Judge grants TRO against SEC, Greg Sankey over fifth-year issue
📍 Aftermath
{ "epilogue": "A Dallas judge issued a temporary restraining order against the SEC, Greg Sankey, and the NCAA, prohibiting them from punishing schools or blocking athletes from pro rosters from returning to college football. The legal action followed messages from Lane Kiffin and LSU regarding NFL players and involved athletes such as a Dallas Cowboys wide receiver.
The trend quieted in coverage following the issuance of the judge's order." }
Epilogue added 1h ago, after coverage quieted.
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Scouting 5-star DL Kasi Currie CBS Sports · 36d ago
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Judge grants TRO against SEC, Greg Sankey over fifth-year issue NBC Sports · 36d ago broke it first
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