A federal appeals court on Friday temporarily halted a court order that would have granted thousands of athletes who left college after last season an extra year of eligibility. The lawsuit was filed by players who graduated high school in 2022, whose college eligibility ended last season and who were not included in the NCAA’s controversial new rule that grants most players five years of eligibilty, beginning next season. After winning a ruling in district court last month, many of those players were trying to figure out how to return to their former schools to play another year. Football sea...
More College Sports Eligibility? Federal Appeals Court Says Not So Fast
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