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IU's Daley, Wyatt Return to Team with TRO
Confirmed
In Short: Indiana University has secured eligibility for edge rushers Stephen Daley and Kellan Wyatt, paving the way for their return to the team.
An Indiana judge has granted a temporary restraining order (TRO) that restores eligibility for edge rushers Stephen Daley and Kellan Wyatt, according to reports.
This comes after the Hoosiers initially announced their return in August, taking advantage of a Colorado ruling that granted qualifying members of the class of 2022 an additional year of eligibility.
However, when the NCAA was granted a stay request in that lawsuit, players like Daley and Wyatt lost their eligibility because they did not have their own injunction or TRO.
Now that they have a TRO, they are once again eligible and can take the field for the Hoosiers when they open their season against North Texas on Saturday afternoon.
With Daley and Wyatt officially back in the fold, Curt Cignetti's defense is ready to challenge for championships yet again.
What's confirmed
What's still developing
- Before anyone knew that Daley and Wyatt would get an extra year of eligibility, the Hoosiers dipped into the portal and signed Chiddi Obiazor and Tobi Osunsanmi from Kansas State.
- Now healthy, Daley and Wyatt join a defensive line room that had already been reloaded via the transfer portal.