
NCAA rocked by Colorado judge's 2022 class eligibility ruling that could reshape college sports this year
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The NCAA could be forced to grant eligibility to players in the 2022 high school class, and Michigan could among the teams that benefit. The Vols football player declared for the NFL Draft following the 2025 season, only to suffer an injury just weeks later that forced him to make a tough decision about his future. But, according to antiquated NCAA rules, since he declared, hired an agent and accepted a $427 plane ticket to attend a training session, he was ineligible.
Furthermore, Roddy Gayle Jr. will attempt to play one more season at Michigan.
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The NCAA could be forced to grant eligibility to players in the 2022 high school class, and Michigan could among the teams that benefit
according to MLiveThe Vols football player declared for the NFL Draft following the 2025 season, only to suffer an injury just weeks later that forced him to make a tough decision about his future.
according to Fox News — LatestBut, according to antiquated NCAA rules, since he declared, hired an agent and accepted a $427 plane ticket to attend a training session, he was ineligible.
according to Fox News — LatestRoddy Gayle Jr. will attempt to play one more season at Michigan.
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