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Several NFL players, including former Ole Miss and Oregon State athletes, are part of a lawsuit against the NCAA that grants them a temporary restraining order to return to college football for an additional season. The players, whose NFL affiliations include the Browns, Cardinals, and Seahawks, expressed interest in being released from their NFL contracts to participate in college before September 1. The NCAA's recent rule changes, allowing athletes a fifth season of eligibility, are central to the legal challenge, which alleges the NCAA is violating its commitment to fair play by restricting these players from extending their college careers.
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