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The NCAA should have to compensate the 2021/2022 class for the season and earning opportunities we lost. If the rules changed to give later classes another year, why should we be the ones left out? We deserve equal treatment and compensation. The NCAA nets $1.4B annually.
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At this point I’m so confused and weary from it all….just make 2022’s eligible and move on.
Too much red tape, chaos, confusion and money being spent frivolously.
#blowthewhistle
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I've compiled a running list of
women’s college basketball players who are confirmed to be exploring a fifth year of eligibility following the recent injunction against the NCAA.
This list will be updated constantly throughout the coming days.
TRACKER: on3.com/her/news/tracking-wo…
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Humongous news for women’s basketball.
NEW: Judge Charlotte Sweeney has ordered the NCAA to declare eligible all Class of 2022 athletes who exhausted four seasons this spring, per court documents.
on3.com/news/report-colorado…
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Breaking: NCAA athletes from the class of 2022 can get a 5th year of eligibility.
Full details from @achristovichh ⬇️
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NEWS: A U.S. District Court judge in Colorado has granted a CLASS-WIDE preliminary injunction that requires the NCAA to declare ALL Class of 2022 athletes eligible for a fifth year of eligibility, per @samcehrlich
The floodgates have officially opened... 👀
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They intentionally waited on their graduation date to implement the new rule as an attempt to cut them all out….now they are paying the price!
Catch 22 on the 22’s 😔😬👀 #damnedIfYouDoDamnedIfYouDont
MY INBOX IS OVERFLOWING.
Real talk, the NCAA should just let the Class of 2022 benefit from the 5-in-5 rule. The chaos is the NCAA's own creation. Easy fix. No need to be stubborn. You (the NCAA) know that you made a mistake. Waiver system changes July 31. Don't you want some peace and quiet, or do you genuinely enjoy paying lawyers across the country to fight these battles?
frontofficesports.com/new-nc…
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The NCAA created its own problem with the Pavia blanket waiver. It could never justify giving a single class 1 free JUCO year that doesn’t count against eligibility. Courts are requiring the NCAA to apply that across the board, irrespective of class, which makes perfect sense.
The 5-in-5 rule is different. The NCAA could easily allow the Class of 2022 to benefit without setting itself up for more litigation, because the new rule already gives future classes the same exact relief we are requesting.
This is a no-brainer. The NCAA should fix its error and give the 2022 class the right to participate in their upcoming season.
MY INBOX IS OVERFLOWING.
Real talk, the NCAA should just let the Class of 2022 benefit from the 5-in-5 rule. The chaos is the NCAA's own creation. Easy fix. No need to be stubborn. You (the NCAA) know that you made a mistake. Waiver system changes July 31. Don't you want some peace and quiet, or do you genuinely enjoy paying lawyers across the country to fight these battles?
frontofficesports.com/new-nc…
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I’m almost to the point where I think the NCAA should just grant all of last year’s seniors a fifth year and just get it over with.
Just get some finality to it rather than dragging it out in the courts.
That way coaches can get their rosters done before school starts. Players thinking of going overseas can make informed decisions.
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A bunch of players who just graduated may be about to get another year of eligibility.
15 Division I basketball players receive an injunction from Ohio judge that makes them eligible to return next season.
nytimes.com/athletic/7412510…
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Down at the Hamilton County Courthouse in Cincinnati for the TRO hearing against the NCAA.
Players are looking to be grandfathered into the NCAA’s new age-based eligibility rule (5-in-5).
Xavier’s Richard Pitino and Filip Borovicanin, Utah State’s MJ Collins (looking to play at Cincinnati), and Akron’s Dustin Ford and Evan Mahaffey have all testified.
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The NCAA could have avoided the ensuing roster uncertainty & wave of litigation that’s coming from the four year 2026 grad class, if it would have grandfathered them in.
Instead, it again chose the route that will put decisions in the hands of state court judges.
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Attorney Ryan Downton --- the same attorney that represented Diego Pavia against the NCAA --- tells me that a group of more than 50 college basketball players from the HS Class of 2022 will be filing lawsuits in at least five states seeking inclusion in the NCAA's rule change.
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The NCAA needs to allow all 2022 high school athletes an additional year of eligibility if they have not used their redshirt! c.org/QGCqxXLxKN
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Now make the rule fair and include the current college seniors who just finished their 4th season of eligibility. I will keep pushing for the high school class of 2022 who have been screwed by others getting extra eligibility since they entered college. change.org/p/ncaa-5-in-5-rul…
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Replying to @RossDellenger
2026 class should challenge this in the courts! Especially because they also didn’t get an extra year because of Covid when the came in in 2022.

































