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Florida State forward dealt setback in eligibility case

Florida's Denzel Aberdeen Wins Court Fight to Play a Fifth Season

A Florida judge granted Denzel Aberdeen an injunction to play a fifth year, making the Gators an even bigger favorite for the preseason No. 1 spot.

Mark Mitchell's Eligibility in Limbo After Appeals Courts Wipe Out 5th-Year Injunctions

A Kentucky appeals court dissolved the injunction for Missouri's Mark Mitchell and others, and an Ohio court reversed another. Here's where fifth-year players stand.

Judge delays ruling on UNM DE Karhu, CB Levells

If New Mexico is on a bye this week, Brett Karhu and Azariah Levells will still have to play the waiting game. A New Mexico district judge declined to make a ruling on the Lobos’ consolidated motion for a temporary and preliminary injunction, one that would allow them to likely finish out the rest of the season with UNM. The pair of fifth-year seniors were previously granted temporary ...

Albuquerque Journal, N.M.

“Not Good for the Game”: Duke HC Jon Scheyer Sits on the Fence on NCAA Eligibility Chaos

The NCAA has been going through major changes since the start of the 2020s, and Duke head coach Jon Scheyer believes some haven’t been for the best. College athletics is vastly different now than it was in the 2010s, with eligibility rules becoming a major topic and subject of several legal disputes.

Gonzaga Lands Veteran Point Guard Xaivian Lee in Transfer Portal Coup After Eligibility Ruling

Gonzaga secured a commitment from Florida and Princeton transfer Xaivian Lee after a court-granted eligibility ruling cleared him for a fifth college season.

St. John's Basketball Predicted To Make Preseason Top 25 With Room To Move

The St. John's Red Storm are predicted to be part of the preseason poll top 25, but they could still move up when its all said and done.

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Feister brothers appeal after judge rules against Massillon football

Massillon Tigers stars Brayton and Brydon Feister are effectively ineligible for rest of football season unless a higher court overturns their case.

Potential Mizzou guard C.J. Gunn sues NCAA for fifth season of eligibility

C.J. Gunn, a fifth-year guard that enrolled at Mizzou in September, is suing the NCAA for a fifth season of eligibility. His hearing is set for Tuesday, Oct. 13.

Gophers wing Cade Tyson’s eligibility case brings ‘guarded optimism’

ROSEMONT, Ill. — Big Ten Media Days are annual gatherings to posit the burning what-ifs for an upcoming season, and the Gophers men’s basketball program has one of the biggest hypotheticals in the conference. What if Cade Tyson — who has enrolled in school, practicing with the team and itching to play — will actually be eligible for Minnesota this season? The company line for head coach Niko ...

Pioneer Press, St. Paul, Minn.

ESPN projects Florida State basketball to barely miss NCAA tournament

After a strong 2025-26 season, ESPN believes FSU will just barely miss the NCAA tournament, falling into the first eight teams left out.

Elder's Andrew Lyman is eligible to play again after settlement

Elder senior receiver Andrew Lyman's eligibility has been restored after an agreement between the player's family and the OHSAA.

Brad Brownell Gives Update on Dillon Hunter's Eligibility Uncertainty

The wait on Dillon Hunter's eligibility continues, and Brad Brownell is feeling it. Hear what the Clemson coach had to say about the situation at ACC Tipoff.

Oregon commit Brayton Feister loses appeal as court upholds OHSAA eligibility ruling

This Super 25-ranked high school football team suffered a major blow on Friday as a judge ruled in favor of the OHSAA, meaning two stars are now ineligible.

A second exited Monmouth basketball star planning for fifth season after ruling

Madison Durr returns to Monmouth University as a graduate student following a legal ruling on NCAA eligibility.

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Legal expert Michael McCann on the Protect College Sports Act, Kawhi Leonard, and ousted Blazers announcer Braiden Bell

A lot is happening at the intersection of sports and law. The biggest story may be the Protect College Sports Act, which passed the Senate easily but still needs House approval. Even if the bill becomes law, plenty of questions and potential legal challenges remain. We recently spoke with legal expert Michael McCann about the…

Lane Kiffin Gives Up on SEC’s New Rule Decisions & Warns Consequences: “Limiting Them”

The SEC wants to stop its schools from poaching each other’s players, but its latest idea could end up handing talent to rival conferences on a silver platter. The league is considering bringing back a one-year sit-out rule for players transferring between SEC programs.

Former Tennessee Basketball Player Receives Fifth-Year Eligibility, But Won't Play for the Vols

This guard will return to college basketball but not in orange and white.

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Report: Multiple College Football Playoff Contenders Under Investigation For Alleged NIL Violations

Multiple programs are under investigation today.

Kentucky's Ousmane N'Diaye gets eligibility ruling

Kentucky basketball has been waiting for an official ruling on the eligibility of Ousmane N'Diaye, and received it on Wednesday.

Senior guard officially listed on Texas A&M's 2026-2027 roster

Senior guard Rylan Griffen's TRO will allow his to play for the Aggies until further notice, and is officially listed on the 2026-2027 roster.