Appeals court stays injunction granting fifth year of college eligibility to NFL players
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{ "epilogue": "A federal appeals court halted a previous ruling that would have granted thousands of college players an extra year of eligibility. This court victory for the NCAA paused the additional year for Class of 2022 athletes.
The legal development subsequently impacted key opponents." }
Epilogue added 2h ago, after coverage quieted.
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Appeals court stays injunction granting fifth year of college eligibility to NFL players NBC Sports · 43d ago broke it first
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