Moe Odum among players benefiting from new eligibility ruling

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Last updated Aug 3, 2026

Moe Odum among players benefiting from new eligibility ruling
Summary

Moe Odum, a former Arizona State basketball player, may have the opportunity to return for an additional year due to a recent court ruling. This ruling allows athletes who began their collegiate careers in the 2022-23 season to regain a year of eligibility. The injunction states that players who completed their four years by spring 2026 could qualify, provided they meet certain criteria, including age restrictions and contract statuses. Odum did not enter the transfer portal before the recent deadline, complicating his potential return to ASU, although ASU coach Randy Bennett has roster spots available. Other ASU athletes could also benefit from this ruling, including Anthony

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  • Moe Odum completed his college career at Arizona State in spring 2026.
  • A court ruling grants a year of eligibility to select 2022 college athletes.
  • Odum must decide whether to return to ASU or pursue other options.
  • ASU coach Randy Bennett has room for at least one more player on the roster.
  • Anthony 'Pig' Johnson and other players may also benefit from the ruling.
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A recent ruling allows athletes who started their college sports careers in 2022 another year of eligibility. A lot of questions remain, though.

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