By JAMES MADDEN
A group of 16 players have been ruled ineligible by the Colorado federal courts as they seek a fifth year of eligibility.
These players have only been listed in lawsuits in the state of Colorado, so as of the time of writing, they are currently ineligible for a fifth year of eligibility.
Should these players continue to seek a fifth year of eligibility, they’ll have to be involved in a lawsuit or injunction in another state, similar to other players that have already joined programs.
The list of players affected by Colorado’s ruling is below:
Louisille’s Seth Trimble
Syracuse’s Amarri Monroe
Auburn’s Kolby King
Miami (OH)’s Antwone Woolfolk
Santa Clara’s Elijah Mahi
Michigan’s Kenny Noland
Charleston’s Tavari Johnson
West Virginia’s Brenen Lorient
Texas Tech’s Donovan Atwell
Oregon’s Malique Ewin
Gonzaga’s Javon Bennett
Florida’s Denzel Aberdeen
Xavier’s Filip Borovicanin
Penn State’s Josh Reed
Utah’s Trey Campbell
Illinois State’s Malik Messina-Moore
These players will now be forced to file a lawsuit or injunction in a different state, so as of now they are all out of eligibility.
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