Amarri Monroe’s legal battle for a fifth year of eligibility at Syracuse heats up as his fight against the NCAA’s new transfer rules reaches a pivotal moment. After a temporary restraining order secured his ability to practice, the key question now is whether he’ll get a preliminary injunction — which would let him keep playing while the lawsuit continues. A hearing was held Thursday, but no decision was made immediately; a written ruling is expected soon. At 23, Monroe, who transferred from Quinnipiac and Wofford, is enrolled, living on campus, and poised for a lucrative NIL deal — all hanging in the balance. His case is part of a growing wave of lawsuits challenging the NCAA’s restrictive policies, with recent legal setbacks raising stakes for athletes nationwide.
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