Ohio Supreme Court allows two dozen players to remain eligible for season
ESPN NCAAM • 1 min read • Latest: Oct 29, 2026, 8:57 PM
Last updated Oct 29, 2026
The Ohio Supreme Court issued an order keeping two dozen college basketball players eligible for competitions as the season approaches. This decision supports their ability to play for teams nationwide, with the college basketball season starting next week. The case has generated significant attention as it affects the status of multiple athletes across various programs.
- •Ohio Supreme Court orders eligibility for two dozen players
- •Decision comes as college basketball season begins next week
- •Players can compete for teams across the country
- •Case has drawn attention due to its implications for multiple programs
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"The Ohio Supreme Court filed an order Thursday that will keep the two dozen players involved in an eligibility case in that state available to play for teams across the country, with the start of college basketball season beginning next week.
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