Sterling Webb seeks extra year of eligibility after NCAA rule change

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Sterling Webb seeks extra year of eligibility after NCAA rule change
Summary

Former Mizzou defensive tackle Sterling Webb is pursuing an additional year of eligibility following a recent NCAA rule change allowing five years of eligibility for athletes. Webb played four collegiate seasons, including two at New Mexico State. He contributed significantly to Missouri's defense last year, recording 23 pressures and three sacks. The impact of Webb's potential return is anticipated, especially as Mizzou seeks to replace lost defensive output this season.

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  • Sterling Webb played four seasons, two at New Mexico State.
  • NCAA recently approved a rule for five years of eligibility.
  • Webb recorded 23 pressures and three sacks in 2025.
  • Mizzou's defense is looking to fill gaps left by departing players.
  • The outcome of Webb's request remains pending.
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  • 10:00 AMYahoo SportsCommute: Former Mizzou D-Lineman seeks additional year of eligibility
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