Dozens of Former College Athletes, Including Tamin Lipsey, Granted Fifth Year of Eligibility
The ruling covers the 2026-27 season and could return nearly 100 former college athletes to play under the NCAA's new eligibility rules.
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Court ruling clears path for Lipsey’s fifth season
Iowa State guard and Ames native Tamin Lipsey is cleared to return for a fifth college basketball season after an Indiana circuit court struck down NCAA eligibility restrictions targeting senior student-athletes. On Wednesday, Monroe Circuit Court Judge Kara E. Krothe granted a preliminary injunction in Stephen Daley et al. v. NCAA, barring the governing body…
Kenyon Giles currently able to play again at Wichita State
Kenyon Giles is officially eligible to play a fifth year of college basketball with the Shockers as it stands now. After the high school class of 2022 won a nationwide court case allowing athletes to gain a fifth year of eligibility on Aug. 19, Wichita State officially announced that Giles was returning. Days later, a judge denied the eligibility injunction specifically for Giles. Giles didn’t give up there, though. On the first day of offici…
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…
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