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A recent court decision grants an extra year of eligibility to Class of 2022 athletes, allowing Arizona’s standout players Ismail Mahdi and Max Harris to rejoin the team and resume preseason training.
After a high‑profile legal battle secured his eligibility, forward Josh Reed is set to rejoin Penn State for a fifth collegiate season, bringing both statistical production and leadership to a veteran‑laden squad.
After a record‑breaking 2025 campaign, linebacker Treylin Payne leverages the NCAA's 'five‑for‑five' eligibility extension to return for a fifth season, bolstering a revamped Texas State defense that aims to make an impact in its new conference.
A recent court decision unlocks fifth‑year eligibility for several Indiana players, bolstering a defense that returns six of its seven sack leaders and adds depth from a top transfer portal class.
After a lawsuit against the NCAA secured a fifth year of eligibility, former Dallas Cowboys camp invitee Cole Hutson is back with the Texas Longhorns, raising questions about the intersection of legal action and college football.
After a U.S. District Court decision extended eligibility for the class of 2022, 6‑foot‑8 forward Josh Reed will suit up for Penn State a fifth year, bringing experience, shooting and versatility to a team eyeing a deeper postseason run.
After a U.S. District Court ruling extended eligibility for class‑of‑2022 athletes, Josh Reed will suit up for Penn State again, bringing veteran presence and shooting prowess to a team poised for a stronger campaign.
The NCAA's transfer framework is colliding with court rulings, leaving programs like Kentucky uncertain about securing a fifth‑year player before the upcoming season
A temporary restraining order secured by Judge Charlotte Sweeney allows former Texas offensive lineman Cole Hutson to resume training while his lawsuit against the NCAA proceeds, highlighting the impact of the new age‑based eligibility model.
A series of lawsuits over the NCAA's new eligibility framework has led to court‑ordered fifth‑year protections for college basketball athletes, even as the organization seeks legislative shielding from antitrust claims.
Amarri Monroe, a 6'7" forward from Newburgh, New York, has pledged to join Syracuse University's men's basketball program, pending a fifth year of NCAA eligibility. His decision follows a federal injunction that could grant a '5 in 5' extension to athletes whose eligibility was exhausted early, while the NCAA prepares to appeal the ruling.
A recent court ruling grants an extra year of eligibility to the 2022 high school class, prompting Arkansas to review four eligible athletes, stadium upgrades, and a demanding preseason schedule.
Stephen Daley rejoins Indiana football for the 2026 season after leading the team with 19 tackles for loss in 2025, bringing experience and depth to a defense that captured a perfect season and its first national championship.
A recent federal injunction grants 2022 high‑school graduates an extra year of eligibility, prompting schools to weigh roster limits, revenue caps and the financial pull of college‑level name‑image‑likeness deals.
A recent court decision grants a fifth year of eligibility to certain Division I athletes, allowing UCLA to potentially add a player and prompting broader discussions across college basketball.
With a single scholarship spot remaining, the Tar Heels are turning to two newly eligible centers after a federal judge cleared the path for fifth‑year eligibility, a move that could reshape the team’s interior for the upcoming season.
UCF opens preseason camp, a Colorado court grants fifth‑year eligibility to 2022 graduates, and the program targets strategic signings to improve its outlook.
A Colorado judge’s preliminary injunction could grant fifth‑year eligibility to 2022 graduates, affecting Baylor athletes across football, basketball and baseball as the NCAA prepares to appeal and reshape eligibility rules.
With fall camp set to open on August 5, Arkansas outlines key competitions at quarterback, offensive and defensive line, and wide receiver, while navigating NCAA eligibility impacts and new additions.
A recent court decision opened a fifth season for many 2022 graduates, but the NCAA says professional contracts disqualify players, affecting kicker Jayden Fielding.
A Colorado district court decision clears the way for college athletes to reclaim a season of eligibility, prompting Arkansas coaches to weigh comebacks for players like Malique Ewin, Taleyah Jones and Karlie Davison while the NCAA prepares to appeal.
A federal judge in Colorado has cleared the way for 2022 high‑school graduates to claim a fifth year of college eligibility, a move that could alter next season’s marquee games and force powerhouse programs to rethink scholarship allocations.
After the NCAA granted a fifth‑year waiver, Tavion Banks announced he will not return to the Hawkeyes next season, thanking Iowa’s passionate fan base for their support throughout his collegiate career.
A Denver judge's preliminary injunction extends eligibility for the Class of 2022, but age limits and a closed transfer portal create a tangled situation for coaches, schools and fans.