NCAA stay affects eligibility for Class of 2022 athletes

2 sources1 min read • Latest: Aug 21, 2026, 4:54 PM

Last updated Aug 21, 2026

NCAA stay affects eligibility for Class of 2022 athletes
Summary

The Tenth Circuit has granted the NCAA's stay request in the Wisne vs. NCAA lawsuit, resulting in some Class of 2022 athletes being denied fifth-year eligibility unless previously granted temporary restraining orders. Earlier, a Colorado judge ruled some athletes could return for an additional year, but this ruling complicates their situation. Former LSU player Jack Pyburn and 15 others maintain eligibility due to their own temporary restraining orders. This ruling may lead to more legal actions as athletes seek to regain eligibility ahead of NFL roster cut-downs.

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  • Tenth Circuit stays ruling on fifth-year eligibility for 2022 athletes.
  • Only athletes with temporary restraining orders remain eligible.
  • More lawsuits expected as athletes seek to join legal challenges.
  • Decision coincides with NFL cut-down day on August 30.
Latest Updates
  • 4:54 PMYahoo SportsNCAA granted stay request, resulting in some class of 2022 athletes losing fifth-season eligibility for now
  • 3:57 PMCBS SportsNCAA granted stay in Colorado lawsuit, denying fifth-year eligibility for some Class of 2022 athletes
What they're saying
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The NCAA scored a legal victory Friday, though the issue is likely far from over.

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This ruling will only trigger more legal battles in the coming weeks

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