Tayshawn Comer receives approval for fifth season with Washington Huskies
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Oct 21, 2026, 6:30 PM
Last updated Oct 21, 2026

Washington Huskies guard Tayshawn Comer learned after practice on October 20 that he has received a temporary injunction granting him a fifth season of eligibility in college basketball. This decision comes as part of the ongoing legal case Glancey v. NCAA, which affects 76 players from the Class of 2022. Comer's eligibility means he can participate in the team's upcoming exhibition against Washington State and the season opener against Colgate on November 2. The NCAA plans to appeal the ruling, which also granted eligibility to other players, including former Washington women's guard Hannah Stines.
- •Tayshawn Comer received a temporary injunction for a fifth season.
- •Decision is part of Glancey v. NCAA case affecting 76 players.
- •Comer has averaged 11 points and 3.6 assists per game.
- •Huskies will have a full roster for upcoming exhibition and opener.
- •The NCAA intends to appeal the ruling granting this eligibility.
- 6:30 PMYahoo Sports — Washington basketball guard gets fifth season approved in courts
"Washington Huskies guard Tayshawn Comer found out after practice Tuesday that his fifth season of eligibility has been approved.
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