NCAA sues Ohio Gov. Mike DeWine over executive order on fifth-year players
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The National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA) filed a lawsuit in Ohio against Governor Mike DeWine on Friday. The legal action challenges a recent executive order issued by the governor that permits certain 2022 high-school graduates to compete for a fifth season of athletic eligibility at Ohio colleges.
The 41-page complaint specifically targets the governor's legal authority to restore eligibility to these fifth-year athletes, directly opposing the NCAA's newly enacted eligibility rules for collegiate sports.
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Cleveland.com (Cleveland, US)Emphasizes the executive order defying the NCAA's new eligibility rules.
CBS SportsFocuses on the 41-page legal challenge to the governor's authority.
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