Jaxon Kohler Remains Eligible after Injunction; What are Next Steps?
BYU big man Jaxon Kohler and 70+ other plaintiffs received great news Tuesday from a Santa Clara, CA court room. Judge Beth McGowen granted the plaintiffs (players, in this case) an injunction in the Glancey vs NCAA that gives class of 2022 a fifth year of eligibility. Jaxon Kohler is eligible to play, and while […]
Provo, UT - On October 16, 2026, Jaxon Kohler and 70+ other plaintiffs received an important court ruling from a Santa Clara, CA judge. Judge Beth McGowen granted an injunction in the Glancey vs NCAA case, allowing the class of 2022 players to earn a fifth year of eligibility. Jaxon Kohler has already been confirmed eligible to play the entire season, though there are still two hurdles to overcome: an NCAA appeal and a trial date.
The NCAA's chances of winning the appeal appear slim, as their strategy has been bolstered by the same law group that secured similar injunctions in Indiana. The trial's timing is unknown, but a trial in April would be ideal for Jaxon, keeping him eligible for the whole season if the NCAA's stay motion is denied.
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