Luke Drzewiecki receives restraining order to play fifth year at UNM

Luke Drzewiecki, a former New Mexico kicker, obtained a temporary restraining order against the NCAA on Wednesday, allowing him to pursue a fifth year of eligibility in college football. Drzewiecki is the latest in a line of players contesting the NCAA's new age-based eligibility model, which has faced legal challenges. Although Drzewiecki completed four seasons with the Lobos, his early enrollment raised questions about his eligibility under the recent ruling. UNM head coach Jason Eck plans to evaluate Drzewiecki's potential return, discussing options with the kicker. Additionally, Drzewiecki is eligible to enter the transfer portal, a provision of the restraining order.

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