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What’s next for Gophers basketball player Cade Tyson?
The court hearing could clear Tyson for a fifth season after he averaged 19.6 points per game last season.
- The 10th Circuit Court of Appeals in Denver scheduled a special session hearing in Wisne vs. NCAA for Oct. 13, a key step determining Cade Tyson's eligibility for The Gophers.
- Seeking a fifth year of eligibility, Tyson is part of a group trying to gain another season after the NCAA allowed players to partake in five seasons across five years. He previously played at Belmont, North Carolina, and Minnesota.
- Gophers coach Niko Medved supports the veteran's effort, and although Minnesota currently has 15 players, Designated Student-Athletes might provide roster space for Tyson.
- The Gophers host an exhibition game against Omaha on Oct. 15, with the season opener in Nov., and if eligible, Tyson could access Name, Image, and Likeness compensation.
- Enrolled in classes, Tyson continues practicing with The Gophers while the Wisne vs. NCAA case remains the primary hurdle for his eligibility decision.
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What’s next for Gophers basketball player Cade Tyson?
The next step is set in the eligibility case for Gophers wing Cade Tyson.
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