the Wildcats.
A Colorado court has granted temporary restraining orders to sixteen former NFL players, including Buccaneers rookie Jack Pyburn, allowing them to leave professional contracts and resume their college careers in 2026, sparking renewed debate over NCAA eligibility.
A recent court decision grants Will Furniss an additional year of collegiate eligibility, allowing the Ole Miss standout to continue his career and aim for a championship run.
The 2026 season opens with 68 games scheduled from Thursday through Saturday, featuring key clashes that highlight new storylines and veteran talent across Colorado’s high school football landscape.
A recent U.S. District Court injunction allows high‑school graduates from the class of 2022 to claim an extra season of eligibility, clearing the way for Ole Miss baseball stars Judd Utermark and Will Furniss to return in 2027.