Zach Davis and 10 others sue NCAA for extra eligibility season

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Last updated Jul 7, 2026

Zach Davis and 10 others sue NCAA for extra eligibility season
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Zach Davis, former Memphis basketball guard, is among 11 players filing a lawsuit against the NCAA in Tennessee seeking an additional season of eligibility. The lawsuit challenges the NCAA’s recent age-based eligibility model, which begins a player’s eligibility clock upon full-time enrollment or at 19. Davis, who transferred to Memphis after three seasons at South Carolina, averaged 7.2 points and 4.2 rebounds in his first year with the Tigers. The NCAA rule changes do not apply to athletes like Davis who completed their fourth season by spring 2026, prompting this legal action.

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  • Davis is one of 11 players involved in the lawsuit.
  • The lawsuit targets NCAA’s new age-based eligibility rules.
  • Davis averaged 7.2 points and 4.2 rebounds at Memphis.
  • Memphis has no current roster openings for the next season.
  • NCAA rules will not apply retroactively to this case.
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  • 1:16 AMYahoo SportsFormer Memphis basketball guard Zach Davis suing NCAA for 5th year of eligibility
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Former Memphis basketball guard Zach Davis is one of 11 men's basketball players who have filed a lawsuit against the NCAA regarding eligibility.

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