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Arizona's Max Harris and Ismail Mahdi Cleared to Play at No. 15 BYU
Arizona said three players were cleared after court rulings blocked NCAA eligibility limits for Class of 2022 athletes.
- On Friday, Arizona announced that linebacker Max Harris, running back Ismail Mahdi, and kicker Sullivan Moon were cleared for competition following a court ruling.
- A Pima County Superior Court judge granted the trio a temporary restraining order, allowing them to challenge NCAA eligibility rules on behalf of Class of 2022 athletes.
- Mahdi led Arizona last season with 853 rushing yards and four touchdowns, adding 119 yards on 17 catches, while Harris recorded 78 tackles, including 3½ for loss.
- Both players will travel with the team to Saturday's game against BYU, immediately strengthening Arizona's roster for the key matchup after being cleared for competition.
- The legal challenge by Class of 2022 athletes seeking a fifth year of eligibility conflicts with new NCAA rules scheduled to take effect for fall 2027 enrollees.
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Arizona's Max Harris and Ismail Mahdi cleared to play at No. 15 BYU
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