Karhu and Levells seek jury trial against NCAA
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Oct 14, 2026, 3:05 AM
Last updated Oct 14, 2026
College SportsBrett Karhu and Azariah Levells of New Mexico have filed a request for a jury trial in their consolidated cases against the NCAA. The filing was made on October 12 in the 2nd Judicial District Court, as they aim for a preliminary injunction to continue their football season. Both players are fifth-year seniors currently on temporary restraining orders related to a new NCAA eligibility policy, which they argue has unfairly denied them a fifth year of eligibility. Their cases, consolidated on September 11, are awaiting a ruling from Judge Joshua A. Allison, who stated a decision would not be made before October 17.
- •Karhu and Levells are fifth-year seniors for New Mexico
- •Their cases against the NCAA focus on eligibility rules
- •Requests for preliminary injunctions were heard on October 12
- •A decision from Judge Allison is expected by October 17
- •Both players are under temporary restraining orders
- 3:05 AMYahoo Sports — Karhu, Levells request jury trial in consolidated cases against NCAA
"Two Lobos have requested a jury trial for their consolidated cases against the NCAA, per court documents reviewed by the Journal. Filed Monday in the 2nd Judicial District Court, New Mexico defensive end Brett Karhu and cornerback Azariah Levells demanded a trial by 12 jurors as part of their efforts to secure a preliminary injunction and finish the season. Both fifth-year seniors are ...
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