Late roster scramble: 2022 class could return for a fifth season as camps open

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A federal injunction could allow high school Class of 2022 players who did not redshirt to play a fifth season, aligning with NCAA’s five-year eligibility rule, prompting teams to decide whether to add these veterans with preseason camps starting soon. Rosters are tight under the 105-player limit, budgets are uneven, and concerns about readiness and team chemistry linger as the NCAA plans to appeal and questions about how the market for these players will unfold remain.
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- Division I athletes from high school class of 2022 granted fifth year of NCAA eligibility by federal judge's injunction Yahoo Sports
- Why the NCAA is fighting back against a U.S. District Court's ruling USA Today
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