How fifth-year legal battles are shaping college soccer
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How fifth-year legal battles are shaping college soccer
Photo: Dylan Ribott By Daniel Susann | @dsus_sus To start the 2026 men’s soccer season, we have an eligibility crisis ...
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The fifth year of eligibility in college sports has turned from discussion to a legal battle, and has left players in limbo.
Our writer @dsus_sus covers this ongoing story after talking to NC State's Drew Lovelace 👇
4-0. Receiving votes. 📈⚽️
For the first time as a Big South member, @LongwoodMSOC is receiving votes in the @UnitedCoaches Men’s Top 25!
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