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Former Oklahoma State Cowgirls guard Micah Gray may return for a fifth year of college basketball after a Dallas judge granted her eligibility relief, a case that also involves other athletes navigating the NCAA's evolving rules.
Temporary court orders in California and Oklahoma allow the experienced center to remain with the Cowboys while his legal case proceeds, potentially adding depth to the frontcourt next season.
Under head coach Eric Morris, the Cowboys aim to end a 19‑game conference losing streak, leaning on returning stars and a wave of newcomers.
Head coach Eric Morris discusses the team's conditioning challenges, the emergence of key players, and early planning for upcoming opponents.
Oklahoma State opened fall camp in Stillwater with a renewed focus on offense and defense, aiming to overcome a difficult 2025 season.
A court has temporarily restored eligibility for Oklahoma State defensive lineman Iman Oates, who is among 28 former JUCO players challenging the NCAA’s eligibility rules.
The lawsuit, confirmed by attorney Ryan Downton, seeks an additional year of eligibility for athletes who completed four years of college but fall outside the NCAA’s new 5‑for‑5 eligibility framework.
A group of 45 current and former college athletes has sued the NCAA, arguing they were excluded from the association's new eligibility framework and deserve an additional season of competition.