Judge grants eligibility for two Michigan football players this season
ESPN NCAAF • 1 min read • Latest: Oct 14, 2026, 5:48 PM
Last updated Oct 14, 2026
A judge has granted a temporary restraining order allowing Michigan tight end Alex Bauman and defensive back Jeremiah Earby to participate in the current football season. The ruling comes as both players are hoping to join the team for their fifth season. This development reflects ongoing legal discussions regarding player eligibility in college sports. Further details on the players' statuses or potential impacts on the team have not been provided.
- •Alex Bauman and Jeremiah Earby are now eligible for Michigan football.
- •The judge issued a temporary restraining order on October 14.
- •Both players seek to join the team for their fifth season.
- •This decision reflects broader issues in college sports eligibility.
- •No further details on immediate impacts were provided.
- 6:35 PMESPN NCAAF — Judge rules two Michigan players eligible for this season
"A judge granted a temporary restraining order for Michigan tight end Alex Bauman and defensive back Jeremiah Earby, who are hoping to join the team for their fifth season.
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