Louisville and Oklahoma State sign players eligible via NCAA lawsuits
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Aug 27, 2026, 9:24 PM
Last updated Aug 27, 2026
Louisville women's basketball coach Jeff Walz and Oklahoma State coach Jacie Hoyt added players made eligible through ongoing lawsuits against the NCAA. Louisville signed forward Amiya Joyner and Oklahoma State secured guard Callin Hake, both aiming for a competitive season. The NCAA's recent eligibility changes sparked a wave of legal challenges that have benefitted many athletes, allowing players like Joyner to return to college basketball. This week, Joyner's eligibility was confirmed after a Colorado district court ruling, amid an uncertain legal regarding NCAA rules.
- •Louisville signs Amiya Joyner from LSU, Oklahoma State adds Callin Hake.
- •Both players became eligible due to recent NCAA lawsuits.
- •The NCAA's eligibility rules have faced significant legal scrutiny.
- •Joyner previously played professionally but is back in college basketball.
- 9:24 PMYahoo Sports — Why Jeff Walz, Jacie Hoyt added players made eligible by NCAA lawsuits
"Lawsuits against the NCAA have made many athletes eligible again. Louisville and Oklahoma State both added women's basketball players this week.
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