NCAA argues for reversal of age-based eligibility injunction decision

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Last updated Aug 11, 2026

NCAA argues for reversal of age-based eligibility injunction decision
Summary

The NCAA released a statement defending its age-based eligibility rules, requesting the Tenth Circuit to permanently reverse Judge Charlotte Sweeney’s injunction that denied a stay on the rule. The injunction remains in effect as members of the Class of 2022 face an August 14 deadline to respond to an emergency motion. NCAA Chief Legal Officer Scott Bearby confirmed the organization's decision against retroactively applying new eligibility rules for the Class of 2022, stating it was not in the best interest of current and future college athletes. The NCAA's reply brief is due by August 17.

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  • NCAA requests permanent reversal of Judge Sweeney’s ruling.
  • Injunction against new eligibility rules currently in effect.
  • Class of 2022 has until August 14 to respond.
  • NCAA's reply to the motion is due by August 17.
  • Decision made against retroactive application of rules.
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  • 11:50 PMYahoo SportsNCAA releases new statement on age-based eligibility ruling, calls for permanent reversal of injunction
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In a new statement Tuesday evening, the NCAA further defended the implementation of its age-based eligibility rules. Chief legal officer Scott Bearby also said the association is asking the Tenth Circuit to “permanently reverse” Judge Charlotte Sweeney’s injunction. Sweeney denied the NCAA’s request for a stay pending appeal in a ruling Monday night. Members of […]

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