Federal appeals court hands NCAA a victory in struggle for five-year eligibility rule

The NCAA tried to implement a new rule allowing college athletes to compete for five years instead of the current limit. A federal appeals court recently ruled in favor of the NCAA on this rule. However, many similar lawsuits challenging the five-year eligibility rule are still being decided in state courts across the country, so the legal fight is far from over.

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Federal appeals court hands NCAA a victory in struggle for five-year eligibility rule

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Federal appeals court hands NCAA a victory in struggle for five-year eligibility rule