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 Colorado Judge Restores Eligibility for the “Forgotten Class” — What It Means for D1 Rosters & Recruiting After a federal judge in Colorado, Charlotte Sweeney, granted a preliminary injunction in a lawsuit led by Minnesota basketball player Cade Tyson, every Division I athlete who graduated high school in 2022, started college in fall 2022, and played four straight seasons without a redshirt regained one more year of eligibility, despite the NCAA’s new “five-for-five” rule only applying going forward. The ruling arrives days into Division I fall camp, when rosters, scholarships, and practice plans are largely set, creating immediate roster instability and the possibility that freshmen, transfers, or international students could lose spots or scholarship money if programs bring back experienced players. The NCAA is expected to appeal to the 10th Circuit, and eligibility could change again before or during the season; budget limits may also restrict returns. Families are urged to stay proactive in communication and consider options beyond Division I.