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Ex-Ole Miss starters granted restraining order for 5th year

Multiple first-year NFL players and rookies have secured a temporary restraining order to pursue a fifth year of college football.

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A Louisiana court order has granted certain players signed by NFL teams a path to potentially return to college sports for a fifth season of eligibility, allowing them to enter the transfer portal and play in 2026. Coverage details that the legal action directly impacts players currently on NFL rosters and preseason squads who are now petitioning to return to the collegiate level.

Existing coverage does not yet specify the final legal outcomes of the lawsuit or how individual colleges and athletic conferences will process the returning players.

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Who is affected by the court order?

Multiple first-year NFL players, rookies, and former college starters, including athletes from Ole Miss and LSU, are covered by the temporary restraining order.

What does the court order allow the players to do?

It allows them a shot at returning to college sports for a fifth year of eligibility, including entering the transfer portal.

Who is being sued in the case?

The lawsuit is directed against the NCAA.

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