Tamin Lipsey cleared for fifth season after court ruling

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Last updated Sep 23, 2026

Tamin Lipsey cleared for fifth season after court ruling
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Tamin Lipsey, guard for Iowa State, can return for a fifth season following a court ruling in Indiana. The Monroe Circuit Court granted a preliminary injunction that suspends NCAA eligibility restrictions for certain student-athletes, impacting those who graduated high school in 2022. Lipsey, who played all four seasons without redshirting, was included as a plaintiff challenging these restrictions. The ruling has significant implications for Lipsey's active eligibility and financial arrangements, as he aims to continue his collegiate career without penalties from the NCAA. The organization is expected to appeal the decision.

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  • Lipsey played four seasons for Iowa State from 2022 to 2026.
  • The court's order prevents NCAA penalties for the university regarding Lipsey.
  • NCAA's new eligibility framework forms the basis of the legal challenge.
  • Judge granted the preliminary injunction in Stephen Daley et al. v. NCAA.
  • NCAA plans to appeal the court's decision regarding eligibility restrictions.
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  • 10:12 PMYahoo SportsCourt ruling clears path for Lipsey’s fifth season
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Iowa State guard and Ames native Tamin Lipsey is cleared to return for a fifth college basketball season after an Indiana circuit court struck down NCAA eligibility restrictions targeting senior student-athletes. On Wednesday, Monroe Circuit Court Judge Kara E. Krothe granted a preliminary injunction in Stephen Daley et al. v. NCAA, barring the governing body […]

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