Jackson State players who sued NCAA warm up for game against Tennessee State

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Last updated Aug 29, 2026

Jackson State players who sued NCAA warm up for game against Tennessee State
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Jackson State football fifth-year players B.J. Washington, Reid Pulliam, Tymon Wells, and Kazarius Bowie are warming up ahead of their season opener against Tennessee State on August 29. The players recently filed a lawsuit against the NCAA seeking a fifth year of eligibility and received a temporary restraining order prior to the game. They were initially ruled eligible for this season but faced a setback when the NCAA was granted a stay on an injunction allowing their eligibility. Additionally, wide receiver Jaden Lockhart is also warming up following a similar legal decision. The match is taking place at FirstBank Stadium in Nashville.

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  • Jackson State opens the season against Tennessee State on August 29.
  • Players received a temporary restraining order against the NCAA for eligibility.
  • B.J. Washington and Reid Pulliam were key contributors in the previous season.
  • Game taking place at FirstBank Stadium in Nashville.
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Jackson State football fifth-year players B.J. Washington, Reid Pulliam, Tymon Wells and Kazarius Bowie are warming up ahead of the season opener.

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