Some big takeaways from this update:
— Zach McKinnell (@zachmckinnell) August 2, 2026
▫️Class of 2022 players who didn't enter their names into the transfer portal during the portal window will not be able to transfer
▫️Roster limits are unchanged, which means teams will not have much flexibility to add players before the… https://t.co/o1liSjGWq7
Judge Sweeney has issued an order clarifying the scope of the injunction issued Friday night.
— Sam C. Ehrlich (@samcehrlich) August 2, 2026
In doing so, she clarified that her injunction ONLY grants athletes in the class a fifth year. It *does not* enjoin transfer rules, roster caps, rev share caps, etc. https://t.co/ohDiBAKrE5 pic.twitter.com/KZUL5KDCbQ
Full breakdown on this re: transfer portal
— Pete Nakos (@PeteNakos) August 2, 2026
The Colorado lawsuit does not allow players to enter the portal. However, this does not impact the recent lawsuit wins in Ohio and Tennessee, where named plaintiffs are going to be allowed to enter the portal.
It's confusing and… https://t.co/c5WYf96WgJ
The NCAA’s latest memo here on the Colorado eligibility case, which turns out to be not quite as sweeping as first thought. pic.twitter.com/PFiVxEZj82
— Ross Dellenger (@RossDellenger) August 2, 2026
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