Class Action Concerning NCAA Eligibility Rules for Former Professional Athletes
NCAA · College athletics eligibility
Athletes in the NCAA Class of 2022 allege that they were improperly excluded from a new eligibility rule allowing five years to play five seasons. A Colorado federal court issued an injunction in July allowing the athletes to pursue fifth seasons, but the Tenth Circuit stayed that order on August 21, restoring the rule during the appeal; the litigation is ongoing.
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- Case status
- Ongoing Litigation
Case facts
- Case status
- Ongoing Litigation
- Company
- NCAA
- Product or service
- College athletics eligibility
- Docket / case number
- 1:26-cv-03063-CNS-KAS
What the lawsuit alleges
Athletes in the NCAA Class of 2022 allege that they were improperly excluded from a new eligibility rule allowing five years to play five seasons. A Colorado federal court issued an injunction in July allowing the athletes to pursue fifth seasons, but the Tenth Circuit stayed that order on August 21, restoring the rule during the appeal; the litigation is ongoing.
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