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Tuesday / October 20.
  • California injunction grants Class of 2022 players eligibility through the 2026-27 season

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    BY ALEJANDRO LOPEZ

    The NCAA court drama continues to have an impact on every program’s season.

    An injunction was granted in California for the Glancey V. NCAA case, which gives all members of the Class of 2022 involved eligibility through the end of the 2026-27 season, according to CBS Sports’ Jon Rothstein.

    The players involved in the injunction are as follows:

    Donovan Dent (LSU)

    Aidan Mahaney (UC Santa Barbara)

    Jaxon Kohler (BYU)

    Skyy Clark (LSU)

    Oziyah Sellers (SMU)

    Xaivian Lee (Gonzaga)

    Reed Bailey (St. John’s)

    Jordan Pope (Texas A&M)

    Nick Townsend (Stanford)

    Corey Stephenson (Ole Miss)

    As the college basketball season draws near, teams are not only working to be prepared to play, but also wondering who is and isn’t eligible to.

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