Student athletes fail to enjoin NCAA ‘redshirting’ rule change in US case
By Clayton Vickers ( August 27, 2026, 17:59 GMT | Insight) -- Student athletes failed to get a temporary restraining order over the National Collegiate Athletic Association’s enforcement of a rule regarding eligibility to compete and “redshirting,” with a US judge ruling the plaintiffs haven't shown their antitrust claims have a likelihood of success on the merits.Student athletes failed to get a temporary restraining order over the National Collegiate Athletic Association’s enforcement of a rule regarding eligibility to compete and “redshirting,” with a US judge ruling the plaintiffs have not shown their antitrust claims have a likelihood of success on the merits....
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