Court hands NCAA major loss on new 5-for-5 rule
A federal court has ruled against the NCAA's new eligibility rule, determining that all high school class of '22 athletes who completed their fourth season of college eligibility this spring are entitled to a fifth season of play this school year. This decision represents a significant legal setback for the NCAA's attempt to enforce stricter eligibility standards. The ruling allows affected athletes an additional year of competition despite the NCAA's new regulations.
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Court hands NCAA major loss on new 5-for-5 rule
A federal court has ruled against the NCAA's new eligibility rule, determining that all high school class of '22 athletes who completed their fourth season of college eligibility this spring are entitled to a fifth season of play this school year. This decision represents a significant legal setback for the NCAA's attempt to enforce stricter eligibility standards. The ruling allows affected athletes an additional year of competition despite the NCAA's new regulations.
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