Colorado district court judge Charlotte Sweeney has issued an order clarifying that newly eligible fifth-year college athletes are still subject to certain NCAA rules. The ruling allows athletes who enrolled in college in 2022 to use a fifth year of eligibility, even if they have already completed four years. However, players over the age of 24, those who have signed a professional contract, and those who do not meet the age-based eligibility rule are not eligible for a fifth year.
The NCAA can still enforce its transfer rules, roster limits, and revenue-sharing cap as set by the House v. NCAA settlement. The NCAA has filed an appeal to overturn the ruling.
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