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10th Circuit appears likely to reverse injunction allowing some Division I athletes an extra season

Sportico says the injunction covers athletes who began college play in 2022–23 and completed four years of eligibility.

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Sportico said on October 13 that the 10th Circuit appeared likely to reverse a nationwide injunction letting Division I athletes who began college play in 2022–23 and completed four years of eligibility play another season over the NCAA’s objections. Sportico said a ruling likely wouldn’t come for weeks or months and described a potential NCAA victory as a major win for the organization.

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Sportico@SporticoThe U.S. Court of Appeals for the 10th Circuit on Tuesday appeared likely to reverse a nationwide injunction allowing Division I athletes who began college play in 2022–23 and completed four years of eligibility to play another season against the NCAA’s wishes. While a ruling likely won’t be issued for weeks or months, a victory for the NCAA in a federal appeals court would reflect a major win for the organization.1h
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    Sportico@SporticoThe U.S. Court of Appeals for the 10th Circuit on Tuesday appeared likely to reverse a nationwide injunction allowing Division I athletes who began college play in 2022–23 and completed four years of eligibility to play another season against the NCAA’s wishes. While a ruling likely won’t be issued for weeks or months, a victory for the NCAA in a federal appeals court would reflect a major win for the organization.1h
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