Madison Durr returns to Monmouth for fifth season after NCAA ruling

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Last updated Oct 9, 2026

Madison Durr returns to Monmouth for fifth season after NCAA ruling
Summary

Madison Durr has re-enrolled at Monmouth University for the upcoming basketball season as a graduate student. He joins Jack Collins, who also announced his return. Durr's eligibility stems from the NCAA's new age-based framework, allowing athletes to play five seasons in five years. The NCAA is challenging the legality of this ruling, linked to the ongoing Daley et al. v. NCAA lawsuit, which affects both players. Athletic Director Jen Sansevero confirmed Durr is participating in team activities while the appeal proceeds.

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  • •Durr averaged 10.3 points in 34 games last season.
  • •He set a CAA record with 19 consecutive made free throws.
  • •The NCAA faces an appeal regarding new eligibility rules.
  • •Durr is enrolled in Monmouth's MBA program.
  • •Monmouth coach King Rice supports athletes exploring opportunities.
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  • 2:13 PMYahoo Sports — A second exited Monmouth basketball star planning for fifth season after ruling
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Madison Durr returns to Monmouth University as a graduate student following a legal ruling on NCAA eligibility.

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