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Former Mizzou Player Mark Mitchell Enters Transfer Portal After Receiving Fifth Year of Eligibility

The former Mizzou forward is weighing multiple schools after a court ruling gave players from the 2022 class one more season.

  • On Friday, July 31, 2026, a federal court granted former Mizzou men's basketball player Mark Mitchell a fifth year of eligibility, prompting him to enter the transfer portal shortly thereafter.
  • The U.S. District Court of Colorado issued a class-wide preliminary injunction allowing all student-athletes from the 2022 high school recruiting class who exhausted their four seasons to return for an extra year.
  • Before his time at Mizzou, Mitchell played two seasons at Duke and was a two-time All-SEC selection averaging 16.1 points. He recently signed an Exhibit-10 deal with the Denver Nuggets.
  • Following Shawn Phillips Jr., who received a similar order in Ohio earlier this month, Mitchell is the second Mizzou player granted eligibility. Eligible athletes may enter the transfer portal from August 3 to August 10.
  • Reports indicate Mitchell has spoken with multiple schools regarding his options. His departure creates a potential roster opening for Mizzou basketball coach Dennis Gates to address during the recruitment window.
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Mark Mitchell enters transfer portal after receiving fifth year of eligibility

An injunction gave Mark Mitchell and other high school class of 2022 athletes a fifth year in the fall.

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Former Mizzou player Mark Mitchell enters transfer portal after receiving fifth year of eligibility

An injunction gave Mark Mitchell and other high school class of 2022 athletes a fifth year in the fall.

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