Keyshawn Hall files eligibility lawsuit against NCAA in New York

Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Sep 30, 2026, 4:38 PM

Last updated Sep 30, 2026

Keyshawn Hall files eligibility lawsuit against NCAA in New York
Summary

Keyshawn Hall, a fifth-year forward for St. John's, has moved his eligibility lawsuit against the NCAA to New York’s Queens Supreme Court. Hall is seeking a ruling before the start of preseason play on October 14. His case centers on the NCAA’s application of the new five-in-five eligibility model, claiming it has not been fairly applied to him as a 19-year-old initial enrollee. His previous emergency motion in Ohio was denied, maintaining his current ineligibility. Three other St. John's newcomers also await eligibility rulings.

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  • •Hall aims for injunctive relief for a fifth year of eligibility.
  • •His eligibility case was previously filed in Ohio with an denied emergency motion.
  • •He averaged 19.3 points and 7.1 rebounds during his senior year at Auburn.
  • •St. John's preseason opener is scheduled against Drexel on October 14.
  • •Three other new players are still seeking NCAA eligibility clearance.
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  • 4:38 PMYahoo Sports — St. John’s star forward Keyshawn Hall moves eligibility lawsuit against NCAA to New York court
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Hall is hoping to get a ruling as soon as possible by moving his case out of his home state of Ohio.

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