Dozens of Former College Athletes, Including Tamin Lipsey, Granted Fifth Year of Eligibility
The ruling covers nearly 100 plaintiffs and could let former athletes compete in the 2026-27 season while the NCAA is expected to appeal.
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Iowa State's Tamin Lipsey, Miami's Malik Reneau ruled eligible to return to college in lawsuit vs. NCAA
USATSI Another day, another court case with massive ramifications on college basketball’s outlook in 2026-27. Judge Kara Krothe granted a preliminary injunction Wednesday to nearly 90 college athletes who sued for a fifth year of eligibility in Indiana’s Monroe County Circuit Court. It clears the way for numerous needle-movers to return to college basketball’s ranks, headlined by Iowa State’s Tamin Lipsey, Miami’s Malik Reneau and Kansas’ Tre Wh…
Judge Grants Owen McDonald and Zalan Sarkany 5th Year of Eligibility
By Madeline Folsom on SwimSwam One day before Indiana is set to begin their swim season, a judge has granted Owen McDonald and Zalan Sarkany an additional year of eligibility Read the full story on SwimSwam: Judge Grants Owen McDonald and Zalan Sarkany 5th Year of Eligibility
Tamin Lipsey granted fifth year of eligibility by Indiana judge - Cyclone Fanatic
Indiana judge Kara Krothe has granted an injunction to Tamin Lipsey (and about 90 other athletes) to have eligibility for the 2026-2027 athletic year. Lipsey was added to a lawsuit on Sept. 14 that challenges the NCAA’s age-based eligibility rule, which excludes members of the 2022 high school graduating class from receiving an additional year […]
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