NCAA rocked by Colorado judge's 2022 class eligibility ruling that could reshape college sports this year
A Colorado federal judge ordered the NCAA to create a blanket waiver granting all 2022-class college athletes an additional eligibility year.
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The NCAA took a massive hit to its new five-and-five eligibility rule that was implemented earlier this month, thanks to a District Court judge in Colorado.
Over the past number of weeks, a plethora of lawsuits have been filed by athletes across the country who were part of the 2022 class that entered college that say the newly introduced rule by the NCAA infringes on their rights to make a living through NIL and have an additional year of eligibility.
The arguments made in court centered on the idea that players who completed their fourth year of eligibility and would have been ineligible under the previous rule should have been grandfathered in because of how the entire process unfolded this summer.
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