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Kentucky Players Ask Judge to Restore Fifth NCAA Year for Class of 2022

A ruling would let plaintiffs sign scholarships, pursue NIL payments, play in 2026–27, escalate a patchwork of conflicting court orders nationwide.

Tyler Nickel Weighs College Return After Summer League Breakout

Tommy Castellanos Sues NCAA to Secure Fifth Year of Eligibility

Javon Bennett Commits to Gonzaga After Ohio Court Restores Extra Year

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

Stephen Daley to Return to Indiana for Fifth Season After Court Ruling

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

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

Texas Judge Allows Cole Hutson to Resume College Football in Suit Against NCAA

Cole Hutson Sues NCAA for Court Order to Play Fifth College Season

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

Trump Signs Order Telling NCAA to Cap Eligibility, Limit Transfers and Police NIL Money

Tennessee Judge Delays Ruling in Joey Aguilar Eligibility Case, Keeps QB Eligible Under TRO

Judge Signals Imminent Ruling in Joey Aguilar Eligibility Fight

Judge Denies Injunction, Rules Charles Bediako Ineligible for Alabama

Amari Bailey Advances NCAA Eligibility Bid With Grand Canyon Visit

Under Court Order, Alabama’s Charles Bediako Plays vs. Tennessee as NCAA Eligibility Fight Escalates

Tennessee LB Arion Carter Withdraws From NFL Draft, Enters Transfer Portal

Pavia Lawsuit Expands, Citing Baylor’s Nnaji in Push to Extend NCAA Eligibility Relief