NCAA's legal setbacks influence class of 2022 basketball eligibility
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Aug 12, 2026, 10:46 PM
Last updated Aug 12, 2026

The NCAA faces ongoing legal challenges impacting the class of 2022 basketball players as key rulings have emerged this week. A federal judge rejected the NCAA's efforts to halt the momentum from successful rulings in Ohio, Georgia, and Tennessee, allowing some players to secure a fifth year of eligibility. Meanwhile, Gonzaga has added two new players amid this legal, as the California court potentially prepares to make a ruling. The situation remains fluid, with the NCAA expected to address the implications of these rulings ahead of the 2026-27 season.
- •Gonzaga signed two players due to recent court rulings.
- •Federal judge denied NCAA's attempt to stop state-level litigation.
- •Players named in state cases receive fifth year and transfer protections.
- •California court decision on fifth year eligibility is pending.
- •Two groups of class of 2022 players face differing eligibility situations.
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"The NCAA keeps losing, the class of 2022 keeps winning, and Gonzaga keeps waiting for its guy, whoever that is.
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