Malik Reneau files for injunction to reclaim college eligibility
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Aug 11, 2026, 1:00 PM
Last updated Aug 11, 2026
Malik Reneau, a former Miami Hurricanes forward, has filed an injunction in South Carolina seeking reinstatement for the 2026-27 NCAA basketball season. This move follows a recent court ruling that grants an extra year of eligibility to 2022 recruits who exhausted their four seasons. Reneau, previously a standout at Indiana, had an impressive final college season with Miami, averaging 18.9 points and earning All-ACC First Team honors. He went undrafted and played briefly with the Orlando Magic during the Summer League. A return to Miami appears unlikely given the team's depth and the emergence of rising star Shelton Henderson.
- •Malik Reneau seeks reinstatement for the 2026-27 season.
- •He filed the injunction in South Carolina.
- •Reneau had a standout season with Miami, averaging 18.9 points.
- •He went undrafted before joining the Orlando Magic.
- •The Hurricanes' roster depth may impact Reneau's decision.
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"Malik Reneau is leveraging a recent court ruling to reclaim college eligibility, potentially sparking a high-stakes bidding war for the All-ACC star’s final collegiate season.
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