Before we dive into a relatively light news day, a quick announcement.
We're hosting Boise State Associate Professor and legal expert Sam Ehrlich for an AMA tonight in the Discord! Join us at 8pmET and ask Sam all of your burning questions about the 5-in-5 lawsuits.
The timing of our AMA couldn't be better, as the NCAA won another appeal on Tuesday.

Notable players who were previously granted eligibility in the South Carolina lawsuit include Malik Reneau, Owen Aquino, Mike Sharavjamts, Major Freeman, and Keyon Giles.
The South Carolina case is now the fourth appeal the NCAA has won in recent weeks, joining cases in Colorado, Ohio, and Tennessee. While no formal rulings have been made, time is quickly becoming a factor for athletes still seeking eligibility this season. Class enrollment deadlines at schools nationwide are approaching, further limiting options for players looking for a home this season.
In other lawsuit news, Syracuse's Amarri Monroe was granted a TRO in Onondaga County, making him eligible for the upcoming season.
LSU's international trio is retaining an attorney to help with their eligibility cases.
Links, news, and notes:
Michigan announced that freshman Brandon McCoy Jr. will miss the season with an ACL injury.
The West Coast Conference announced its league schedule.
Check out schedules for: Cal State Fullerton, Delaware, Eastern Michigan, Saint Mary's, Stephen F. Austin
2027 four-star guard Shawn Foster committed to Cal Baptist.
2027 three-star guard NJ Gray committed to Loyola Chicago.
2027 forward Nolan Nelson committed to Furman.
New content at Basket Under Review
On a new episode of STATS by Will & Jim, the guys played a snake draft game to build the best college basketball broadcast.

Three Man Weave's Top 50 teams countdown continues with the Kentucky Wildcats.

Joe Jackson explains why Kayden Mingo will be Baylor's next great guard.

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