A Judge Just ROCKED The NCAA... Is Lorient Up Next? |Fred Perry return too?
The NCAA just took a major legal hit. An Ohio judge granted an injunction allowing a group of college basketball players to receive another year of eligibility — and even transfer outside the portal window. Now the obvious WVU question becomes impossible to ignore: could Brenen “B-Lo” Lorient be next? West Virginia fans have been watching this closely because Lorient and Treysen Eaglestaff were two of the names most directly impacted by the NCAA’s new age-based five-year eligibility model. The rule was supposed to simplify eligibility. Instead, it may have opened the door to another wave of lawsuits, injunctions, and roster chaos across college basketball. So what does this mean for WVU hoops, Ross Hodge, and B-Lo’s possible path back to Morgantown? Let’s talk about why this ruling could be massive for the Mountaineers.
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