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Texas, Louisiana judges rule against SEC, NCAA, opening return for players on NFL rosters

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Texas, Louisiana judges rule against SEC, NCAA, opening return for players on NFL rosters
The Athletic
The Athletic18 mins ago
Texas, Louisiana judges rule against SEC, NCAA, opening return for players on NFL rosters
The judge issued a temporary restraining order against the NCAA, the SEC and commissioner Greg Sankey.
Texas judge puts SEC’s new eligibility rule on hold
Texas judge puts SEC’s new eligibility rule on hold  Chicago Tribune
CBS Sports
CBS Sports2 days ago
Thomas Castellanos commits to Texas Tech after coach Joey McGuire defends adding ex-NFL players to roster
The former Florida State quarterback will play this season for the Red Raiders, a team still looking at adding more talent
Newsweek
Newsweek2 days ago
Texas Tech Coach Admits He'd Consider Adding a Player Cut From the NFL
Joey McGuire revealed he'd consider adding a player with remaining eligibility who was cut from the NFL to his Texas Tech roster.
Judge rules ICE agent arrested for shooting in Minneapolis can be released from Texas jail
Christian Castro has been held for 90 days after being arrested for allegedly shooting Julio Cesar Sosa-Celis during Operation Metro Surge and lying about it.
HuffPost
HuffPost2 days ago
Federal Judge Again Rules Texas Ban On Drag Shows Unconstitutional
Federal Judge Again Rules Texas Ban On Drag Shows Unconstitutional  HuffPost
UPI
UPI2 days ago
District court judge rules Texas' drag show ban unconstitutional
A U.S. district court has blocked Texas from banning drag performances as unconstitutional, ruling that is a First Amendment violation.
Philadelphia Inquirer
Philadelphia Inquirer🏁 first to report2 days ago
Rolapp says he will lean on PGA Tour rules when contemplating return of LIV players
PGA Tour CEO Brian Rolapp won't consider the return of LIV Golf players until they no longer have a contract