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    Sam C. Ehrlich
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    BREAKING: Judge Charlotte Sweeney of the U.S. District Court of Colorado has granted a class-wide preliminary injunction that requires the NCAA to declare eligible *all* HS class of 2022 athletes who exhausted four seasons of eligibility this spring.
    11:01 PM · Jul 31, 20264.1MViews
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    Sam C. Ehrlich
    @samcehrlich
    Jul 31
    Here are the conclusions from the order granting class certification and the order granting the TRO.
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    Sam C. Ehrlich
    @samcehrlich
    Jul 31
    Here's the full order granting class certification: drive.google.com/file/d/1rBX_mY… And the order granting the injunction: drive.google.com/file/d/1Cb93Sz…
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    Wisne v. NCAA - Order Granting Class Verification (7-31-2026)
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    Sam C. Ehrlich
    @samcehrlich
    Jul 31
    I said "TRO" somewhat inartfully, but this is a preliminary injunction. No doubt the NCAA will immediately appeal to the Tenth Circuit.
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    Sam C. Ehrlich
    @samcehrlich
    Jul 31
    Getting some questions about scope: because the court granted class certification, the injunction applies to all athletes who meet the definition in the screenshot attached here. There is no limitation on sport.
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    Aaron Gogley
    @AaronGogley
    Aug 1
    Ridiculous, but par for the course. Based on the court’s logic there are zero eligibility rules the NCAA could create and the enforce.
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Associate Professor, @BoiseStateCOBE. Ex-lawyer who now writes about college sports law, and finds it neat. I track litigation involving college sports.

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