Musketeer Madness

Jon Rothstein
@JonRothstein
Attorneys Ryan Downton and Darren Heitner tell me that they have filed an injunction in Ohio for members of the HS Class of 2022 who have just completed their fourth year of competition.

Below are the players listed on the injunction in Ohio:

Filip Borovicanin
Malik Messina-Moore
MJ Collins
Kolby King
Javon Bennett
Chevalier Emery Jr.
Jalen Quinn
Savannah White
Donovan Brown
Christian Henry
Ziare Wells
Cristian Carroll
Shawn Phillips Jr.
Caden Powell
Josh Reed

Former Xavier players Filip Borovicanin and Malik Messina-Moore are part of the lawsuit seeking to gain another year of eligibility as part of yesterday’s “5-in-5” rule passage.

Where is Filip going to play? I'm afraid if reinstated Richard will play him a lot and he will have the ball in his hands way too much. Great rebounder, but not a great shooter and doesn't finish.

Skyhops Pitino will play him a lot. I see him as a bench player. He rebounds well because he tracks the shots very well. I hope he doesn't get major minutes and last year he did and we were terrible. Soft. Can't play Jovan and him at the same time unless you don't care about getting rebounds or winning. I don't see either guy as high end Big East players. If we still have N.I. L. money go get a fast guard

I'd welcome Filip back, as he did everything well except for poor shot selection, and being a higher volume shooter than he should be. I think both would be curbed by Pitino bc they have a much more talented team this year.The one valuable trait he would give them is someone who can defend against a quick, tall wing. He's also versatile enough to guard 1-4, a trait no one else on the team possesses. I envision him playing situationally, 15-20 min a game.

Looks like they found a judge... Dan

NEWS: An Ohio judge has granted a preliminary injunction to the players suing the NCAA in that state for age-based eligibility, per
@PaulFritschner

This includes Filip Borovicanin, MJ Collins and Kolby King

While they say that doctors have bad handwriting

Paul Fritschner @PaulFritschner
Wow. Massive news. Class of 2022 athletes who were competing under this class action suit and not part of another successful lawsuit are now, again, ineligible.

Austin Massey
@austinmasseySBI

BREAKING: The Tenth Circuit has GRANTED the NCAA’s stay request in Wisne v. NCAA.

Judge Sweeney’s nationwide injunction is now stayed pending appeal, meaning qualifying Class of 2022 athletes lose its federal fifth-season