The Tenth Circuit Stayed Wisne and Turned Fifth Years Into a TRO Race
The Tenth Circuit stayed the Wisne injunction, ending class-wide fifth years for 2022 athletes and forcing basketball programs into a state-by-state TRO scramble before t
Category: College Basketball
Will Wade Just Stole UCLA’s Entire Starting Backcourt
Dent unretired after California court orders, joined Skyy Clark at LSU, and gave Will Wade a proven, high-IQ backcourt while the Tigers’ rebuild stays chaotic and dangero
The Times Put Kai Spears in a Murder Car and Paid $9.25 Million
Kai Spears was never at the Tuscaloosa shooting. The Times said he was, then lost a landmark defamation case that should rattle every newsroom covering college athletes.
Mitchell Sued His Way Straight Into Kentucky’s Last Roster Spot
Mark Mitchell won a fifth year in Louisville court, entered the portal the same afternoon, and already named Kentucky in the paperwork. Pope has days and one roster spot
Kohler to BYU Is the NCAA Losing in Public Again
Jaxon Kohler’s BYU commitment after a fifth-year injunction is less a transfer story than proof the NCAA’s eligibility rules are collapsing in court.
Sankey Is Guarding a Museum After the Roof Caved In
Sankey’s affidavit against RJ Luis treats eight preseason minutes like a crisis of integrity while college basketball already abandoned the model he is defending.
Keita Just Turned a Court Order Into Real Portal Leverage
BYU’s physical center hits the portal with a fifth year after Summer League. The efficiency and 68 starts are real; the next stop decides if he’s a college max or more.
BYU Cannot Let Mark Pope Steal Utah’s Own Big Man
Jaxon Kohler’s fifth-year choice is BYU vs. Kentucky, home vs. Pope’s raid. Fit and real minutes will decide it, and Provo cannot afford to lose its own.
Michigan Just Stole an All-Ivy Killer While You Slept on the Portal
Michigan quietly landed All-Ivy scorer Kenny Noland via the fifth-year window, and the move exposes how blue bloods actually reload when the portal turns into free agency
Seven NBA Minutes Should Not End RJ Luis at LSU
RJ Luis faces a Monday injunction hearing to play at LSU after a two-way that produced seven preseason minutes. The NCAA’s ban is blunt force, not principle.