Diego Pavia lawsuit, explained: Why Vanderbilt QB is suing NCAA over eligibility rules
Vanderbilt starting quarterback Diego Pavia is suing the NCAA, per a court filing made by the Commodores first-year starter Friday. The former JUCO and New Mexico State signal-caller is suing the NCAA over the organization's rules for how many years junior college players can play in Division I.
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Vanderbilt quarterback Diego Pavia is suing the NCAA over NIL rules and eligibility, seeking additional playing seasons.
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Carter says Ohio State will not cut teams or scholarships even as NIL transforms NCAAOhio State University will retain all of its current 36 Division I teams and all of those teams' scholarships, President Ted ...
Pavia played two seasons at New Mexico Military, a junior college, before transferring to New Mexico State before the 2022 ...
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NCAA lifts ban, will allow Canadian Hockey League players to compete at US collegesThe NCAA Division I Council on Thursday approved a rule allowing ... “Just like the transfer portal and NIL rule changes ...
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