Personal Digest: NCAA's 'five-for-five' rule sparks lawsuits
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five-for-five eligibility rule — The NCAA's five-for-five eligibility rule is prompting legal challenges, with Ohio athletes suing that the Class of 2022 lost a fair shot at a fifth season.
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