The Tenth Circuit Court of Appeals will hear the NCAA’s appeal, which could help the NCAA get the district court’s classwide injunction overturned | Tom Mars

NCAA Chief Legal Officer Scott Bearby sent a letter to membership this morning outlining the governing body's plan to appeal Friday's court decision.

"Schools and coaches must make their own independent decisions, but an injunction is intended to be short in duration and the… https://t.co/WhPR9VzX1M pic.twitter.com/3UuYIpLd8A

— Pete Nakos (@PeteNakos) August 1, 2026

The Tenth Circuit Court of Appeals will hear the NCAA’s appeal, which could help the NCAA get the district court’s classwide injunction overturned.

The Tenth Circuit has a unique track record of disfavoring mandatory injunctions and injunctions that change the status quo. In… https://t.co/ygzvBTv6j3

— Tom Mars (@TomMarsLaw) August 1, 2026

Lots of confusion on what yesterday's Wisne class action court order means, here's my read:

The order doesn't specify which rules it is lifting. The plaintiffs asked the court for 5 things (below image):

1. Give all athletes in the class a 5th year
2. Remove transfer portal… pic.twitter.com/TLJ7biFpSa

— Eric Blevins (@EricJBlevins) August 1, 2026