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Texas Judge Allows 41 Athletes to Return to College Sports for an Extra Season

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A Dallas County judge issued a temporary restraining order, preventing the NCAA, SEC, and Commissioner Greg Sankey from blocking 41 athletes from returning to college sports for the 2026-27 season. The ruling comes amidst a legal battle over the NCAA's new five-year eligibility rule and conferences' attempts to prevent former professional athletes from returning to college competition. The order also requires the NCAA to reopen the transfer portal for one week.

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  1. Ross Dellenger avatar

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    A Dallas judge granted a TRO earlier today for several college athlete...

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    Judge grants TRO against SEC, Greg Sankey over fifth-year issue To no...

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    Texas judge puts SEC’s new eligibility rule on hold Two days after the...

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    A Dallas judge prohibited the NCAA, SEC and Commissioner Greg Sankey f...

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