An Ohio judge grants an injunction that prevents the NCAA from applying revised eligibility rules to a group of college basketball players who sued the organization. The court action makes the players eligible to participate in the upcoming season, according to the reports. The lawsuit was filed in June and the players’ eligibility status changes as a result of the order. One outlet reports that the case is filed less than 24 hours after the NCAA officially announces that it is changing its eligibility rules, framing the timing of the challenge around the NCAA’s announcement. Together, the sources describe a legal dispute over NCAA eligibility requirements, with the court stepping in to limit how the new rules can be enforced against the plaintiffs while the litigation proceeds. The injunction’s practical effect is that the affected players are permitted to play in the forthcoming season rather than being subject to the challenged eligibility changes.