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The Associated Press. (2026, October 14). Michigan judge rules that 2 Wolverine football players are eligible to play this season. Toronto Star. https://www.thestar.com/sports/football/michigan-judge-rules-that-2-wolverine-football-players-are-eligible-to-play-this-season/article_37e06a26-928c-53f5-b399-ee4ac6836fc5.html
The Associated Press. “Michigan judge rules that 2 Wolverine football players are eligible to play this season.” Toronto Star, 14 Oct. 2026, https://www.thestar.com/sports/football/michigan-judge-rules-that-2-wolverine-football-players-are-eligible-to-play-this-season/article_37e06a26-928c-53f5-b399-ee4ac6836fc5.html.
The Associated Press. “Michigan judge rules that 2 Wolverine football players are eligible to play this season.” Toronto Star, October 14, 2026. https://www.thestar.com/sports/football/michigan-judge-rules-that-2-wolverine-football-players-are-eligible-to-play-this-season/article_37e06a26-928c-53f5-b399-ee4ac6836fc5.html.
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A Michigan judge ruled on October 14, 2026, that former Miami Hurricanes tight end Alex Bauman and former Boise State defensive back Jeremiah Earby, both now enrolled at the University of Michigan, are eligible to play this season. Judge Julia B. Owdziej granted a temporary restraining order, stating that preventing their eligibility would cause "irreparable and severe" harm while any harm to the NCAA would be "negligible." This ruling is part of ongoing legal challenges against the NCAA's new eligibility rules, which are seen as unfair by many student-athletes from the class of 2022. The Michigan Wolverines football team could now bolster its roster mid-season with these transfers, pending further court actions and decisions by the NCAA.