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NCAA says allowing 5th year for some players would 'create chaos' Original

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By Kevin Grasha Verified, Yanyan Li Verified
| Cincinnati Enquirer Verified
June 30, 2026, 5:58 p.m. ET College athletes who have used up their eligibility are suing the NCAA for a fifth year under new rules. The NCAA argues that allowing these athletes to play would create chaos and roster instability. A Hamilton County judge is scheduled to hear arguments July 1 about whether to grant an injunction. Major conference commissioners support the NCAA's position against granting the extra year.
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First lawsuit challenging new NCAA eligibility rules filed in Ohio

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By Kevin Grasha Verified
| Cincinnati Enquirer Verified
A Hamilton County judge will decide whether to allow a fifth year of eligibility for some college athletes, including two who played on Xavier University’s men’s basketball team and two who hope to play this season for the University of Cincinnati.
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First lawsuit challenging new NCAA eligibility rules filed in Ohio

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By Kevin Grasha Verified
| Aol Verified
A Hamilton County judge will decide whether to allow a fifth year of eligibility for some college athletes, including two who played on Xavier University's men's basketball team and two who hope to play this season for the University of Cincinnati. The four are among 15 college basketball players who are part of a lawsuit filed June 24, seeking to prevent the NCAA from enforcing new rules it approved the previous day. The NCAA described it as a "sweeping overhaul" of its eligibility rules.
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