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Kanter’s Peace Summit Challenge Reignites WNBA Eligibility Gap

An undefined eligibility line in the WNBA’s collective bargaining agreement leaves the league unable to unilaterally set verification rules.

Trey Kaufman‑Renn Sues for Sixth Year of College Eligibility

Japan Rugby League One Reverses Eligibility Rule for Naturalised Players

Big Ten and SEC Ban Players With Pro Ties From Returning to College

Court Rulings and NCAA Rule Change Offer Diego Pavia a Legal Route Back to College Football

Federal Injunction Restores Fifth Season for Class of 2022 as NCAA Seeks Fast Appeal

Five-Star Ohio State Commit Jamier Brown Returns to Practice at Former High School

Jalen Washington Commits to Tennessee After Court Grants Extra Year of Eligibility

Federal Judge Restores Fifth Year for 2022 Recruits as Ex-FSU QB Castellanos Eyes Return

Federal Judge Restores Fifth Year of Eligibility for Class of 2022 Athletes

Naturalized Players Sue Japan Rugby League One Over New Eligibility Rules

WTA Requires One-Time SRY Gene Test for All Players

Ohio Judge Grants 24 Athletes a Fifth Year, Challenging NCAA Eligibility Overhaul

NCAA Adopts Age-Based Rule Giving Division I Athletes Five Seasons in Five Years

New Mexico Allows One Penalty-Free High School Transfer

NCAA Moves Forward With Age-Based ‘Five-in-Five’ Eligibility Plan

World Athletics Blocks Turkey’s 11 Allegiance Switches Over State-Led Recruitment

NCAA Weighs Ban on Draft Entrants Returning to College Sports

Virginia QB Chandler Morris Sues NCAA Seeking Seventh Year of Eligibility

NCAA Denies Owen Heinecke’s Appeal, Ending Oklahoma LB’s 2026 Eligibility