Braeden Carrington begins pursuit of additional eligibility after NCAA changes
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jul 17, 2026, 8:12 PM
Last updated Jul 17, 2026
Braeden Carrington, former Wisconsin men's basketball player, is seeking another year of eligibility amid ongoing legal challenges against the NCAA. He is part of a lawsuit involving over 45 athletes who, unlike current players, do not qualify for extended eligibility due to new age-based rules. A judge recently granted a preliminary injunction benefiting 24 basketball players, adding complexity to Carrington's situation. He continues training with Wisconsin's 2026-27 team while the program looks to fill its final roster spot amidst this uncertainty.
- •Carrington is pursuing an injunction against the NCAA for eligibility.
- •More than 45 athletes are involved in the lawsuit.
- •A preliminary injunction was granted for 24 players earlier this month.
- •Wisconsin is scouting talent as Carrington practices with the team.
- •Only one roster spot remains for the upcoming season.
- 8:12 PMYahoo Sports — Braeden Carrington takes first step toward seeking fifth year | Reports
"Former Wisconsin men’s basketball player Braeden Carrington appears to be taking the first step toward trying to get another year of eligibility.
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